(73296) 2002 JY67
asteroid
Facts
23 propertiesIdentity
- Instance of
- asteroid
More facts +22
- Follows
- (73295) 2002 JM67[4]
- Followed by
- (73297) 2002 JP68[5]
- Absolute magnitude
- 14.02[12]
- Albedo
- 0.179[22]
- Apoapsis
- 3.657537210086225 au[17]
- Argument of periapsis
- 209.2488069730295°[19]
- Diameter
- 5.461 km[21]
- Discoverer or inventor
- John Broughton[2]
- Epoch
- November 21, 2025
- Longitude of ascending node
- 46.61430449225285°[15]
- Mean anomaly
- 86.29432007355847°[20]
- Minor planet group
- asteroid belt[6]
- Orbital eccentricity
- 0.1747875783599473[11]
- Orbital inclination
- 18.15508903572442°[13]
- Orbital period
- 2,006.515587091611 day[14]
- Periapsis
- 2.569183734975691 au[18]
- Semi-major axis of an orbit
- 3.113360472530958 au[16]
- Site of astronomical discovery
- Reedy Creek Observatory[3]
- Time of discovery or invention
- May 12, 2002[10]
- Time of periapsis
- 2,460,519.525282486 Julian day
🏷️ Also known as
en (73296) 2002 JY67
ru 2001 CM40
ru 2002 JY67
zh 小行星73296
🔖 Identifiers · 3
- Google Knowledge Graph ID
- /g/1225_ybk
- JPL Small-Body Database SPK-ID
- 20073296
- Minor Planet Center body ID
- 73296
🔗 Connections
Discoverer or inventor 1
Epoch 1
Followed by 1
Followed by (predecessor) 1
Follows 1
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Minor planet group 1
Parent astronomical body 1
Preceded by (successor) 1
Site of astronomical discovery 1
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Summary
(73296) 2002 JY67 is an asteroid[1].