asteroid 1862 Apollo

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Asteroid 1862 Apollo is the namesake of the Apollo group of near-Earth asteroids, known for its Earth-crossing orbit and importance in studies of potentially hazardous objects.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
1862 Apollo 0

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Apollo asteroid
Earth-crossing asteroid
S-type asteroid
minor planet
near-Earth asteroid
stony asteroid
belongsToAsteroidGroup Apollo group NERFINISHED
belongsToPopulation inner Solar System small bodies
crossesOrbitOf Earth NERFINISHED
Mars NERFINISHED
discoveredBy Karl Reinmuth NERFINISHED
discoveryCountry Germany NERFINISHED
discoverySite Heidelberg Observatory NERFINISHED
hasAbsoluteMagnitude around 16
hasAlbedo relatively high
hasAphelionDistance greater than 1 AU
hasApproximateDiameter about 1.5 kilometers
hasDiscoveryDesignation 1932 HA
1956 PC
hasDynamicalStatus near-Earth object
potentially hazardous asteroid
hasInclination moderate
hasMinimumOrbitIntersectionDistanceWithEarth small
hasName Apollo NERFINISHED
hasNumber 1862
hasOrbitalEccentricity high
hasOrbitalNode inside Earth’s orbit
hasOrbitalPeriod about 1.78 years
hasOrbitClass Apollo NERFINISHED
hasOrbitType Earth-crossing
hasPerihelionDistance less than 1 AU
hasRotationPeriod a few hours
hasSemiMajorAxis about 1.47 AU
hasSurfaceComposition silicate-rich
isCataloguedIn JPL Small-Body Database NERFINISHED
MPC database NERFINISHED
isImportantFor studies of near-Earth object dynamics
studies of potentially hazardous asteroids
isMonitoredBy planetary defense programs
isPotentiallyHazardousObject true
isSubjectOf lightcurve studies
radar observations
namedAfter Apollo (Greek god) NERFINISHED
Apollo group of asteroids NERFINISHED
namesakeOf Apollo group of near-Earth asteroids NERFINISHED
orbits Sun NERFINISHED
spectralType S

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Evpatoria planetary radar observes asteroid 1862 Apollo