2004 XP14
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Orbits of the inner planets and asteroid
2004 XP14 (blue).
Credit: NASA |
An Apollo asteroid (a type of near-Earth
asteroid) that passed the Earth at the relatively close distance of
432,000 km (269,000 miles) – 1.1 times the Earth-Moon distance –
on Jul. 3, 2006 (closest approach at 04:25 UT).
Also classed as a potentially
hazardous asteroid, 2004 XP14 is 410 to 920 meters (1,345 to 3,018 feet)
across and has an estimated mass of 500 million tons.
2004 XP14 was discovered on Dec. 10, 2004 by the LINEAR
asteroid survey.
| eccentricity |
0.157 |
| semi-major axis |
1.057 AU |
| perihelion |
0.891 AU |
| aphelion |
1.224 AU |
| orbital period |
397.11 days |
| inclination |
32.93° |
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ASTEROIDS, CENTAURS, AND KUIPER BELT OBJECTS
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