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What are the Aten asteroids?

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What are the Aten asteroids?

What are the Aten asteroids?

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Asteroids staying very close to the Sun, with semimajor axes less than 1 A.U. and periods of less than a year. Most of the ones now known do have aphelions slightly outside our orbit.

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