D-type asteroids

Youngest Pair of Near-Earth Asteroids Only 300 Years Old: When Will It Visit the Planet Again?

Youngest Pair of Near-Earth Asteroids Only 300 Years Old Spotted; When Will It Visit the Planet Again?

Medicine & Technology Feb 08, 2022

Asteroids 2019 PR2 and 2019 QR6 were first discovered separately in 2019 and are reported to have broken off from the same asteroid just three centuries ago.

D-type asteroids

Youngest Pair of Near-Earth Asteroids Only 300 Years Old Spotted; When Will It Visit the Planet Again?

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