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(9440) 1997 FZ1 Asteroid


The absolute magnitude of the object is 14.6 which is the brightness of the object. A higher absolute magnitude means that the object is faint whereas a very low number means it is very bright.

The Longitude of Ascending Node of the object is 8.85516 degrees. The Argument of Perihelion is 182.3168. It is the angle along the orbit of a planet or other Solar System object as measured from the ascending node (analogous to right ascension and longitude) Ref:Hawaii.

The mean anomoly is 354.84177, is the angular distance of the planet from the perihelion or aphelion. Ref:Dictionary.The Semi-Major Axis of the orbit is 2.3890581, which is the furthest point from the centre to the edge of an elliptical point.

The orbital inclination, the angle at which 1997 FZ1 orbits in relation to the orbital plane is 0.30966 degrees. The orbital eccentricity is 0.1451378, it is the degree at which 1997 FZ1 orbits close to a circular (0) orbit as opposed to an elliptical (1) orbit.

1997 FZ1 Facts

Absolute Magnitude14.6
Longitude Of Ascending Node 8.85516
Argument of Perihelion182.3168
Mean Anomoly354.84177
Semi-Major Axis 2.3890581
Orbital Inclination (degrees)0.30966
Orbital Eccentricity0.1451378

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