ASTEROIDS
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HISTORY:
The first astronomer to propose the existence of asteroids was Keplero (1571 -1630) that in his Mysterium
Cosmographicum he wrote "Inter Jovem et Martem interposui planetam", in how
much in base his ideas of perfect geometry of the solar system missed a body. However passed many years, up to 1772, when the hypothesis returned
to the footlights with the Law of Titius-Bode dn=0 ,4+0,3x2^n. according to which missed a planet for n
=3. Meanwhile in that time an eclectic Hungarian baron, Franz Xavier von Zach
was devoted to a search deepened of this object systematically fathoming the
whole sky. But it was alone by chance that an abbot teatino
of the Valtellina, in strength near the observatory
in
Finally in
the 1809 Gauss pubblic his Theoria
motus corporum coelestium.
Other
surprise March 28 th 1802 when Wilhelm Olbers announced the discovery of a new object, Pallade, very similar as orbital characteristics to Cerere. It was hard to probably believe us but the same Olbers suggested that the objects of that zone had to be
very numerous, and he began an observe campaign. On September 1 1804 arrived
Juno, three years later Vesta. All defined planetoid
came, while Herschel proposed asteroids, or rather "to form of star."
The enthusiasms were cooled up to 1845 when the 5 asteroid was discovered Astraea. Two years later Hebe.
In 1868 they had reached 100,
the double after ten years and the triple after twenty. When in the 1891 Max
Wolf applied the photo to the astronomy was another revolution and the
discoveries they quickly increased. Today CCDs have
subsequently improved these searches also allowing the not professionals to
make innumerable discoveries. Big contributions also arrive daily from the
projects Spacewatch, NEAT, LINEAR and LONEOS.
All the
discoveries and observations are notified to the
FORMATION: After the initial hypothesis of a
thick planet mysteriously disintegrated him after the orbit of Mars, taken foot
the theory of the missed planet or rather a planet whose formation, to the
aggregation of planetesimi, it was prevented by the continuous perturbations of
the thick planet giant Jupiter. During million of years the asteroids with very
irregular orbits have been expelled, while those remained ones is distributed
on varied orbits, often gathered in families, and however subjects to frequent
mutual clashes.
DEFINITION : An asteroid or small planet or planetoid, is a small object, mainly
rocky, of composition very similar to that of the planets, but of form almost
never spherical and very small. They are mainly found in the principal belt,
between Mars and Jupiter, and you/they can be divided in families (you see
under). You thinks that they are the rest of the disk protoplanetary
that milliard of years ago has brought to the formation of all the other
planets and whose residual they have not succeeded in joining.
The orbits
are very various, both as semi-axis that as inclination, and also the forms and
the dimensions are innumerable; they prevail the small bodies in how much
probably rests of collisions of great asteroids on unstable orbits.
POSITION : There are mainly 7 zones of the Solar System where the asteroids are
found :
CLASSIFICATION : The asteroids are classified in base to the ghostly type, or rather to
their chemical composition. There are 10 classes:
TYPOLOGY : The asteroids are also classified in base to the orbit.
ALBEDO : The curves of light show that the asteroids often have a lengthened form
and irregular, and so much more grows its ellipticity
so much it grows the variation of luminosity also reaching 1-2 magnitudes. But
important factor of this pure variation the albedo,
said also reflecting power or reflectivity, a numerical value given by the
relationship between the quantity of reflected solar radiation and that
receipt. It varies between 0 and 1, but in practice the most frequent values
are around
DIMENSION : this is the list of the asteroids of great dimensions (within the orbit
of
Number |
Name |
Diameter (km) |
Middle
distance from the Sun A.U. |
Dyiscovery date |
Discoverer |
1 |
Cerere |
975×909 |
2,766 |
|
Giuseppe
Piazzi |
4 |
Vesta |
578x560x458 |
2,361 |
|
Heinrich Wilhelm Matthäus
Olbers |
2 |
Pallade |
570×525×500 |
2,773 |
|
Heinrich Wilhelm Matthäus
Olbers |
10 |
Igea |
407,1 |
3,137 |
|
Annibale
De Gasparis |
511 |
Davida |
326,1 |
3,167 |
|
Raymond Smith Dugan |
704 |
Interamnia |
316,6 |
3.063 |
|
Vincenzo Cerulli |
52 |
Europa |
302,5 |
3,100 |
|
Hermann Mayer Salomon Goldschmidt |
624 |
Ettore |
370×195 |
5,222 |
|
August Kopff |
3 |
Giunone |
290×240×190 |
2,668 |
|
Karl Ludwig Harding |
87 |
Silvia |
384×264×232 |
3,490 |
|
Norman Robert Pogson |
31 |
Eufrosine |
255,9 |
3,150 |
|
James Ferguson |
15 |
Eunomia |
255,3 |
2,646 |
|
Annibale
De Gasparis |
16 |
Psiche |
253,2 |
2,921 |
|
Annibale
De Gasparis |
65 |
Cibele |
237,3 |
3,434 |
|
Ernst Wilhelm Leberecht
Tempel |
324 |
Bamberga |
229,4 |
2,683 |
|
Johann Palisa |
451 |
Patientia |
225,0 |
3,060 |
|
Auguste Charlois |
532 |
Ercolina |
225* |
2,772 |
|
Max Wolf |
107 |
Camilla |
222,6 |
3,478 |
|
Norman Robert Pogson |
48 |
Dori |
221,8 |
3,109 |
|
Hermann Mayer Salomon Goldschmidt |
45 |
Eugenia |
214,6 |
2,720 |
|
Hermann Mayer Salomon Goldschmidt |
29 |
Anfitrite |
212,2 |
2,556 |
|
Albert Marth |
121 |
Ermione |
209 |
3,446 |
|
James Craig Watson |
423 |
Diotima |
208,8 |
3,066 |
|
Auguste Charlois |
13 |
Egeria |
217×196 |
2,576 |
|
Annibale
De Gasparis |
94 |
Aurora |
204,9 |
3,165 |
|
James Craig Watson |
88 |
Tisbe |
200,6 |
2,768 |
|
Christian Heinrich Friedrich
Peters |
24 |
Temi |
198* |
3,130 |
|
Annibale
De Gasparis |
Apart this
list, the greatest part of the asteroids have a very small diameter, and as
such to the telescope they appear as of the bright dots of which is impossible
to esteem the diameter. A good method for to obviate the drawback is to use the
stellar occultations, the phenomenon according to
which an asteroid occasionally transits before to a star hiding it. In base to
the duration of the event and the position of the observatories is possible to
reconstruct the form and the middle dimensions of the hiding body, but only if
it overcomes the
The
asteroids with superior diameter to
The form of
the asteroids is generally oblong and extending to that of an ellipsoid to
three aces, expecially the greatest asteroid. I am
often craterized and with superficial irregolarity.
MASS AND DENSITY : despite their boundless number, the whole population of the asteroids
weigh arrives as soon as to 0,0007 times the mass of the Earth. Their density
is very varying and it passes by
ORBITS : the orbits of the asteroids are very
various, with eccentricity assembled between the values 0,05 and 0,3, and with
inclinations orbital averages from 0 to 35. The 95% of them assemble him in a belt
between 2.1 and
PARTICULAR ASTEROIDS : asteroids with various
characteristics.
Number |
Name |
Diameter (km) |
Note |
5 |
Astrea |
119,1 |
The first asteroid to be individualized 38 years
after the first four. |
31 |
Eufrosine |
255,9 |
The first asteroid to be individualized from Nord |
45 |
Eugenia |
214,6 |
The first
asteroid to be named with a person’s name, the queen Eugenia of Montijo, wife of Napoleone III
(also if remain doubtfoul on name’s origin of 12 |
61 |
Danaë |
82,0 |
The first asteroid to has a type not ascii in the name. |
62 |
Erato |
95,4 |
The first asteroid discovered from 2 persons.. |
67 |
Asia |
58,1 |
The first asteroid discovered from |
85 |
Io |
154,8 |
Asteroid with the shortest name, 2 types. |
87 |
Silvia |
384×264×232 |
The first triple asteroidal
sistem. The 2 orbiting moons around to Silvia have
been discovered |
90 |
Antiope |
110 + 110 |
Double asteroid with the two components ugual and near; it’s binary type has been discovered with adaptive opticals. |
92 |
Undina |
126,4 |
Born 8 million
years ago, in follow to the most catastrophic impact among asteroid of the
last 100 millions years. |
139 |
Juewa |
156,6 |
The first asteroid discovered in |
216 |
Cleopatra |
217×94 |
Metallic asteroid with a shape to “dog bone”. |
243 |
Ida |
56×24×21 |
The first binary asteroid confirmed. Photo to near distance of Galileo
probe. |
|
Dactyl |
1,4 |
Moon of 243 Ida, the first asteroid’s satellite
confirmed. |
288 |
Glauke |
32 |
Rotation’s period exceptionally slow, about 1200 hours
(2 months) |
323 |
Brucia |
36 |
The first asteroid discovered by astrophotography |
333 |
Badenia |
78 |
The first asteroid to receive a provisional
designation (1892A) |
433 |
Eros |
13×13×33 |
The first Near-Earth asteroid, the second NEA in greatness
order. |
490 |
Veritas |
115 |
Born 8
million years ago, in follow to the most catastrophic impact among asteroid
of the last 100 millions years. |
624 |
Ettore |
370×195 |
The biggest troian
asteroid of Jupiter. |
719 |
Albert |
2,4 |
Last numbered asteroid to be lose and subsequently
to be recovered. |
944 |
Hidalgo |
|
Asteroid of then principal belt with the most long
orbital period. |
1125 |
Cina |
|
First asteroid with a state’s name. |
1566 |
Icaro |
|
Asteroid Apollo; its perihelium
is the more near to the Sun than Mercury. |
1743 |
Schmidt |
17 |
The first asteroid to be discovered thanks to
collaboration of three people. |
2060 |
Chirone |
170 |
The first Centauro to be discovered and the first to receive the disignate of comet |
3200 |
Fetonte |
5 |
The first asteroid discovered from the space. It’s the source of Geminidi. |
SPATIAL MISSIONS : select asteroids for spatial missions
Numero |
Nome |
Diametro (km) |
Missione |
1 |
Cerere |
959×933 |
Target of
Dawn probe (2015). |
4 |
Vesta |
468 |
Target of
Dawn probe (2011). |
21 |
Lutetia |
96 |
Target of
Rosetta probe (2010). |
140 |
Siwa |
|
Target leaves of Rosetta probe. |
243 |
Ida |
56×24×21 |
It was visited by Galileo probe in 1993. |
253 |
Matilde |
66×48×46 |
Ii was visited by NEAR Shoemaker probe in 1997. |
433 |
Eros |
13×13×33 |
The first asteroid studied from orbit and the first
landing on an asteroid (NEAR Shoemaker, 2000-01) |
951 |
Gaspra |
19×12×11 |
The first asteroidi it was
visited by a probe (Galileo,1991) |
1620 |
Geographos |
5.1×1.8 |
It was the target of Clementine probe, |
2530 |
Shipka |
|
Target leaves of Rosetta probe. |
2685 |
Masursky |
15-20 |
Observed by Cassini probe. |
2703 |
Rodari |
|
Target leaves of Rosetta probe. |
2867 |
Šteins |
|
Target of
Rosetta probe (2008). |
3352 |
McAuliffe |
02-mag |
Target leaves of Deep Space 1 probe. |
3840 |
Mimistrobell |
|
Target leaves of Rosetta probe. |
4660 |
Nereo |
|
Target leaves of NEAP probe and Target leaves of Hayabusa mission. |
4979 |
Otawara |
5.5 |
Target leaves of Rosetta probe. |
5535 |
Annefrank |
4 |
Target of
Stardust probe. |
9969 |
Braille |
2.2×0.6 |
Visited by Deep Space 1 probe in 1999. |
25143 |
Itokawa |
~1 |
Target of Hayabusa probe
with a return of samples |
NUMBER : list of the total number of the discovered
asteroids, with a number and with a name
DATE |
TOTAL |
NUMBERD |
NAMED |
2007 JUN 30 |
377328 |
160015 |
13805 |
2007 APR. 2 |
371670 |
155368 |
13722 |
2006 APR.
13 |
329777 |
129436 |
13040 |
2005 APR. 7 |
277090 |
99906 |
12268 |
2004 APR.
15 |
243682 |
79084 |
11242 |
2003 MAY 1 |
215930 |
58092 |
10573 |
2002 APR.
27 |
175753 |
39462 |
9213 |
2001 APR. 8 |
121595 |
24599 |
8334 |
2000 APR.
18 |
72201 |
14788 |
7369 |
1999 APR. 2 |
49757 |
10448 |
6533 |
1998 APR.
11 |
38629 |
8603 |
5898 |
1997 APR.
22 |
34264 |
7625 |
5544 |
1996 APR. 4 |
30331 |
6938 |
5127 |
1995 APR.
15 |
27766 |
6353 |
4820 |
RECORD APPROACH : list of the asteroids that in past has
been near to less than
Distance Date (TT) Provisional name H |
(UA) |
|
0.000086 2004 Mar. 31.65 2004 FU162 28.7 |
0.000226 2004 Dec. 19.86 2004 YD5 29.3 |
0.000328 2004 Mar. 18.92 2004 FH 25.7 |
0.000560 2005 Nov. 26.02 2005 WN3 29.9 |
0.000564 2003 Sep. 27.96 2003 SQ222 30.1 |
0.00072 1994 Dec.
9.79 1994 XM1 28.0 |
0.000785 2006 Feb. |
0.000788 2002 Dec. |
0.000802 2002 Jun. |
0.000820 2005 Oct. |
0.000963 2005 Mar. 18.91 2005 FN 26.9 |
0.000991 2003 Dec.
6.79 2003 XJ7 25.7 |
0.00099 1993 May
20.86 1993 KA2 29.0 |
0.00107 2006 Ago. 31.90 2006 QM111 30.5 |
0.00108 2003 Sep. |
0.00111 2004 Jul. |
0.00113 1994 Mar. 15.72 1994 ES1 28.5 |
0.00114 1991 Jan. 18.72 1991 BA 28.5 |
0.00120 2007 Mar. |
0.00122 2006 Oct. |
0.00125 2005 Oct. 30.01 2005 UW5 27.0 |
0.00137 2006 Jan. 29.44 2006 BF56 29.5 |
0.00146 2005 Dec.
|
0.00147 2007 Apr. 24.86 2007 HB15 27.8 |
0.00155 2006 Feb. 24.17 2006 DM63 26.7 |
0.00160 2004 Mar. 27.85 2004 FY15 26.1 |
0.00177 2007 Mar. |
0.00177 2005 Jan. |
0.00179 2006 Oct. 30.70 2006 UJ185 27.9 |
0.00181 2006 Mar.
8.64 2006 EC 26.6 |
0.00185 2004 Apr. |
0.00188 2003 Oct. |
0.00188 2006 Jul. |
0.00198 2004 Oct. 24.73 2004 UH1 28.1 |
0.00205 2007 Feb. |
0.00205++
2001 Jan. 15.85 2001 BA16 25.8 |
0.00216 2006 Nov. 16.65 2006 WP1 28.2 |
0.00217 2007 Jan. |
0.00217 2004 Dec. 16.80 2004 XB45 26.6 |
0.00221 2003 Apr. 29.27 2003 HW10 27.2 |
0.00222 2007 Feb. |
0.00222 2006 Nov. |
0.00225 2006 Jan. 28.31 2006 BV39 29.2 |
0.00233 2006 Nov. |
0.00246 2004 Sep. 21.98 2004 ST26 26.3 |
0.00246 2004 Sep. 13.65 2004 RU109 26.5 |
0.00259 2007 Jan. 19.64 2007 BB 27.6 |
0.00282 2002 Mar. 31.15 2002 GQ 26.3 |
0.00289+ 1995 Mar. 27.15 1995 FF 26.5 |
Note
:
+ Approach to
the Moon,0.0013 U.A. ,
++ Approach to
the Moon,0.00053 U.A. , 15.
CONVERSION BETWEEN PARAMETER H
AND DIAMETER : if it
takes the left value of H the diameter is in km, if it takes the right value is
in meters.
H Albedo H |
|
|
-2.0 4700 -
6700 - 14900 13.0 |
-1.5 3700 -
5300 - 11800 13.5 |
-1.0 3000 -
4200 - 9400 14.0 |
-0.5 2400 -
3300 - 7500 14.5 |
0.0
1900 - 2600 - 5900
15.0 |
0.5
1500 - 2100 - 4700
15.5 |
1.0
1200 - 1700 - 3700
16.0 |
1.5
940 - 1300 - 3000
16.5 |
2.0
750 - 1050 - 2400
17.0 |
2.5
590 - 840 - 1900
17.5 |
3.0
470 - 670 - 1500
18.0 |
3.5
370 - 530 - 1200
18.5 |
4.0
300 - 420 - 940
19.0 |
4.5
240 - 330 - 740
19.5 |
5.0
190 - 260 - 590
20.0 |
5.5
150 - 210 - 470
20.5 |
6.0
120 - 170 - 370
21.0 |
6.5
95 - 130 - 300
21.5 |
7.0
75 - 110 - 240
22.0 |
7.5
60 - 85 - 190
22.5 |
8.0
45 - 65 - 150
23.0 |
8.5 40 -
50 - 120 23.5 |
9.0
30 - 40 - 95
24.0 |
9.5
25 - 35 - 75
24.5 |
10.0 19 -
25 - 60 25.0 |
10.5 15 -
20 - 50 25.5 |
11.0 12 -
17 - 37 26.0 |
11.5 9 -
13 - 30 26.5 |
12.0 7 -
11 - 24 27.0 |
12.5 6 -
8 - 19 27.5 |
13.0 5 -
7 - 15 28.0 |
13.5 4 -
5 - 12 28.5 |
14.0 3 -
4 - 9 29.0 |
14.5 2 -
3 - 7 29.5 |
15.0 2 -
3 - 6 30.0 |
15.5 1 -
2 - 5 30.5 |
16.0 1 -
2 - 4 31.0 |
16.5 1 -
1 - 3 31.5 |
17.0 1 -
1 - 2 32.0 |
17.5 1 -
1 - 2 32.5 |
RESONANCES : In the celestial mechanics, the orbital
resonance happens when two orbiting bodies have such periods of revolution that
their relationship expressible in fractions of small integers. Then the two
bodies practice, each other, a regulate gravitational influence. This
phenomenon can to stabilize the orbits and to protect her from gravitational
perturbations. The gaps of
Gaps of
To notice
that there are little asteroids with a greatest semiaxys
next to the 2,5 AU or a 3,95 year-old orbital period, equal to a thirt of that of Jupiter (called for this orbital resonance
1:3). Other orbital resonances correspond to the orbital periods whose lengths
are simple fractions of that of Jupiter. The resonances more weak they conduct
only to an emptying of the asteroids, while the woodpeckers in the histogram
are often have to the presence of a prominent family of asteroids.
The gaps
were noticed for the first time by Daniel Kirkwood in 1857, that said correctly
as the gaps were caused by the orbital resonances with the great planet.
The gaps of
1.9 AU (resonance
2:9)
2.5 AU (resonance
1:3) – in it orbit the asteroid’s family Alinda.
2.706 AU (resonance
3:8)
2.82 AU (resonance
2:5)
2.95 AU (resonance
3:7)
3.7 AU (resonance
3:5)
The gaps more
meaningful they correspond to the resonances
1:3, 2:5, 3:7 e 1:2.
PROVISIONAL DESIGNATION : In attends him of a definitive name,
the Minor
The first
letter points out the two weeks in which happened the discovery, according to
the following table:
JAN 01-15 A APR
01-15 G JUL 01-15 N OCT 01-15 T
JAN 16-31 B APR
16-30 H JUL 16-31 O OCT 16-31 U
FEB 01-15 C MAY
01-15 J AGO
01-15 P NOV 01-15 V
FEB 16-28 D MAY
16-31 K AGO
16-31 Q NOV 16-30 W
MAR 01-15 E JUN
01-15 L SEP 01-15 R DEC 01-15 X
MAR 15-31 F JUN
16-30 M SEP 16-30 S DEC 16-31 Y
The second
letter points out the number of discovery in the two weeks: a points that the
first discovery asteroid in that period, B the second etc. The letter “I” is
jumped (don't confuse “I” with the number one), then H points the eight discovery
and J the ninth up to Z that points the twenty-fifth discovery asteroid in the
two weeks pointed by the first letter. For the following discoveries the number
is added, departing from 1. The 26 discovery asteroid between 16 and the 30
June of the 2000 it’ll have the designation 2000 MA1s, the 27 MB1, the 50 MZ1,
the 51 MA2, the 5000 MZ199 etc.
DOUBLE ASTEROIDS : Some asteroids have an own moon
(satellite) that orbits around.
Asteroid |
Category |
Diameter (km) |
Satellite |
Diameter (km) |
Distance (km) |
22
Calliope |
Main belt |
(231.4×175.3×146.1) |
(22) I Linus |
38±6 |
1,065±8 |
45 Eugenia |
Main belt |
214.6±4.2 |
(45) I Petit-Prince |
12.7±0.8 |
1,184±12 |
87 Silvia |
Main belt |
(384×264×232) |
(87) I Romolo |
18±4 |
1,356±5 |
(87) II Remo |
7±2 |
706±5 |
|||
90 Antiope |
Main belt |
110±16 |
S/2000 (90) 1 |
110±16 |
170±1 |
107
Camilla |
Main belt |
222.6±17.1 |
S/2001 (107) 1 |
9±1 |
1,235±16 |
121 Hermione |
Main belt |
209.0±4.7 |
S/2002 (121) 1, |
18 |
794.7±2.1 |
130
Elettra |
Main belt |
182.3±11.8 |
S/2003 (130) 1 |
4 |
1,252±30 |
243 Ida |
Main belt |
(59.8×25.4×18.6) |
(243) I Dactyl |
(1.6×1.4×1.2) |
108 |
283 Emma |
Main belt |
148.1±4.6 |
S/2003 (283) 1 |
12 |
596±3 |
379 Huenna |
Main belt |
92.3±1.7 |
S/2003 (379) 1 |
7 |
3,400±11 |
617
Patroclo |
Troian asteroid |
105 |
(617) I Menezio |
95 |
610 |
762 Pulcova |
Main belt |
137.1±3.2 |
S/2000 (762) 1 |
20 |
810 |
809 Lundia |
Main belt |
? |
S/2005 (809) 1 |
? |
? |
854 Frostia |
Main belt |
15? |
S/2004 (854) 1 |
? |
~50 |
1089 Tama |
Main belt |
12.9 |
S/2003 (1089) 1 |
9 |
20 |
1313 Berna |
Main belt |
11 |
S/2004 (1313) 1 |
11 |
35 |
1509 Esclangona |
Main belt |
12 |
S/2003 (1509) 1 |
4 |
140 |
1862
Apollo |
Apollo asteroid |
1.7 |
S/2005 (1862) 1 |
0.08 |
3 |
3671
Dioniso |
Near-Earth Asteroid |
1.5 |
S/1997 (3671) 1 |
0.4 |
2.2 |
3749 Balam |
Main belt |
7 |
S/2002 (3749) 1 |
1.5 |
310±20 |
(26308)
1998 SM165 |
Trans-Nettunian object |
420? |
S/2001 (26308) 1 |
170? |
11,310±110 |
|
Plutino |
590? |
S/2001 (47171) 1 |
250? |
7,640±460 |
|
Near-Earth Asteroid |
1.2 |
S/2001 (66391) 1 |
0.36 |
2.6 |
69230
Hermes |
Apollo Asteroid |
~0.4 |
S/2003 (69230) 1 |
~0.4 |
~1 |
The
White
- it means "events without
consequences": in this case the object mancher
the Earth, or too much small to succeed in crossing the atmosphere. White therefore it corresponds to zero.
Green
- it means "events to be held under careful
control ": it deals with objects that have possibilit
of very low collision. And' advisable to follow its orbital evolution to try to
redefine the possibilits of collision with following
measurements. Green corresponds to
1.
Yellow - "events that arouse
worry": the objects have a tall probabilit of
impact, essential to follow its orbital evolution and to finish up the orbit. Yellow
corresponds to 2 - meeting brought closer with unlikely collision; to 3:
meeting brought closer with with probabilit
> 1% of impact, that would provoke destructions on the local plan; and to 4,
meeting brought closer with probabilit > 1% of
impact that would provoke destruction on the regional plan.
Orange - "threatening Events":
it deals with meetings brought closer with great objects enough to provoke
destruction on the regional plan and even global. A redefinition of the orbit in this crucial case.
Red - "certain Collision": it
deals with objects whose collision with the certain Earth, great enough to
provoke, in correspondence with the numbers: : 8 - local destructions; 9 -
regional destructions; 10 - global climatic effects.
ORBITAL PARAMETERS (ATEN) :
Designazione
e nome Prov.
Des.
q Q EMoid H
Epoca M Peri. Node Incl. e
a Opps.
|
|
2007 ML24 0.500
1.039 0.01058 19.0
|
2007 MC4 0.803
1.141 0.12432 21.1
|
2007 MF 0.935
1.034 0.01645 26.2
|
2007 LB15 0.568
1.309 0.00663 19.5
|
2007 LL 0.810
1.152 0.08422 20.4
|
2007 JB21 0.890
1.105 0.00088 25.4
|
|
2007 FN3 0.729
1.257 0.14686 23.3
|
2007 EP88 0.096
1.579 0.14205 18.5
|
2007 EB26 0.119
0.980 0.11303 19.6
|
2007 EX 0.508
1.235 0.12416 17.0
|
2007 EG 0.478 1.032
0.00878 24.6 |
2007 EF 0.484
1.157 0.02481 20.8
|
2007 EC 0.745
1.109 0.02423 22.2
|
2007 DB61 0.516
1.107 0.01358 23.6
|
2007 DM8
0.625 1.351 0.01540
26.2 |
2007 DE8 0.601
1.146 0.05098 23.3
|
2007 DD 0.874
1.106 0.00592 25.8
|
2007 CA27 0.568
1.163 0.13260 21.1
|
2007 CT26 0.524
1.186 0.00242 23.4
|
2007 CM26 0.773
1.112 0.06157 25.1
|
2007 CS5 0.811
1.150 0.00067 24.6
|
2007 BG29 0.554
1.111 0.08687 18.0
|
2007 BU7 0.627
1.263 0.01016 24.1
|
2007 BG 0.526
1.047 0.05198 19.6
|
2007 BD 0.481
0.986 0.00257 25.4
|
2007 BB 0.800
1.064 0.00151 27.8
|
2007 AA9 0.497
1.219 0.01515 22.3
|
2007 AM 0.426
1.172 0.09695 21.6
|
2007 AG 0.451
0.990 0.00419 20.1
|
2006 YF13 0.548
1.290 0.08151 20.0
|
2006 YM 0.787
1.009 0.02352 24.4
|
2006 XP4 0.686
1.059 0.00411 23.9
|
2006 XO4 0.586
1.092 0.02767 23.4
|
2006 XX2 0.681
1.288 0.01722 25.1
|
2006 WR127 0.566
1.248 0.19129 20.5
|
2006 WE4 0.641
0.928 0.10066 18.7
|
2006 WO3 0.442
1.158 0.13238 21.4
|
2006 WY2 0.656
1.311 0.25414 18.6
|
2006 WX1 0.641
1.192 0.02873 19.6
|
2006 WV1 0.588
1.068 0.01008 25.9
|
2006 WB 0.696
1.003 0.00552 22.8
|
2006 VB14 0.444
1.090 0.07889 18.9
|
2006 VG13 0.570
1.066 0.04540 21.4
|
2006 VY2 0.556
1.229 0.07559 22.7
|
2006 VX2 0.662
1.204 0.02194 24.9
|
2006 US216 0.278
0.995 0.04358 19.9
|
2006 UZ215 0.706
1.074 0.01068 25.5
|
2006 UL185 0.421
1.268 0.20333 21.3
|
2006 UY64 0.785
1.078 0.05432 19.5
|
2006 TU7 0.452
1.250 0.02274 21.9
|
2006 TS7 0.398
1.495 0.01556 21.2
|
2006 TL 0.566
1.314 0.04502 24.0
|
2006 SU217 0.814
1.158 0.02570 25.4
|
2006 SF77 0.619
1.226 0.06116 21.7
|
2006 SP19 0.623
1.139 0.04532 24.2
|
2006 SF6 0.683
1.216 0.01900 20.0
|
2006 SE6 0.527
1.083 0.03679 22.9
|
2006 RO36 0.697
1.115 0.11180 18.0
|
2006 RJ1 0.665
1.237 0.00140 22.3
|
2006 QQ56 0.944
1.033 0.01746 25.9
|
2006 QQ23 0.575
1.032 0.03360 19.6
|
2006 NL 0.360 1.336
0.05676 19.7 |
2006 MD12 0.331
1.346 0.22733 19.3
|
2006 KZ39 0.292
0.939 0.06936 20.2
|
2006 JF42 0.281
1.063 0.00288 19.0
|
2006 HV50 0.627
1.070 0.03275 23.6
|
2006 HR29 0.726
1.245 0.09412 20.6
|
2006 HV5 0.576
1.116 0.01594
19.2 |
2006 GB 0.787
1.131 0.01031 20.3
|
2006 FH36 0.765
1.144 0.01641 22.9
|
2006 FK 0.606
1.239 0.19408 21.3
|
2006 DM63 0.349
1.042 0.00072 26.7
|
2006 DS14 0.573
1.154 0.15628 20.3
|
2006 CJ 0.166
1.187 0.02539 20.1
|
2006 BX147 0.259
1.313 0.03748 21.4
|
2006 BQ147 0.474
1.166 0.07050 18.9
|
2006 BA9 0.578
1.247 0.07270 22.7
|
2006 AM4 0.344
1.619 0.01103 21.8
|
2005 YV128 0.450
1.396 0.15472 20.5
|
2005 YU128 0.523
1.020 0.02314 25.3
|
2005 YO128 0.578
1.065 0.01483 24.6
|
2005 YQ96 0.496
0.992 0.01865 20.5
|
2005 YR3 0.595
1.042 0.01031 23.6
|
2005 YO3 0.478
1.043 0.01719 25.1
|
2005 YS 0.320
1.102 0.03009 19.7
|
2005 XV77 0.459
1.109 0.09685 20.6
|
2005 XT77 0.617
1.065 0.02685 20.9
|
2005 XZ7 0.658
1.278 0.04908 24.2
|
2005 WJ56 0.813
1.104 0.02329 17.9
|
2005 WS3 0.285
1.058 0.06564 21.2
|
2005 VN5 0.724
1.165 0.00028 27.0
|
2005 VL1 0.690
1.092 0.00001 27.0
|
2005 VK1 0.425
1.058 0.06647 22.6
|
2005 UV64 0.847
1.069 0.02583 26.5
|
2005 UL5 0.403
1.471 0.00593 20.2
|
2005 UE1 0.741
1.045 0.00154 26.2
|
2005 TH50 0.649
1.026 0.00138 28.0
|
2005 TG50 0.800
1.048 0.01348 24.8
|
2005 TE49 0.599
1.298 0.00839 26.7
|
2005 TQ45 0.634
1.020 0.01931 25.6
|
2005 TG45 0.428
0.935 0.19722 17.5
|
2005 TM 0.490
1.192 0.02355 24.7
|
2005 SP9 0.326
1.405 0.05092 21.2
|
2005 SG 0.703
1.259 0.20196 19.0
|
2005 RB3 0.532
1.223 0.04824 22.6
|
2005 QQ87 0.697
1.302 0.07941 22.7
|
2005 QP11 0.804
1.147 0.00999 26.4
|
2005 QC5 0.568
1.219 0.04747 19.7
|
2005 OU1 0.664
1.288 0.12729 20.2
|
2005 NJ63 0.502
1.237 0.21827 20.9
|
2005 NW44 0.403
1.156 0.05399 20.4
|
2005 NE21 0.398
1.181 0.05654 21.3
|
2005 MO13 0.508 1.218
0.04283 20.7 |
2005 MR5 0.601
1.105 0.07997 20.7
|
2005 MF5 0.496
1.111 0.08064 21.7
|
2005 MB 0.204
1.766 0.06783 17.1
|
2005 KA 0.660
1.021 0.01077 24.7
|
2005 HN3 0.568
1.142 0.07873 21.2
|
2005 GZ128 0.822
1.081 0.01843 25.8
|
2005 GB120 0.479
1.104 0.07316 20.5
|
2005 GE60 0.723
1.195 0.00513 22.1
|
2005 GR33 0.480
1.078 0.01191 22.0
|
2005 GO21 0.497
1.009 0.04434 16.4
|
2005 FN 0.625
1.241 0.00100 26.9
|
2005 FC 0.669
1.168 0.02397 24.4
|
2005 ES70 0.471
1.057 0.05201 23.6
|
2005 EK70 0.830
1.089 0.09651 17.6
|
2005 EP1 0.207
1.575 0.01245 23.7
|
2005 CN61 0.923
1.059 0.02301 25.3
|
2005 BO1 0.611
1.287 0.15034 21.7
|
2005 BU 0.592
1.101 0.01514 26.7
|
2005 BE 0.512
1.256 0.23245 20.1
|
2005 AY28 0.378
1.367 0.03549 21.8
|
2004 YA5 0.375
1.243 0.05228 22.6
|
|
2004 YC 0.596
1.140 0.00355 25.6
|
2004 XZ130 0.337
0.898 0.09449 20.4
|
2004 XY60 0.130
1.150 0.19421 19.0
|
2004 XN14 0.683
1.180 0.00305 20.0
|
2004 XL14 0.449
1.072 0.02766 21.3
|
2004 XK14 0.423
1.073 0.02530 22.3
|
2004 XJ 0.735
1.039 0.04311 24.0
|
2004 XG
0.587 1.087 0.01321
24.2 |
2004 WC1 0.711
1.004 0.01523 26.1
|
2004 VJ1 0.788
1.099 0.01383 24.3
|
2004 VZ 0.711
1.171 0.00353 24.6
|
2004 UT1 0.751
1.178 0.00517 26.6
|
2004 UH1 0.575
1.333 0.00200 28.1
|
2004 TN20 0.702
1.191 0.02200 24.9
|
2004 TP13 0.818
1.134 0.08096 23.1
|
2004 TR12 0.707
1.083 0.09584 18.3
|
2004 TD10 0.419
1.083 0.01221 22.1
|
2004 TA1 0.681
1.135 0.09041 23.1
|
2004 SC56 0.438
1.096 0.01127 22.9
|
2004 SB56 0.660
1.072 0.05342 19.3
|
2004 SW26 0.431
1.045 0.04134 25.7
|
2004 SD20 0.468
1.282 0.18080 18.1
|
2004 ST2 0.776
1.133 0.04648 24.2
|
2004 RO111 0.645
1.278 0.02365 23.4
|
2004 RX10 0.597
1.244 0.05209 21.3
|
2004 RU10 0.310
1.498 0.10584 18.2
|
2004 QA22 0.835
1.067 0.00416 27.9
|
2004 QD14 0.624
1.261 0.01360 20.6
|
2004 QG13 0.784
1.118 0.10368 21.4
|
2004 QB3 0.554
1.346 0.01998 24.4
|
2004 MD6 0.416
1.486 0.00865 20.5
|
2004 LO2 0.593
1.237 0.01307 25.0
|
2004 KH17 0.357
1.067 0.00402 22.0
|
2004 KH15 0.798
1.125 0.10563 19.7
|
2004 KG1 0.492
1.168 0.00345 24.1
|
2004 JX20 0.662
1.141 0.09465 19.5
|
2004 JW20 0.418
1.488 0.09914 20.7
|
2004 JG6 0.298
0.973 0.03943 18.9
|
2004 HT59 0.761
1.199 0.00649 27.2
|
2004 HC 0.317
1.262 0.09276 19.9
|
2004 GP 0.356
1.037 0.21246 19.4
|
2004 FU162 0.503
1.151 0.00011 28.7
|
2004 FJ29 0.595
1.232 0.13228 21.4
|
2004 FG29 0.446
1.311 0.00981 26.0
|
2004 FM17 0.665 1.107
0.06053 19.7 |
2004 FH 0.581
1.054 0.00002 25.7
|
2004 ER21 0.746
1.054 0.04140 24.4
|
2004 EL20 0.594
1.034 0.00680 26.7
|
2004 EU9 0.436
1.325 0.16810 18.8
|
2004 EW 0.713
1.266 0.02451 20.8
|
2004 DA53 0.594
1.176 0.00289 28.0
|
2004 DH2 0.566
1.322 0.12575 20.3
|
2004 BT58 0.591
1.331 0.07884 22.1
|
2004 BY1 0.688 1.080
0.02137 24.5 |
2003 YG136 0.625
1.313 0.01208 25.3
|
2003 YN107 0.979
1.007 0.01080 26.5
|
2003 YS17 0.639
1.222 0.03036 21.7
|
2003 YX1 0.645
1.114 0.01192 20.9
|
2003 YR1 0.494
1.303 0.06648 22.2
|
2003 YJ 0.745
1.116 0.12089 20.4
|
2003 WT153 0.729
1.051 0.00037
28.0 |
2003 WP25 0.871
1.111 0.02342 24.3
|
2003 WU21 0.414
1.405 0.06972 22.0
|
2003 UT55 0.834
1.125 0.00730 26.8
|
2003 UC20 0.518
1.044 0.03442 18.3
|
2003 UY12 0.294
1.113 0.01197 23.6
|
2003 TL4 0.480
1.073 0.02533 19.4
|
2003 TG2 0.621
1.195 0.19448 21.6
|
2003 SD220 0.655
1.002 0.01780 16.8
|
2003 SW130 0.616
1.154 0.00081 29.1
|
2003 RU11 0.726
1.051 0.00777 25.5
|
2003 NZ6 0.403
1.184 0.06640 19.0
|
2003 LN6 0.677
1.038 0.00053 24.7
|
2003 LH 0.817
1.104 0.00484 25.2
|
2003 KZ18 0.635
1.262 0.15919 21.0
|
2003 KO2 0.356
1.099 0.00152 20.1
|
2003 HT42 0.602
1.029 0.01263 24.8
|
2003 HM 0.593
1.033 0.00703 22.2
|
2003 HB 0.526
1.173 0.04643 19.7
|
2003 GQ22 0.714
1.031 0.02450 21.5
|
2003 GS 0.698
1.088 0.08680 19.0
|
2003 FY6 0.306
1.156 0.00356 22.4
|
2003 FU3 0.520
1.197 0.08190 21.0
|
2003 FK1 0.363
1.051 0.01384 23.0
|
2003 EO16 0.701
1.168 0.13667 20.6
|
2003 EM1 0.908 1.007
0.01037 24.5 |
2003 CP20 0.502
0.980 0.20675 16.4
|
2003 CA4 0.810
1.031 0.04194 23.6
|
2003 AF23 0.502
1.248 0.03316 20.7
|
2003 AK18 0.540
1.213 0.05690 19.7
|
2002 XS90 0.613
1.006 0.02147 22.8
|
2002 XY38 0.712
1.108 0.00330 23.1
|
2002 XP37 0.612
1.298 0.10371 20.7
|
2002 XB 0.691
1.121 0.12983 21.9
|
2002 VX91 0.786
1.183 0.00137 24.2
|
2002 VE68 0.427
1.021 0.02674 20.3
|
2002 VV17 0.472
1.203 0.08726 20.0
|
2002 UA31 0.410
1.188 0.19259 18.8
|
2002 TZ66 0.818
1.042 0.00444 25.9
|
2002 SP 0.361 1.448
0.19517 20.7 |
2002 RW25 0.589
1.062 0.01611 18.9
|
2002 RR25 0.667
1.267 0.14056 20.9
|
2002 QY6 0.246
1.388 0.10534 19.6
|
2002 OA22 0.709
1.163 0.03498 19.4
|
2002 NN4 0.496
1.257 0.00700 20.0
|
2002 MQ3 0.663
1.164 0.13407 18.3
|
2002 LT38 0.580
1.110 0.03423 20.3
|
2002 LT24 0.363
1.077 0.01145 22.1
|
2002 LY1 0.593
1.317 0.01153 21.9
|
2002 JR100 0.649
1.200 0.01859 24.4
|
2002 JW15 0.659
1.138 0.11561 20.2
|
2002 JX8 0.535
1.005 0.02023 20.4
|
2002 JC 0.499
1.139 0.09239 17.1
|
2002 GQ 0.477
1.057 0.00231 26.3
|
2002 FT6 0.531
1.446 0.04100 22.5
|
2002 FT5 0.677
1.258 0.16449 21.9
|
2002 FB3 0.303
1.220 0.00381 16.4
|
2002 FW1 0.542
1.105 0.00847 24.0
|
2002 EM7 0.587
1.256 0.00000 24.4
|
2002 CC14 0.489
1.150 0.01049 24.8
|
2002 CW11 0.670
1.061 0.01124 26.1
|
2002 BN 0.397
1.353 0.08999 20.4
|
2002 AA29 0.981
1.007 0.01351 24.1
|
2002 AO11 0.766
1.065 0.00343 22.4
|
2002 AU4 0.536
1.175 0.08950 19.0
|
2002 AB2 0.515
1.167 0.04957 23.3
|
2002 AY1 0.438
1.120 0.00723 20.8
|
2002 AX1 0.403
1.356 0.16025 19.6
|
2001 YE4 0.310
1.043 0.03144 20.9
|
2001 XY10 0.534
1.209 0.05853 19.2
|
2001 XU1 0.362
1.233 0.05695 19.3
|
2001 WF49 0.471
1.031 0.04386 22.1
|
2001 UP 0.630
1.138 0.00649 25.7
|
2001 TD45 0.177
1.416 0.02663 20.0
|
2001 TX44 0.397
1.352 0.00888 19.2
|
2001 TW1
0.432 1.391 0.14911
19.2 |
2001 TD 0.796
1.113 0.00569 25.1
|
2001 SQ263 0.482
1.414 0.03201 22.6
|
2001 RY47 0.550
1.263 0.08223 19.4
|
2001 RV17 0.601
1.227 0.09765 20.3
|
2001 RU17 0.728
1.190 0.10860 21.1
|
2001 OT 0.632
1.236 0.06248 21.6
|
2001 HY7 0.537
1.291 0.03572 20.4
|
2001 HC 0.438
1.311 0.10489 18.9
|
2001 FO127 0.747
1.030 0.01745 27.5
|
2001 FR85 0.955
1.010 0.00175 24.8
|
2001 FZ57 0.374
1.515 0.15721 18.8
|
2001 ED18 0.932
1.046 0.02424 24.5
|
2001 CQ36 0.774
1.105 0.01372 22.6
|
2001 CP36 0.424
1.006 0.01125 23.7
|
2001 CK32 0.448
1.003 0.07675 18.9
|
2001 BB16 0.707 1.002
0.00500 23.2 |
2001 BA16 0.811
1.070 0.00065 26.0
|
2001 BE10 0.519
1.127 0.04182 19.1
|
2000 YS134 0.664
1.050 0.02875 23.1
|
2000 WP19 0.608
1.101 0.00407 22.6
|
2000 WC1 0.648
1.111 0.00306 22.3
|
2000 UR16 0.507
1.301 0.01277 23.9
|
2000 UK11 0.664
1.103 0.00428 25.3
|
2000 UH11 0.503
1.238 0.22475 19.6
|
2000 SG344 0.912
1.043 0.00084 24.7
|
2000 SZ162 0.774
1.085 0.00196 27.3
|
2000 SP43 0.433
1.190 0.01877 18.6
|
2000 RN77 0.648
1.254 0.10739 19.4
|
2000 RH60 0.371
1.281 0.17580 20.0
|
2000 PJ5 0.547
1.199 0.17529 17.5
|
2000 OK8 0.767
1.203 0.13527 20.2
|
2000 LG6 0.813
1.019 0.00328 29.0
|
2000 HO40 0.345
1.137 0.04018 22.1
|
2000 HB24 0.465
1.167 0.01589 23.3
|
2000 EZ106 0.515
1.358 0.06558 20.5
|
2000 EW70 0.637
1.238 0.00967 21.3
|
2000 ET70 0.830
1.064 0.03016 18.4
|
2000 EM26 0.433
1.199 0.01908 22.4
|
2000 ED14 0.362
1.308 0.03591 20.8
|
2000 EB14 0.449
1.343 0.03069 23.0
|
2000 CH59 0.498
1.229 0.02332 19.6
|
2000 BM19 0.476 1.007
0.08233 18.1 |
2000 AZ93 0.478
1.016 0.02223 21.3
|
2000 AF6 0.517
1.240 0.02374 20.1
|
2000 AC6 0.609
1.098 0.04642 21.3
|
1999 VX25 0.774
1.026 0.00619 26.7
|
1999 VW25 0.825
1.033 0.04301 25.3
|
1999 MN 0.226
1.122 0.00554 21.4
|
1999 LK1 0.605
1.209 0.02811 22.1
|
1999 AQ10 0.717
1.157 0.00579 20.4
|
1999 AO10 0.810
1.012 0.02139 23.9
|
1998 XN17 0.776
1.188 0.05617 22.8
|
1998 XX2 0.469
1.014 0.01601
19.8 |
1998 VF32 0.474
1.229 0.03659 21.2
|
1998 VR 0.597
1.154 0.15211 18.5
|
1998 SZ27 0.448
1.358 0.00817 20.5
|
1998 ST27 0.385
1.254 0.00966 19.5
|
1998 SD15 0.611
1.254 0.11100 18.9
|
1998 SD9 0.349
1.057 0.00971 24.0
|
1998 SV4 0.292
1.341 0.33594 18.1
|
1998 SO 0.220
1.242 0.19889 20.6
|
1998 HD14 0.662
1.264 0.03387 20.9
|
1998 HE3 0.491
1.266 0.00388 21.8
|
1998 DK36 0.392
0.980 0.00879 24.9
|
1998 DG16 0.576
1.218 0.18787 20.1
|
1997 UH9 0.436
1.224 0.22380 18.7
|
1997 AC11 0.577
1.249 0.10354 20.5
|
1996 XZ12 0.490
1.472 0.00605 25.5
|
1996 BG1 0.645
1.150 0.02627 23.5
|
1995 CR 0.119
1.696 0.01300 21.5
|
1994 XL1 0.318
1.024 0.03640 20.9
|
1994 WR12 0.456
1.057 0.00191 22.0
|
1994 TF2 0.711
1.275 0.25432 19.2
|
1994 GL 0.341
1.028 0.01226 24.0
|
1993 VD 0.393
1.359 0.01688 21.6
|
1993 DA 0.848
1.023 0.03413 26.0
|
1991 VE 0.299
1.483 0.05794 18.2
|
(153415) 2001 QP153 0.701
1.082 0.07343 17.0
|
(153201) 2000 WO107 0.200
1.623 0.00344 19.3
|
(152931) 2000 EA107 0.506
1.353 0.16204 16.1
|
(152742) 1998 XE12 0.229
1.527 0.11153 19.1
|
(152637) 1997 NC1 0.685
1.046 0.01696 18.0
|
(152563) 1992 BF 0.661
1.155 0.06282 19.8
|
(144900) 2004 VG64 0.334
1.603 0.02861 18.3
|
(141531) 2002 GB 0.467
1.517 0.28076 19.0
|
(141498) 2002 EZ16 0.400
1.444 0.17704 18.3
|
(141484) 2002 DB4 0.541
1.175 0.15309 16.4
|
(141432) 2002 CQ11 0.560
1.398 0.01931 20.0
|
(141424) 2002 CD 0.807
1.153 0.07256 20.5
|
(140333) 2001 TD2 0.499
1.425 0.18530 19.0
|
(138258) 2000 GD2 0.397
1.119 0.07194 19.1
|
(138127) 2000 EE14 0.309
1.015 0.02277 17.1
|
(137924) 2000 BD19 0.092
1.661 0.09078 17.2
|
(137805) 1999 YK5 0.366
1.292 0.11442 16.7
|
(137170) 1999 HF1 0.440
1.198 0.17330 14.5
|
(136818) 1997 MW1 0.613
1.262 0.11329 19.1
|
(105140) 2000 NL10 0.167
1.661 0.35613 15.8
|
(99942) Apophis
2004 MN4 0.746 1.098
0.00027 19.2 |
(99907) 1989 VA 0.295
1.162 0.15537 17.9
|
(96590) 1998 XB 0.589
1.227 0.11432 16.2
|
(88213) 2001 AF2 0.386
1.522 0.17267 19.1
|
(87684) 2000 SY2 0.307
1.411 0.04603 16.4
|
(87309) 2000 QP 0.455
1.240 0.20220 17.6
|
(86667) 2000 FO10 0.348
1.370 0.13288 17.4
|
(86450) 2000 CK33 0.567
1.370 0.12571 18.3
|
(85989) 1999 JD6 0.324
1.441 0.04854 17.1
|
(85953) 1999 FK21 0.219
1.258 0.07053 18.2
|
(85770) 1998 UP1 0.654
1.343 0.08413 20.6
|
(68347) 2001 KB67 0.597
1.328 0.01412 19.9
|
(66400) 1999 LT7 0.366
1.345 0.05864 19.7
|
(66391) 1999 KW4 0.200
1.085 0.01320 16.5
|
(66146) 1998 TU3 0.406
1.168 0.07316 14.7
|
(66063) 1998 RO1 0.277
1.704 0.09158 18.1
|
(65679) 1989 UQ 0.673
1.158 0.01397 19.4
|
(33342) 1998 WT24 0.418
1.019 0.01024 17.9
|
(5604) 1992 FE 0.551
1.303 0.03406 16.4
|
(5590) 1990 VA 0.710
1.261 0.12156 19.7
|
(5381) Sekhmet
1991 JY 0.667 1.228
0.11228 16.5 |
(3753) Cruithne
1986 TO 0.484 1.511
0.07148 15.1 |
(3554) Amun
1986 EB 0.701 1.247
0.25063 15.82 |
(3362) Khufu
1984 QA 0.526 1.453
0.01350 18.3 |
(2340) Hathor
1976 UA 0.464
1.224 0.00701 19.2
|
(2100)
Ra-Shalom 1978 RA 0.469
1.195 0.14978 |
(2062) Aten
1976 AA 0.790 1.143
0.11310 16.80 |
PARAMETRI ORBITALI (APOLLO) :
Designazione
e nome Prov.
Des.
q Q EMoid H
Epoca M Peri. Node Incl. e
a Opps.
|
|
2007 OX 0.981
2.036 0.12816 21.1
|
2007 NC5 0.278
4.600 0.19941 18.0
|
2007 NS4 0.757
2.977 0.03967 19.2
|
2007 NL1 0.931 1.553
0.10362 22.0 |
2007 MB24 0.563
3.192 0.02656 18.3
|
2007 MT20 0.715
2.972 0.16280 18.7
|
2007 MM13 0.604
2.199 0.16261 17.6
|
2007 MK13 0.881
1.164 0.03299 20.0
|
2007 MJ13 0.893
1.994 0.00682 24.6
|
2007 MK6 0.196
1.966 0.08830 19.9
|
2007 MB4 0.939
3.539 0.01586 22.6
|
2007 MR 0.758
1.285 0.06916 21.7
|
2007 MQ 0.638
4.282 0.01220 23.6
|
2007 MG 0.679
1.871 0.10313 20.9
|
2007 LW19 0.985
3.713 0.01805 23.5
|
2007 LV19 1.000
1.944 0.08822 19.9
|
2007 LU19 0.889
3.856 0.00796 21.5
|
2007 LQ19 0.971
4.245 0.00084 17.8
|
2007 LC15 0.343
2.291 0.28745 18.6
|
2007 LT 0.930
2.076 0.00581 22.5
|
2007 LS 0.857
4.538 0.06208 17.7
|
2007 LF 0.976
2.386 0.00364 20.5
|
2007 LE 0.888
2.787 0.04602 19.2
|
2007 LD 0.968
2.486 0.03774 18.9
|
2007 LA 0.631
2.452 0.10350 21.3
|
2007
KG7 0.237 3.319
0.01119 20.6 |
2007 KO4 0.925
1.282 0.00793 23.2
|
2007 KV2 0.766
1.465 0.00770 24.6
|
2007 KE 0.799
2.558 0.03947 22.5
|
2007 JH22 0.858
3.505 0.04018 21.7
|
2007 JZ20 0.872
1.752 0.06583 18.4
|
2007 JF16 0.655
3.400 0.24536 18.7
|
2007 JZ2 0.856
2.840 0.01288 25.9
|
2007 JY2 0.687
3.715 0.00028 21.7
|
2007 JX2 0.809
2.606 0.03176 19.4
|
2007 JD 0.530
5.125 0.00098 23.1
|
2007 HA59 0.685
4.331 0.28696 15.0
|
2007 HZ58 0.967 3.231
0.05201 24.9 |
2007 HG44 0.685
4.235 0.09650 19.2
|
2007 HE15 0.985
3.307 0.01186 19.7
|
2007 HD15 0.928
1.645 0.00230 24.0
|
2007 HB15 0.942
1.643 0.00109 27.8
|
2007 HX4 0.881
1.754 0.10363 17.8
|
2007 HW4 0.348
2.595 0.01457 23.7
|
2007 HV4 0.971
2.733 0.00362 28.7
|
2007 HX3 0.859
2.162 0.10655 19.2
|
2007 HW3 0.963
4.273 0.19143 20.5
|
2007 HR 0.253
1.954 0.11241 20.7
|
2007 HP 0.480
3.480 0.00867 22.9
|
2007 HC 0.913
1.388 0.00326 25.2
|
2007 GY5 0.911
2.082 0.07517 24.0
|
2007 GX5 0.700
2.458 0.01324 24.3
|
2007 GV5 0.419
4.305 0.12553 21.9
|
2007 GW4 0.764
1.390 0.23508 20.5
|
2007 GU4 0.653
1.750 0.01758 22.4
|
2007 GS4 0.957
1.620 0.11615 21.0
|
2007 GT3
0.121 3.867 0.12697
19.7 |
2007 GS3 0.923
1.197 0.02169 19.3
|
2007 GQ3 0.992
2.614 0.01996 22.0
|
2007 GY1 0.792
3.159 0.00924 22.6
|
2007 GU1 0.788
3.666 0.00006 25.0
|
2007 GF 0.808
1.793 0.12775 21.1
|
2007 FY20 0.894
2.022 0.00178 24.8
|
|
2007 FS3 0.923
2.248 0.00564 26.1
|
2007 FR3 0.920
2.769 0.00173 27.5
|
2007 FP3 0.843
1.984 0.00011 28.4
|
2007 FO3 0.892
1.653 0.04069 24.5
|
2007 FC3 0.920
1.768 0.00609 25.5
|
2007 FF1 0.786
2.263 0.03517 21.8
|
2007 FE1 0.917
3.123 0.06427 18.9
|
2007 FD1 0.118
4.241 0.10769 18.5
|
2007 FE 0.973
2.615 0.02635 19.5
|
2007 FD 0.818
3.299 0.09891 17.0
|
2007 FC 0.985
2.443 0.03668 26.1
|
2007 FB 0.967
1.657 0.02804 26.2
|
2007 FA 0.918
1.583 0.02776 20.2
|
2007 EF126 0.973
3.930 0.12658 19.8
|
2007 EE126 0.352
6.558 0.00149 25.6
|
2007 ED125 0.799
3.051 0.00966 21.1
|
2007 EO88 0.749
1.510 0.00172 26.4
|
2007 EN88 0.898 3.449
0.00612 26.6 |
2007 EL88 0.535
1.704 0.03512 19.0
|
2007 EJ88 0.518
4.151 0.02873 23.4
|
2007 EH88 0.627
1.618 0.13321 19.5
|
2007 EN26 0.869
1.717 0.01494 22.5
|
2007 EK26 0.641
3.053 0.00195 25.0
|
2007 EH26 0.627
3.215 0.00570 24.2
|
2007 EE26 0.945
1.548 0.00588 26.1
|
2007 EZ25 0.599
3.654 0.00060 25.5
|
2007 EY25 0.711
2.984 0.00679 25.1
|
2007 EZ 0.730
2.685 0.09500 19.8
|
2007 EV 0.755
1.429 0.00338 25.0
|
2007 ES 0.632
2.521 0.35763 18.5
|
2007 EQ 0.900
2.358 0.05929 21.1
|
2007 EK 0.819
1.433 0.00133 29.3
|
2007 EJ 0.924
4.073 0.05906 18.2
|
2007 EH 0.742
3.590 0.00115 27.6
|
2007 DT103 0.941
3.482 0.01424 18.6
|
2007 DD49 0.854
3.488 0.07397 19.1
|
2007 DN41 0.884
4.855 0.00174 26.4
|
2007 DM41 0.559
1.803 0.00768 21.8
|
2007 DL41 0.763
2.151 0.04566 20.6
|
2007 DA41 0.819
2.104 0.16959 17.5
|
2007 DZ40 0.863
4.842 0.09920 18.5
|
2007 DY40 0.701 2.734
0.02443 20.8 |
2007 DX40 0.710
2.358 0.00061 24.6
|
2007 DQ40 0.732
3.275 0.01266 23.0
|
2007 DL8 0.623
4.698 0.16706 17.3
|
2007 DK8 0.958
2.342 0.20945 19.0
|
2007 DG8 0.851
1.864 0.02138 25.3
|
2007 DF8 0.996
2.648 0.05721 20.3
|
2007 DS7 0.707
1.657 0.00062 25.8
|
2007 DY 0.986
3.895 0.30382 19.6
|
2007 DW 0.513
1.646 0.15661 20.4
|
2007 DK 0.628
2.165 0.08942 19.3
|
2007 DJ 0.978
2.757 0.01802 24.3
|
2007 DC 0.914
1.784 0.00414 27.5
|
2007 DA 0.430
1.588 0.02004 22.4
|
2007 CX50 0.934
1.481 0.01604 24.7
|
2007 CC27
0.856 2.525 0.00114
27.0 |
2007 CN26 0.945
1.645 0.00217 21.1
|
2007 CL26 0.967
2.233 0.07714 23.6
|
2007 CK26 0.963
2.629 0.23845 19.1
|
2007 CC19 0.619
2.729 0.00280 27.0
|
2007 CA19 0.483
5.088 0.00107 17.6
|
2007 CU18 0.933
3.126 0.01460 24.4
|
2007 CH15 0.987 1.773
0.10435 21.5 |
2007 CR5 0.898
2.337 0.01429 25.4
|
2007 BE49 0.639
2.496 0.10271 21.3
|
2007 BZ48 0.953
2.618 0.00527 26.0
|
2007 BY48 0.996
1.799 0.02984 22.6
|
2007 BX48 0.886
1.887 0.12541 20.1
|
2007 BJ29 0.381
3.982 0.02239 18.9
|
2007 BM8 0.375
2.308 0.40635 18.8
|
2007 BD8 0.830
2.038 0.03111 24.4
|
2007 BT7 0.998
3.344 0.15957 19.6
|
2007 BD7 0.784
2.340 0.03785 21.1
|
2007 BJ 0.942
4.951 0.08318 22.6
|
2007 AG12 0.719
3.459 0.04773 19.6
|
2007 AE12 0.730
2.633 0.00679 19.8
|
2007 AB12 0.651
3.950 0.00216 18.9
|
2007 AV2 0.757
2.117 0.03800 21.2
|
2007 AU2 0.823
2.388 0.01229 24.1
|
2007 AS2 0.971
4.204 0.04164 22.1
|
2007 AF2 0.996
2.446 0.05168 21.4
|
2007 AC2 0.626
4.211 0.01753 21.8
|
2007 AB2 0.869
2.965 0.01312 20.3
|
2007 AA2 0.908
1.157 0.01138 24.6
|
2006 YP44 0.949
4.220 0.00145 23.6
|
2006 YO44 0.206
4.973 0.15040 18.2
|
2006 YT13 0.760
1.887 0.03770 18.3
|
2006 YC13 0.911
2.015 0.13538 20.3
|
2006 YX2 0.841
1.176 0.06656 24.1
|
2006 YV1 0.700
1.811 0.05721 21.6
|
2006 YP 0.903
1.385 0.02581 23.7
|
2006 YF 0.888
1.329 0.05719 20.9
|
2006 YE 0.978
2.512 0.00184 27.3
|
|
2006 XW4 0.952
1.132 0.00550 24.3
|
2006 XV4 0.970
4.213 0.00457 24.9
|
2006 XR4 0.761
1.321 0.00342 26.2
|
2006 XA3 0.891
3.842 0.01462 25.2
|
2006 XZ2 0.907
2.486 0.00244 27.1
|
2006 XK2 0.543
2.537 0.05380 20.5
|
2006 XH2 0.604
4.024 0.01330 24.4
|
2006 XE2 0.794
1.507 0.05973 22.0
|
2006 XD2 0.729
1.808 0.01752 21.1
|
2006 XK1 0.753
4.280 0.18500 19.3
|
2006 XF1 0.630
2.087 0.27110 19.3
|
2006 XY 0.991
2.005 0.00696 24.0
|
2006 XB 0.880
2.618 0.05978 20.7
|
2006 XA 0.992
3.402 0.09068 17.4
|
2006 WZ184 0.917
1.821 0.00199 26.3
|