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ffOOzB Asteroids are distributed in the asteroid belt between the orbits Jupiter and Mars orbit primarily. AOzO60xugQfWB In addition, around to look at Jupiter's orbit from the sun, there is a group of 60 Jupiter asteroid called Trojan group position. }P ijVP iEjB Units of the figure is light-minute (left) astronomical unit (right).

fn iEjfAfPX ijABxX^ ijB Asteroid the size of Earth's moon (right) in the asteroid belt and is the largest, but the asteroid Ceres, which was discovered in the (central), Vesta can visually with the naked eye only (left).

GXa33kmAsK`B Diameter asteroid 33km small, has an irregular shape. n2300kmB 10,000 km approach to Earth until 2300.

CxgfzB Distribution of the main asteroid belt. cOXpB The vertical axis inclination.

Oa6 AUfzB 6 AU orbital radius distribution of the length of the asteroid. cOXpB The vertical axis inclination. _CxgfB Red dot is the main asteroid belt.

f ijAsmall solar system bodiesi znV jAgUigUajB Asteroid (asteroid), small solar system bodies (small solar system bodies), the generic name but not the image diffusion component stars (what is the diffuse component is called a comet). EBAEn[VFAij ]PAMV iaster Pjς ieidosFpA`jAXeCh uasteroid"FPvB By William Herschel, (then) it looks like a star and a telescope, the Greek (aster star) ς (eidos: shape, form) from the asteroid "asteroid": something like a star "was named. znfVuminor planetFfvAuplanetoidFfvB The bodies of smaller planets in the solar system "minor planet: a small planet", "planetoid: like the planet" and also called. minor planetAasteroidB Currently, among the minor planet, a key ingredient to a rock called Asteroid.

O]A nt\B Many of them have orbits the orbit between Mars and Jupiter, there are things that could pass near the Earth. 21If (1) PX iCeresFOmftf (minor planet number)BljnB Was the largest asteroid in the early 21st century (1) Ceres (Ceres: number is the number of asteroids that orbit the final on the asteroid (minor planet number). Like) smaller than Earth's moon.

[ W ] u position

fAOOAz2 - 4VPWB Most asteroids are found between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter's orbit, about the distance from the sun - and they come in range of 4 astronomical units. f (asteroid belt) B The asteroid belt in this area (asteroid belt) is called. znOGbW[XEJCp[xgCxg (main belt) B At present, the main belt to distinguish KAIPABERUTO and Edgeworth in the outer solar system (main belt), also called. fAQ^B Jupiter is the perturbation of the asteroid, to exercise in a group of several. eQ]B Each group is classified according to their orbital period. QgQ i12NjfQAzOp`_AVnOW_umB Trojan group to attract attention, especially in a group (about 1912 period) and the group known as the asteroid, which is a triangle with verticesbetween the sun and Jupiter, the two bodies in the system that is known to be located in the Lagrangian points. gQAQf (588) ALX (Achilles) B The name of the Trojan group, the asteroid was first detected in this group (588) Achilles (Achilles) CHINAMU.

1990N~ (50000) NIA[ (Quaoar) (90377) Zhi (Sedna) AGbW[XEJCp[xgOtrans-Neptunian objectsi znOV ATNOjXB Since the 1990s (50,000) KUWAOA (Quaoar) or (90377) Sedona (Sedna) and, outside KAIPABERUTO Edgeworth and more trans-Neptunian objects (trans-Neptunian objects, TNO) and continues to be discovered and was. Cxgf (asteroid) NlAlf (Minor planet) o^B These are main belt asteroids (asteroid) and is thought to have different origins, as well as the asteroid (Minor planet) have been registered.

[ W ] j History

1781NVA eBeBEXE{[f@AmfTsB 1781 was discovered Uranus in the year, the law of Titius Bourdais was attempting to explore the unknown planet between Mars and Jupiter. 1801N (1) PXA1802N (2) pX A 1804N (3) Wm[ A 1807N (4) xX^AuVAfAfB 1801 (a) the discovery of Ceres, next 1802 years (2) Pallas, in 1804 (3) Juno, 1807 year (4) and Vesta, discovered there were bodies in the same position It was, to be called a planet or is it too small, and eventually the planet to be sensitive. f (asteroid) A 1853NloB Asteroid (asteroid) words, 1853 was conceived in the early years.

2006N 8vnJVwA (IAU) f`AffPX2003 UB ₃₁₃ i GX jdwarf planetXAf\Idwarf planetX\lB 2006 International Astronomical Union held in Prague on Monday (IAU) as a result of the adoption of the definition of a planet in the meeting, and Ceres was an asteroid, and Pluto was a planet before 2003 UB ₃₁₃ (Ellis) is changed to a dwarf planet, in the future a dozen more of the asteroid to dwarf planet that has the potential to be changed. fTNOasmall solar system bodies (SSBO) JeS[B Asteroids and TNO with comets and small solar system bodies (SSBO) had to be comprehensive in that category.

A {wpc2007N 49OijAdwarf planetATNOAsmall solar system bodiesu f vu znOV vu znV vgpB As a result, a subcommittee of the Science Council of Japan, April 9, 2007 report on foreign (Report I) in, dwarf planet, TNO, small solar system bodies and a translation of "dwarf planet" and "trans-Neptunian objects "" small solar system bodies "of proposals to encourage the use of. AfAIgpjif#{wpcOQjB The dwarf planet is for the time being, and education policy is not recommended to use a positive (for details see the report # planet outside the Science Council of Japan).

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2008N 12AOmftV202,885i f 5B fQjB 2008 of December, the bodies numbered asteroid to determine the trajectory is up to 202,885 units (including five dwarf planet. See the list of asteroids). o^fA153,021A180,692Av436,598BB The asteroid, which is registered only other temporary sign, which was observing the crash of 153,021 units, an observation that the crash was one in 80,692 pieces, and the total reached 436,598. o^A14,920[1] B The registered number of those, 14,920 have been named one of [1]. a1kmxAf\B About 1km in diameter, or less about asteroids is estimated that there are hundreds of thousands are still undiscovered.

OmffQB How to increase the number of asteroids that orbit the additional confirmation of the number of asteroids.

A 2008N 9nTf5,546A P^EXznOV1,347if4jiw VN x2009NjB In 2008, nine near-Earth asteroid to March, including the 5546 temporary sign only one trans-Neptunian objects, including a family of Centaur 1347 is also up (dwarf planet, including four pieces) have been found (the astronomical Almanac, 2009 edition).

[ W ] N Origins

CxgOaeBeBEXE{[f@vAufjffjACxgfvfBAxB In order to meet most of the laws of Bourdais Titius long orbital radius of the main belt, some have argued that the theory of planetary destruction to the asteroid belt and made the destruction of the planet for some reason this position was in the past , the total mass of the planet's mass and the main asteroid belt from the meet and fall short, you do not have support. fNAalB Not have the same origin of all asteroids, thought to include what was once a comet. qtH{X_CXAfVcqlVB Phobos and DAIMOSU and moons of Mars on the other hand, once there are bodies that are believed to be the satellitecthe bodies were those of other asteroids.

[ W ] K naming convention

fOAVBA^B The name of the asteroid is now only one of the bodies have been given the right to propose naming the discoverer.

AVVvV2uAfZ^[ (Minor Planet Center, MPC) A^B First, the celestial bodies that two new positions and observation over night, the asteroid center observations that (Minor Planet Center, MPC) and is reported to be given a code found temporary order. ]p[2] B Provisional alphanumeric code will follow the format from the following [2].

• 4FN\B 4-digit number: representing a year discovered.
• Blank
• At@xbg (AY)FiOj\B Alphabet (AY): The discovery (of late) represent.
• At@xbg (AZ) + F \B Alphabet (AZ) + number: representing the order found in the discovery period.

#fQB More tentative sign # refer to the asteroid.

tVmVOsB Celestial sign attached tentative identification of the work is done as an object with known orbits. IIOmVVmFA f^B When new bodies to verify that the final confirmation of the orbit, to be named on a given asteroid number.

iOmvZsjVfO IAU VRB The discovery (if the death has already been confirmed for the calculation of the orbit) and the proposed new name of the asteroid will be reviewed by the IAU's nomenclature committee of the small body. OeDEIAB The name is a matter of tacit understanding that the world is favorable to Latin, and now many are not. Au\p16i12jvAuAybgO^[1] AfO^[2]tvAuERAlOv100No]vAu~^[3] v[3] B In addition, "a letter can be pronounced in English and 16 characters (most recently to 12 characters) that is less" and "obscene, pet names [1], names ^{confusingly similar} asteroids have already ^[2] not on "," name of the person and the incident is related to the political-military death beyond 100 to have a permanent evaluation and not more than a year after "," sale of naming rights is forbidden ^[3] "and other standards There are [3].

AgQgCAQm^[4]A P^EX iqjP^EXOA znOVen_bsK^[5] B The group is a Trojan warrior who participated in the Trojan war ^[4] in the family Centaurus (see below) is the name of the group Chiron, the trans-Neptunian objects will have to rule that the naming and the creation myth of the ethnic groups ^{[ 5].}

AlwExi(3744) WbNEh (Jack London) jA21Ii(79896) rwC[ (Billhaley) jB Regarding Person's Name, once was named a separate ((3744) Jack London (Jack London), etc.), in the early 21 th century has been done by naming the first and last names combined ((79,896) BIRUHEIRI (Billhaley)). AXflP[Xi m[g:fQjB In addition, a separate case to be coupled with people's names and the proposed naming the asteroid (Note: See asteroid).

{IAxfXAOIXi f#OQjB Basically, the name of the asteroid is named once it has been unable to change, a problem for some, has some exceptional cases that have been modified (No. asteroid # see exceptions). A\OXB And that would be the spelling of the name change during the application.

f{\L@fBAB How to spell the name in Japanese is different asteroid and the media. At@xbg\LA {f\LB Others expressed in letters orabout the asteroid namedN speaking Chinese, such as Japan and China will also be represented in Chinese characters.

[ W ] j History of naming

fAf[}_b_^B Initially, just as another planet, was given the name of God of mythological Rome for asteroids. f_b_wiolAlnpB Literary characters and other mythological gods and will soon find a number of asteroids began to be used as a real person or place names or. Af_tAjOB However, since it was named after the goddess in the asteroid discovered earlier, was named to the women in the name of the man. (511) _r_ i fCBbhEgbh ( David Tod) David a jB An example is (511) DABIDA (Todd David (David Tod) David a), among others. A 1896NnOfA 1906NgQfAOfji_pYjtiL2 (433) GX A(588) ALXjB The 1896 asteroid approaching Earth's orbit for the first year, 1906 is found in asteroids Trojan group of first year, the asteroid's orbit with a peculiar name that they are men (or gods and heroes) and the found (the above two, respectively (433) Eros, (588) was named Achilles). AfXOoArIRB Then, came out short of the number likely to increase further as the name of the asteroid, was named to forgive is relatively free.

AfOA20If}ORALtoB But often linger in the identification of the orbit of an asteroid has been discovered, and 20ITSUKANAKU addition to the name of the proposed examination and the increasing number of asteroids found at the end of the century, kicking the light of a proper name that led to the idea of leaving. AfZ^[l1TB The asteroid is the center for one month per person identified and seeks to refrain from naming more than two. Aft10NOi10N[jB Meanwhile, with the number 10 is considered to be the asteroid that proposal would not give up its naming rights to the name within a year (Rule 10). AfB For these reasons, the percentage of the asteroid's name was not a lot less than the number found.

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[ W ] O Classification by orbit

OvffO[vAp\IfufamillyvuasteroidsvtAftB A group of asteroids that have similar orbital elements, in English and after a typical asteroid name "familly" or "asteroids" or give a call by name with a suffix to the name of the asteroid. {A ]O[vu` famillyvuvAOuQvAi CgQjuvB In Japanese, the group that orbits Jupiter is from the inside "~ familly" a "tribe", the other "group" and translate, beyond Jupiter is (except for the Trojan group of Neptune) and all "ethnic"SURU often.

O[vV i nf jVOAeOWlA{IOufamillyvB These groups of the same parent body (protoplanet) and have continued around the track near the parent body and the division is thought to be gathered in a range of orbit and Jupiter's gravitational influence, Basically, the former "familly" calls.

ufamillyv{RA21ICxg\ufamillyvB "Familly" The discovery is the first to Hirayama Kiyotsugu of Japan, 10 to 21 the number of main belt early in the century "familly" has been found. OVA2007N2003 EL ₆₁ inEA jufamillyv\B The celestial event horizon, in 2007, 2003 EL ₆₁ (HAUMEA later), including the "familly" reported the possibility exists.

Cxgf Main asteroid belt

fzJ[NEbhEA (familly) B The boundary and void distribution of Kirkwood not an asteroid by the resonance with Jupiter, the group of some (familly) is classified. \\IB Table is only a representative group.

Tribe	Oa Orbital radius length ( AU ) (AU)	S Eccentricity	OXp Inclination ( ) ()	\If Typical asteroid
t[ Flora family	2.15 - 2.35 2.15 - 2.35	0.03 - 0.23 0.03 - 0.23	1.5 - 8.0 1.5 - 8.0	(8) t[ (8) Flora
xX^ Vesta family	2.26 - 2.48 2.26 - 2.48	0.03 - 0.16 0.03 - 0.16	5.0 - 8.3 5.0 - 8.3	(4) xX^ (4) Vesta
}bTA Tribe MASSARIA	2.37 - 2.45 2.37 - 2.45	0.12 - 0.21 0.12 - 0.21	0.4 - 2.4 0.4 - 2.4	(20) }bTA (20) MASSARIA
jT Nysa family	2.41 - 2.5 2.41 - 2.5	0.12 - 0.21 0.12 - 0.21	1.5 - 4.3 1.5 - 4.3	(44) jT (44) Nysa
}A Maria Tribe	2.5 - 2.706 2.5 - 2.706	0.057 - 0.16 0.057 - 0.16	12 - 17 12 - 17	(170) }A (170) Maria
GEm~A Tribe Eunomia	2.53 - 2.72 2.53 - 2.72	0.08 - 0.22 0.08 - 0.22	11.1 - 15.8 11.1 - 15.8	(15) GEm~A (15) Eunomia
pX Pallas family	2.71 - 2.79 2.71 - 2.79	0.25 - 0.31 0.25 - 0.31	32 - 34 32 - 34	(2) pX (2) Pallas
QtBI Tribe GEFION	2.74 - 2.82 2.74 - 2.82	0.08 - 0.18 0.08 - 0.18	7.4 - 10.5 7.4 - 10.5	(1272) QtBI (1272) GEFION
RjX Koronis family	2.83 - 2.91 2.83 - 2.91	0 - 0.11 0 - 0.11	0 - 3.5 0 - 3.5	(158) RjX (158) Koronis
GIX Eos family	2.99 - 3.03 2.99 - 3.03	0.01 - 0.13 0.01 - 0.13	8 - 12 8 - 12	(221) GIX (221) Eos
qMGA Tribe HIGIEA	3.06 - 3.24 3.06 - 3.24	0.09 - 0.19 0.09 - 0.19	3.5 - 6.8 3.5 - 6.8	(10) qMGA (10) HIGIEA
e~X Themis family	3.08 - 3.24 3.08 - 3.24	0.09 - 0.22 0.09 - 0.22	0 - 3 0 - 3	(24) e~X (24) Themis
Lx[ Tribe KYUBERE				(65) Lx[ (65) KYUBERE

CxgOffB Other than the main asteroid belt asteroid called specificity.

f Resonant asteroid

]fOAAfzB Integer ratio in the orbit of the planet and the orbital period is stable, there is a distribution of an asteroid. gQAfz_Op`3_AOW_L-4AL-5_uB Trojan group, the triangle to a climax and the climax of three planets and the sun, in other words Lagrangian points L-4, L-5 that point.

Q And group	Oa Orbital radius length (AU)	]iNj Orbital period (years)	f Planetary	]iNj Orbital period (years)	Hi resonance	l Notes
nq Quasi-satellite of the Earth	1.00	1.00	n Earth	1.00	1:1	nuB Close to the Earth.
gQ Trojan group Mars	1.52	1.88	Mars	1.88	1:1	z - L4AL5_B Sun - Mars L4, L5.
nKAQ HANGARIA group	1.85	2.52	Mars	1.88	4:3
A_ Tribe ARINDA	2.50	3.95	Jupiter	11.86	1:3	nTfB Also the near-Earth asteroid.
q_Q Hilda group	3.97	7.91	Jupiter	11.86	2:3	_ijB Perihelion passage time of the crash and Jupiter (Stay away from Jupiter).
`[Q Thule Group	4.28	8.90	Jupiter	11.86	3:4	2B Found only two.
gQ Of Jupiter's Trojan	5.20	11.86	Jupiter	11.86	1:1	z - L4AL5_B Sun - Jupiter L4, L5.
CgQ Neptune Trojan group	30.11	164	C Neptune	164	1:1	z - CL4AL5_B Sun - Neptune L4, L5.

nTf (NEA) Near-Earth asteroid (NEA)

nOB That pass near Earth orbit. O[vA3wB Is divided into several groups, particularly from the often refers to three.

• AeQ cOa1 AU_0.983 AUB Group ATEN ... radius length is 1 AU orbit at aphelion following more than 0.983 AU.
• A|Q cOa1 AU_1.017 AUB Group Apollo ... radius length is 1 AU perihelion orbit above the 1.017 AU.
• A[Q cOa1 AU_1.017 AU1.3 AUB Group AMORU ... a radius of 1 AU orbit length is more than 1.017 AU perihelion or less than 1.3 AU. A|QAA|EA[VB Apollo group together, sometimes called Apollo AMORU objects.
• A_cOa2.5 AUS0.4 - 0.65B Tribe ... ARINDA long orbital radius of about 2.5 AU with an eccentricity in the 0.4 - 0.65 of. ]31]A_1AUB The third-period orbits of Jupiter and orbital period of the perihelion is close to 1AU.
• _NX (Damocloid)c~OA XOB Tribe Damocles (Damocloid) ... and the long elliptical orbit, taking the orbit tilted significantly from the ecliptic plane. I[g_RlB Are thought to be derived from the Oort cloud.

ff crossing asteroid

__Af]OOfB The perihelion and aphelion, from asteroids in the inner and outer orbits of the planets that orbit. nTfnffB Many of the near-Earth asteroids that can cross-Earth asteroids.

• ff Mercury crossing asteroid
• ff Venus crossing asteroid
• ff Mars crossing asteroid
• ff Jupiter crossing asteroid

P^EX (Centaur) Tribe Centaurus (Centaur)

Oa30 AUB The orbital radius of 30 AU chief. _OVOA_yOCOB Perihelion is between Uranus orbit from Jupiter's orbit and aphelion are often located between the orbits of Neptune from the orbit of Saturn. AOsB Susceptible to perturbation, such as Jupiter, the orbit is unstable. aNlAznOVB Comets are thought to origin, it is classified as a trans-Neptunian objects.

tsf Retrograde asteroid

OXp90xzB The orbital inclination of 90 degrees are over. _NXdB Many people are overlapping and Damocles.

znOVAO[vB The trans-Neptunian objects are divided into several groups.

GbW[XEJCp[xgV (EKBO) Edgeworth objects KAIPABERUTO (EKBO)

• TNO Resonance TNO
  • 3:4VcOa36 - 36.4 AUA C]i166.5Nj4/3{B Celestial 3:4 orbital resonance ... a long radius 36 - 36.4 AU, the orbital period of Neptune (166.5) 4 / 3 with a period of time.
  • iPlutinoA2:3VjcOa39 - 40.5AUAC]3/2{B Tribe Pluto (Plutino, 2:3 resonant objects) ... but long orbital radius of 39 - 40.5AU in Neptune's orbital period of 3 / 2 with a period of time.
  • 3:5VcOa42 - 42.5 AUAC]5/3{B Celestial 3:5 orbital resonance ... a long radius 42 - 42.5 AU, the orbital period of Neptune 5 / 3 with a period of time.
  • gD[eBm iTwotinoA1:2VjcOa48.0 - 48.5 AUAC]2{B Tribe TOUTINO (Twotino, 1:2 resonant objects) ... but long orbital radius of 48.0 - 48.5 AU, the orbital period of Neptune with a period of two times.
  • VcC4:7A3:7A2:5A3:8A1:3WOVB Other resonant objects of Neptune 4:7,3:7,2:5,3:8,1:3 and outer bodies have found resonance may be related.
• Lrm iCubewanoATITNOjcOa41 AUA S0.15B Tribe KYUBIWANO (Cubewano, classical TNO) ... the orbital radius of 41 AU in length, with an eccentricity of 0.15.

U~V (SDO) Scattered disk objects (SDO)

SA_GbW[XEJCp[xgOB Large eccentricity, aphelion than the outer edge of the Edgeworth KAIPABERUTO.

OV More distant planetary bodies

E-SDOA I[g_VB E-SDO, clouds and bodies of the Oort. iB Class is not happening.

EQ ( Asteroid groups and families )B There are many other ethnic groups (Asteroid groups and families).

[ W ] XyNg by the spectral classification

fF A Axh i\jA XyNg3B Asteroids color, albedo (reflective power), by a large spectrum are three types.

• C^f - YfB C-type asteroid - carbonaceous. f75%B The asteroid was discovered that 75 percent contained herein.
• S^f - PCfB S-type asteroid - quality silicon. f17%B The asteroid was discovered that 17 percent contained herein.
• M^f - B M-type asteroid - quality metal. jbPSB Mainly of iron and nickel.

L3TuO[v^AO}Ci[^B Equivalent to the above three types and sub-groups, there are other types of them minor.

• A^f A asteroid
• B^f B-type asteroid
• D^f D-type asteroids
• E^f E-type asteroid
• F^f F-type asteroid
• G^f G-type asteroid
• P^f P-type asteroid
• Q^f Q-type asteroid
• R^f R-type asteroid
• T^f T-type asteroid
• V^f V-type asteroid

[ W ] Other classification

• aEfJV Comet asteroid transition objects
• fq Asteroid satellites
  • df iAfj Double asteroids (binary asteroids)
  • Gdf iGAfj Double asteroid contact (contact binary asteroid)
  • upC ijWj RABURUPAIRU (integrated body fracture)

[ W ] Tj History of Exploration

]_A1990NfOmxApzoB Also point to the visible with a telescope, the 1990's before joining the study of asteroids is determined and remains photometric measurements of the orbit, it was not his area of imagination. APH`A nbuF]\]@[_[A`ApXB However, estimates of the shape of stellar food, measured by radar and telescope observations of high-performance, such as the Hubble telescope, such as size and shape, but their appearance has been revealed.

A 1989NKIA 1991N (951) KXv (Gaspra)A 1993N (243) C_ (Ida) fBeAlfNfB And by 1989 Galileo was launched in 1991 (951) GASUPURA (Gaspra), 1993 years (243) Ida (Ida) was shooting the video, the man saw the vivid images of the asteroid . A 1996NNEARV[[J[1997N (253) }eBh (Mathilde)A 2000N (433) GX (Eros) fBeA T@GXOB The 1996 was launched to NEAR by Shoemaker in 1997 (253) Mathilde (Mathilde), 2000 years (433) Eros (Eros) is shooting a video of the craft is in orbit after the orbit of Eros made a soft landing. AaT@ffBeAq@B Since then, are some pictures taken of the asteroid is not due to the spacecraft approached the comet, which is currently investigated by the method stated above.

AKIC_qA _NeB (243 Ida I Dactyl) B The Galileo discovered the satellites first Ida, DAKUTIRU (243 Ida I Dactyl) named. An150i 2008NjfqmFi fqQjB Since then, mainly observed in the ground more than 150 (2008 today) have confirmed the existence of asteroid satellites (see satellite asteroid).

2003NHwT@A 2004N 5nXCOoCsA 2005N 9 (25143) CgJ (Itokawa) BAsB 2003 experimental spacecraft engineering from the bush launched in 2004, five swing-by Earth on Monday, September 2005 (25143) Itokawa (Itokawa) reached were observed from close range. 112sATvisjB In November, two of the takeoff and landing times, tried Sampling (The outcome is unknown). 2010N6nA\ATvEfTv^[B 2010 Hayabusa is scheduled to return to Earth and six months, will return the first samples from the asteroid, if the successful removal of a sample.

[ W ] sT proximity exploration in the past

• KI c (951) KXv A(243) C_ Galileo ... (951) GASUPURA, (243) Ida
• JbV[j c (2685) }T[XL[ Cassini ... (2685) MASASUKI
• NEARV[[J[ c (253) }eBh A(433) GX NEAR Shoemaker ... (253) Mathilde, (433) Eros
• fB[vEXy[X1 c (9969) uC Deep Space 1, ... (9969) Braille
• X^[_Xg c (5535) AltN Stardust ... (5535) Anne Frank
• c (25143) CgJ Hayabusa ... (25143) Itokawa
• j[EzCYY c (132524) APL New HORAIZUNZU ... (132524) APL
• [b^ c (2867) VeCX Rosetta ... (2867) SHUTEINSU

[ W ] sT exploration will be close

• [b^c (21) eeBA Rosetta ... (21) Lutetia
• j[EzCYYc (83982) Ng New HORAIZUNZU ... (83,982) KURANTORU
• h[ c (1) PX (f) A(4) xX^ Dawn ... (1) Ceres (dwarf planet), (4) Vesta
• IVX c (101955) 1999 RQ ₃₆ Oshskaya squirrel ... (101955) 1999 RQ ₃₆
• 2 c (162173) 1999 JU ₃ Hayabusa 2 ... (162173) 1999 JU ₃

[ W ] T did not close and exploration

~WX The goal was to change or cancel

• fB[vEXy[X1c (107P/ 4015) EB\Eng A 1999 KK ₁ Deep Space 1 ... (107P / 4015) Harrington Wilson, 1999 KK ₁
• [b^c (4979) c A(140) V Rosetta ... (4979) Hara Oota, (140) Wrinkles
• c (4660) lEX A (10302) 1989 ML Hayabusa ... (4660) NEREUSU, (10302) 1989 ML

[ W ] A See also

• znV Small solar system bodies
• f List of asteroids
• f{_b With a name for Japan's asteroid Myth
• F Space
• zn Solar System
• f Dwarf planet
• PX Ceres
• pX Pallas
• xX^ Vesta
• Wm[ Juno
• (f) Octopus dumplings (asteroid)
• znOV Trans-Neptunian objects
• GbW[XEJCp[xg Edgeworth KAIPABERUTO
• I[g_ Oort cloud
• R Hirayama Kiyotsugu
• RM Hirayama Makoto

[ W ] Appendix

1. ^OQB ^ For exceptions, see here.
2. ^OB ^ With some exceptions. OdznV‎QB Additional bodies in the solar system have duplicate names.
3. ^ 1886N (250) xeB[iA~~B ^ 1886 found (250) Bettina only, since the ban.
4. ^ 21Il^A{leQlOtB ^ 21 out of the early century for the story, is to give the names of their relatives who have fought him instead.
5. ^ (66652) {VVSFio_bB ^ (66,652) SHISHI Bora SF was named after the fictional mythology of the novel appeared in the film.

[ W ] ON External links

• UEiCvlbc{ifj The Japanese version NAINPURANETTSU (asteroid)
• f f They became stars and planets that asteroids
• fO The name of the asteroid Institute
• fWipj Collection of images of the asteroid (English)
• uAsteroidsv - Encyclopedia of CosmosufvLipj B "Asteroids" - Encyclopedia of Cosmos in the "asteroid" article about the (English).

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