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- 5391_Emmons apoapsis "4.198974818728199E8".
- 5391_Emmons orbitalPeriod "1240.8524615".
- 5391_Emmons periapsis "2.562424078959013E8".
- 5391_Emmons absoluteMagnitude "13.2".
- 5391_Emmons abstract "5391 Emmons (1985 RE2) is a main-belt asteroid discovered on September 13, 1985 by E. F. Helin at Palomar. Its name honors Richard Emmons (1919-2005), who was a longtime professor of physics and astronomy at Kent State University and known as "Mr. Astronomy" to the thousands of children and residents who looked at the heavens through his homemade telescopes. From the 1950s to 1963, school children, Boy Scouts, church groups and community organizations visited his North Canton garage, known as the "The Star Barn," which he had converted into the area's only planetarium. It seated 38. Emmons was also an early observer of artificial satellites.".
- 5391_Emmons apoapsis "4.198974818728199E11".
- 5391_Emmons discovered "1985-09-13".
- 5391_Emmons discoverer Eleanor_F._Helin.
- 5391_Emmons epoch "May 14, 2008".
- 5391_Emmons formerName "1985 RE2".
- 5391_Emmons orbitalPeriod "1.072096526736E8".
- 5391_Emmons periapsis "2.5624240789590128E11".
- 5391_Emmons wikiPageExternalLink sbdb.cgi?sstr=5391+Emmons.
- 5391_Emmons wikiPageID "16429378".
- 5391_Emmons wikiPageRevisionID "548935302".
- 5391_Emmons absMagnitude "13.2".
- 5391_Emmons altNames "1985".
- 5391_Emmons aphelion "2.8068413".
- 5391_Emmons argPeri "344.47287".
- 5391_Emmons ascNode "336.52604".
- 5391_Emmons bgcolour "#FFFFC0".
- 5391_Emmons designations "yes".
- 5391_Emmons discovered "1985-09-13".
- 5391_Emmons discoverer Eleanor_F._Helin.
- 5391_Emmons discovery "yes".
- 5391_Emmons discoverySite Palomar_Observatory.
- 5391_Emmons eccentricity "0.2420432".
- 5391_Emmons epoch "2008-05-14".
- 5391_Emmons hasPhotoCollection 5391_Emmons.
- 5391_Emmons inclination "2.51066".
- 5391_Emmons meanAnomaly "256.68275".
- 5391_Emmons minorplanet "yes".
- 5391_Emmons mpName "5391".
- 5391_Emmons name "Emmons".
- 5391_Emmons perihelion "1.7128747".
- 5391_Emmons period "1240.8524615".
- 5391_Emmons physicalCharacteristics "yes".
- 5391_Emmons width "25".
- 5391_Emmons subject Category:Asteroids_named_for_people.
- 5391_Emmons subject Category:Astronomical_objects_discovered_in_1985.
- 5391_Emmons subject Category:Main_Belt_asteroids.
- 5391_Emmons type CelestialBody.
- 5391_Emmons type Planet.
- 5391_Emmons type Planet.
- 5391_Emmons type PhysicalBody.
- 5391_Emmons comment "5391 Emmons (1985 RE2) is a main-belt asteroid discovered on September 13, 1985 by E. F. Helin at Palomar. Its name honors Richard Emmons (1919-2005), who was a longtime professor of physics and astronomy at Kent State University and known as "Mr. Astronomy" to the thousands of children and residents who looked at the heavens through his homemade telescopes.".
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- 5391_Emmons sameAs Q974555.
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- 5391_Emmons name "Emmons".