ポホヨラ (asteroid)

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ポホヨラ 3606 Pohjola
Temporary mark, another name	1939 SF
Classification	Asteroid
Orbital kind	Asteroid belt （Eunomia group）
Discovery
Discovery day	1939September 19
Detector	Y. By Sarah
An orbital element and property Epoch: November 30, 2008 (JD 2,454,800.5)
Orbit semimajor axis (a)	2.605 AU
Perihelion distance (q)	2.004 AU
Aphelion distance (Q)	3.206 AU
Eccentricity (e)	0.231
Revolution period (P)	4.21 Year
Orbit angle of inclination (i)	12.40 Degree
Perihelion argument (ω)	108.55 Degree
Ascending node celestial longitude (Ω)	250.27 Degree
Mean anomaly (M)	167.02 Degree
Physical property
Absolute magnitude (H)	12.4
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ポホヨラ (3606 Pohjola) is an asteroid of the asteroid belts. ユルィヨ by Sarah discovered it in Turku. It was named for legendary place name, ポホヨラ which appeared in the Finnish myth which meant a north country.

Allied item

• List of asteroids (3001-4000)

Outside link

• Pohjola JPL Small-Body Database Browser (English)

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