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De planetoïde 2002 NY40 werd op 14 juli 20 … De planetoïde 2002 NY40 werd op 14 juli 2002 ontdekt door de LINEAR-telescoop in New Mexico, iets meer dan een maand voor de passage langs de aarde op 18 augustus. 2002 NY40 passeerde de aarde op 525.000 km afstand (ongeveer anderhalf keer de afstand tot de maan) en had toen een snelheid van bijna 21 km/s of 75.000 km/h. Het is dus een NEO (Near Earth Object).De maximale relatieve snelheid ten opzichte van de aarde was een hoeksnelheid van acht graden per uur, dat is een verplaatsing van 16 volle maandiameters per uur. Volgens de (ING) is 2002 NY40 niet groter dan 400 meter. Deze metingen zijn gedaan met de 4,2 meter grote op La Palma. De kans bestaat echter dat 2002 NY40 een langwerpige planetoïde is en dat alleen de korte en niet de lange zijde is opgemeten.korte en niet de lange zijde is opgemeten.
, 2002 NY40 är en asteroid som korsar Venus, Jordens och Mars omloppsbanor. Den upptäcktes den 14 juli 2002 av LINEAR projektet. Den tillhör asteroidgruppen Apollo.
, 2002 NY40 adalah sebuah asteroid. Asteroid ini merupakan bagian dari asteroid Apollo, yang terletak dekat dengan bumi. Eksentrisitas orbit asteroid ini tercatat sebesar 0.709, sementara magnitudo mutlaknya adalah 19.0.
, 2002 NY40 ist ein kleiner erdnaher Asteroid des Apollo-Typs, der am 14. Juli 2002 durch die automatische Himmelsüberwachung LINEAR (Lincoln Near Earth Asteroid Research) entdeckt wurde. Der Asteroid hat einen geschätzten Durchmesser von etwa 280 Metern.
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2002 NY40 ist ein kleiner erdnaher Asteroid des Apollo-Typs, der am 14. Juli 2002 durch die automatische Himmelsüberwachung LINEAR (Lincoln Near Earth Asteroid Research) entdeckt wurde. Der Asteroid hat einen geschätzten Durchmesser von etwa 280 Metern.
, De planetoïde 2002 NY40 werd op 14 juli 20 … De planetoïde 2002 NY40 werd op 14 juli 2002 ontdekt door de LINEAR-telescoop in New Mexico, iets meer dan een maand voor de passage langs de aarde op 18 augustus. 2002 NY40 passeerde de aarde op 525.000 km afstand (ongeveer anderhalf keer de afstand tot de maan) en had toen een snelheid van bijna 21 km/s of 75.000 km/h. Het is dus een NEO (Near Earth Object).De maximale relatieve snelheid ten opzichte van de aarde was een hoeksnelheid van acht graden per uur, dat is een verplaatsing van 16 volle maandiameters per uur.atsing van 16 volle maandiameters per uur.
, 2002 NY40 är en asteroid som korsar Venus, Jordens och Mars omloppsbanor. Den upptäcktes den 14 juli 2002 av LINEAR projektet. Den tillhör asteroidgruppen Apollo.
, 2002 NY40 adalah sebuah asteroid. Asteroid ini merupakan bagian dari asteroid Apollo, yang terletak dekat dengan bumi. Eksentrisitas orbit asteroid ini tercatat sebesar 0.709, sementara magnitudo mutlaknya adalah 19.0.
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