(14321) 1978 VT9

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(14321) 1978 VT9
Discovery
Discovered by Eleanor F. Helin and Schelte J. Bus[1]
Discovery date 7 November 1978.[1]
Designations
Alternative names 1991 RM20, 1998 UZ31
Orbital characteristics
Epoch July 23, 2010
(2455400.5 JD)
Aphelion 400 314 193 km
(2.676 Au)[1]
Perihelion 266 859 399 km
(1.784 Au)[1]
Semi-major axis 333 586 796 km
(2.23 Au)[1]
Orbital period 1216.252 day
3.33 year[1]
Inclination 3.844°[1]
Physical characteristics
Absolute magnitude (H) 15.2[1]

    (14321) 1978 VT9 is an asteroid in the Solar System’s asteroid belt. It was discovered on 7 November 1978 by Eleanor F. Helin and Schelte J. Bus.

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