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Asteroids 253

Asteroid discovered by Johann Palisa in 1885
Asteroid 253 is a main belt asteroid It is on 1885 Found by Johann Palisa, this name is used to astronomer Moritz Loewy's wife, Moritz Loewy Observatoire de Paris The head of the platform.
Chinese name
Asteroids 253
Foreign name
Mathilde
Alias
Mathilde
Classification
asteroid
Discoverer
Johann Palisa
Discovery time
1885
Quality
(1.033±0.044)×1017kg
Average density
1.4 g/cm³
Diameter
66 * 48 * 44 km
surface temperature
174k
Escape speed
22.9m/s
Albedo
4%
Absolute magnitude
ten point three
Rotation period
17.4 days
Distance from ground
0.939032AU(140.4772Gm)
Semimajor axis
2.648402147AU
Eccentricity
1.94AU
Revolution period
4.31 years
Angle of plane approach
170.584348 degrees
Rail inclination
6.7427122 degrees
Ascending intersection longitude
179.58936 degrees
Distance from day
394000000 km
Equatorial surface gravity
9.89mm/s
Perihelion angle
157.39642°

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There are at least five asteroid 253 Meteorite crater (We can only see a little more than half of its surface). Its huge meteorite crater and irregular shape indicate that it collided with other large space rocks in the past. Crater ratio of asteroid 153 Ai Nvxing and Asteroid 951 Larger. It may be a little like foam plastic, with porous inside. This may explain the formation of those large craters. In addition, although there are many deep craters, the color of its surface is very consistent. This indicates that its interior is uniform, perhaps solar system An early sample.

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Asteroid 253 is the first C-type asteroid we have seen. Type C asteroid It is considered to be carbonaceous soil particles Meteorite The origin of. Mathilde's density is only 1.4 g/cm3. Its albedo is only 4%.
This asteroid named "Mathilde" is as black as carbon, in an irregular sphere with a radius of 52 kilometers. It revolves around the sun between Mars and Jupiter. The star body is composed of porous rocks and dust, so it seems to be able to swallow up meteoroids in the sky like a pillow absorbs the power of boxing.
Since astronomers believe that asteroids such as Mathilde are the original remnants of the early formation of the solar system, studying them can help us understand how planets are formed by groups of smaller objects. [1]
Another strange thing is that its rotation cycle is very slow, 17.4 days. Perhaps it is this that makes it adapt to those violent collisions. The mass obtained by the Shoemaker detector is 1.3 grams per cubic centimeter, less than half of that of a typical carbonaceous chondrite. This may indicate that the asteroid may be a pile of gravel.