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1001 Gaussia was formerly known as A911 MD and has the epoch date of 31 July 2016. It was discovered by Sergey Belyavsky and has the orbital period of 5.75 days with a periapsis of 419113394.55312 kms.
Sergey Belyavsky discovered 1001 Gaussia which has an epoch date of 27 June 2015 and an orbital period of 5.75 days. It has an absolute magnitude of 9.7 and a periapsis of 419113394.55312 kms.
The celestial body known as 1001 Gaussia (discovered by Sergey Belyavsky), has an absolute magnitude of 9.7 and an orbital period of 5.75 days. Its epoch date is 2015-06-27 and it has a periapsis of 419113394.55312 kilometres.
1001 Gaussia | discoverer | Sergey Belyavsky 1001 Gaussia | epoch | 2015-06-27 1001 Gaussia | former name | A911 MD 1001 Gaussia | orbital period | 5.75 (days) 1001 Gaussia | periapsis | 419113394.55312 (kilometres) 1001 Gaussia | discoverer | Sergey Belyavsky 1001 Gaussia | epoch | 2015-06-27 1001 Gaussia | orbital period | 5.75 (days) 1001 Gaussia | periapsis | 419113394.55312 (kilometres) 1001 Gaussia | absolute magnitude | 9.7 1001 Gaussia | discoverer | Sergey Belyavsky 1001 Gaussia | epoch | 2015-06-27 1001 Gaussia | orbital period | 5.75 (days) 1001 Gaussia | periapsis | 419113394.55312 (kilometres) 1001 Gaussia | absolute magnitude | 9.7