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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 1729–1752

2024 RH45

(2024 RH45)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
311.7 days orbit

1999 VX25

(1999 VX25)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
311.7 days orbit

2017 WT28

(2017 WT28)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
311.7 days orbit

2026 ED2

(2026 ED2)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
311.8 days orbit

2022 WP9

(2022 WP9)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
311.8 days orbit

2021 VU2

(2021 VU2)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
311.9 days orbit

2009 WM105

(2009 WM105)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
311.9 days orbit

2019 ED1

(2019 ED1)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
311.9 days orbit

2022 FZ1

(2022 FZ1)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
312 days orbit

2016 VG

(2016 VG)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
312 days orbit

2016 RZ

(2016 RZ)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
312 days orbit

2024 RB1

(2024 RB1)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
312 days orbit

2026 FH6

(2026 FH6)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
312.1 days orbit

2023 YX

(2023 YX)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
312.1 days orbit

2020 OA5

(2020 OA5)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
312.2 days orbit

2022 YP6

(2022 YP6)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
312.2 days orbit

2007 VW83

(2007 VW83)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
312.2 days orbit

2025 SW3

(2025 SW3)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
312.2 days orbit

2026 TY1

(2026 TY1)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
312.3 days orbit

2026 MS3

(2026 MS3)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
312.3 days orbit

2022 TF1

(2022 TF1)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
312.4 days orbit

2022 JP2

(2022 JP2)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
312.4 days orbit

2026 AX

(2026 AX)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
312.4 days orbit

2012 BN1

(2012 BN1)

Asteroid
0.9 AU from Sun
312.5 days orbit