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J. R. Hind
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December 15
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1852
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Alternate name
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Main belt
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Orbital characteristics
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Epoch
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June 14
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2006
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JD
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Aphelion
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Perihelion
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Semi-major axis
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G
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m
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AU
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Eccentricity
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d
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a
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Average orbital speed
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s
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Mean anomaly
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Inclination
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°
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Argument of perihelion
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kg
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density
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cm³
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Equatorial surface gravity
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Escape velocity
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Rotation period
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Albedo
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geometric
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Temperature
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K
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S
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Apparent magnitude
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Absolute magnitude
(H)
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/θəˈlaɪə/
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Greek
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main belt
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asteroid
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J. R. Hind
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December 15
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1852
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Thalia
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Muse
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comedy
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pastoral
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poetry
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