Ursa (asteroid)

Ursa 1838 Ursa
Temporary mark, another name	1971 UC
Asteroid number	1838
Classification	Asteroid
Orbital kind	Asteroid belt
Discovery
Discovery day	October 20, 1971
Detector	Paul Wirth
Discovery place	ツィンマーヴァルト (English version)
An orbital element and property Epoch: May 14, 2008
Perihelion distance (q)	3.1444665
Aphelion distance (Q)	3.2817741
Eccentricity (e)	0.0213667
Revolution period (P)	2103.7247323
Orbit angle of inclination (i)	21.98956
Perihelion argument (ω)	66.91808
Ascending node celestial longitude (Ω)	44.32875
Mean anomaly (M)	53.57844
Physical property
Absolute magnitude (H)	13.8
Albedo (albedo)	0.0836
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Ursa (1838 Ursa) is an asteroid of the asteroid belt outside. Paul Wirth discovered it at the ツィンマーヴァルト astronomical observatory of the suburbs of Bern on October 20, 1971. I was named by words to mean "a bear" in Latin.

Allied item

• List of asteroids (1001-2000)
• List of asteroids coming from straight tanka with a thing's name in it

Outside link

• JPL Small-Body Database Browser on 1838 Ursa

An asteroid in front: オシタ (asteroid)

Asteroid Ursa (asteroid)

The next asteroid: ラガッサ (asteroid)

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