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Rocky remnants

Asteroids

The rocky leftovers of planet formation — most circling the Sun in the main belt between Mars and Jupiter, some swinging close to Earth.

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Earth MOID is the minimum distance between two orbital paths, not a predicted close approach. Potentially hazardous is a classification, not a prediction of impact. Filters exclude objects without the required measurements.

Orbital-distance pages retain the usual catalogue order. Choose catalogue ID to browse the full catalogue from the beginning in a consistent order.

Showing 1297–1320

2015 HK

(2015 HK)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
297.6 days orbit

2006 XP4

(2006 XP4)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
297.6 days orbit

2023 FA

(2023 FA)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
297.7 days orbit

2013 ST

(2013 ST)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
297.7 days orbit

348306

348306 (2005 AY28)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
297.7 days orbit

2021 PH2

(2021 PH2)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
297.7 days orbit

2020 HE7

(2020 HE7)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
297.7 days orbit

2023 SU7

(2023 SU7)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
297.8 days orbit

2016 RB1

(2016 RB1)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
297.8 days orbit

2020 TQ3

(2020 TQ3)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
297.8 days orbit

2019 GA

(2019 GA)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
297.8 days orbit

162483

162483 (2000 PJ5)

Asteroid
Ø 0.91 km
0.87 AU from Sun
297.8 days orbit

2026 AF5

(2026 AF5)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
297.8 days orbit

2012 PY19

(2012 PY19)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
297.8 days orbit

2018 VC7

(2018 VC7)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
297.9 days orbit

2025 SJ7

(2025 SJ7)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
298 days orbit

2022 CF3

(2022 CF3)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
298 days orbit

2024 TB2

(2024 TB2)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
298 days orbit

2019 KN2

(2019 KN2)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
298 days orbit

2011 JM5

(2011 JM5)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
298.1 days orbit

2009 DC1

(2009 DC1)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
298.2 days orbit

2019 KD

(2019 KD)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
298.2 days orbit

458452

458452 (2011 BR15)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
298.2 days orbit

2023 TX8

(2023 TX8)

Asteroid
0.87 AU from Sun
298.2 days orbit