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• 5261_Eureka apoapsis "2.4267766584954E8".
• 5261_Eureka averageSpeed "24.11".
• 5261_Eureka orbitalPeriod "686.927".
• 5261_Eureka periapsis "2.131769657475E8".
• 5261_Eureka temperature "250.0".
• 5261_Eureka absoluteMagnitude "16.0".
• 5261_Eureka abstract "5261 Eureka is the first asteroid discovered that turned out to be a Mars trojan. It was discovered by David H. Levy and Henry Holt at Palomar Observatory on June 20, 1990 from the Palomar Observatory. It trails Mars (at the L5 point) at a distance varying by only 0.3 AU during each revolution (with a secular trend superimposed, changing the distance from 1.5–1.8 AU around 1850 to 1.3–1.6 AU around 2400). Minimum distances from the Earth, Venus, and Jupiter, are 0.5, 0.8, and 3.5 AU, respectively.Long-term numerical integration shows that the orbit is stable. Kimmo A. Innanen and Seppo Mikkola note that "contrary to intuition, there is clear empirical evidence for the stability of motion around the L4 and L5 points of all the terrestrial planets over a timeframe of several million years".Since the discovery of 5261 Eureka, the Minor Planet Center has recognized three other asteroids as Martian trojans: 1999 UJ7 at the L4 point, 1998 VF31 at the L5 point, and 2007 NS2, also at the L5 point. At least five other asteroids in near-1:1 resonances with Mars have been discovered, but they do not exhibit trojan behavior. They are 2001 FR127, 2001 FG24, (36017) 1999 ND43, 1998 QH56 and (152704) 1998 SD4.The infrared spectrum for 5261 Eureka is typical for an A-type asteroid, but the visual spectrum is consistent with an evolved form of achondrite called an angrite. A-class asteroids are tinted red in hue, with a moderate albedo. The asteroid is located deep within a stable Lagrangian zone of Mars, which is considered indicative of a primordial origin—meaning the asteroid has most likely been in this orbit for much of the history of the Solar System.".
• 5261_Eureka albedo "0.39".
• 5261_Eureka apoapsis "2.4267766584954E11".
• 5261_Eureka averageSpeed "86796.0".
• 5261_Eureka discovered "1990-06-20".
• 5261_Eureka discoverer David_H._Levy.
• 5261_Eureka epoch "November 4, 2013 (JD 2456600.5)".
• 5261_Eureka formerName "1990 MB".
• 5261_Eureka orbitalPeriod "5.93504928E7".
• 5261_Eureka periapsis "2.131769657475E11".
• 5261_Eureka temperature "250.0".
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• 5261_Eureka wikiPageID "865267".
• 5261_Eureka wikiPageRevisionID "596650159".
• 5261_Eureka absMagnitude "16".
• 5261_Eureka albedo "0.39".
• 5261_Eureka altNames "1990 MB".
• 5261_Eureka argPeri "95.501".
• 5261_Eureka ascNode "245.069".
• 5261_Eureka avgSpeed "24.11".
• 5261_Eureka bgcolour "#FFFFC0".
• 5261_Eureka dimensions "1.3".
• 5261_Eureka dimensions "~2–4 kmH".
• 5261_Eureka discovered "1990-06-20".
• 5261_Eureka discoverer "David H. Levy and Henry Holt".
• 5261_Eureka discovery "yes".
• 5261_Eureka eccentricity "0.065".
• 5261_Eureka epoch "2013-11-04".
• 5261_Eureka hasPhotoCollection 5261_Eureka.
• 5261_Eureka inclination "20.282".
• 5261_Eureka meanAnomaly "85.945".
• 5261_Eureka name "5261".
• 5261_Eureka namedAfter Eureka_(word).
• 5261_Eureka physicalCharacteristics "yes".
• 5261_Eureka singleTemperature "~250 K".
• 5261_Eureka spectralType S-type_asteroid.
• 5261_Eureka subject Category:A-type_asteroids.
• 5261_Eureka subject Category:Astronomical_objects_discovered_in_1990.
• 5261_Eureka subject Category:Mars_Trojans.
• 5261_Eureka type CelestialBody.
• 5261_Eureka type Planet.
• 5261_Eureka type Planet.
• 5261_Eureka type PhysicalBody.
• 5261_Eureka comment "5261 Eureka is the first asteroid discovered that turned out to be a Mars trojan. It was discovered by David H. Levy and Henry Holt at Palomar Observatory on June 20, 1990 from the Palomar Observatory. It trails Mars (at the L5 point) at a distance varying by only 0.3 AU during each revolution (with a secular trend superimposed, changing the distance from 1.5–1.8 AU around 1850 to 1.3–1.6 AU around 2400).".
• 5261_Eureka label "(5261) Eureka".
• 5261_Eureka label "(5261) Eureka".
• 5261_Eureka label "(5261) Eureka".
• 5261_Eureka label "(5261) Eurêka".
• 5261_Eureka label "(5261) Эврика".
• 5261_Eureka label "5261 Eureka".
• 5261_Eureka label "5261 Eureka".
• 5261_Eureka label "5261 Eureka".
• 5261_Eureka label "エウレカ (小惑星)".
• 5261_Eureka label "尤里卡星".
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• 5261_Eureka sameAs エウレカ_(小惑星).
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• 5261_Eureka sameAs Q155190.
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• 5261_Eureka wasDerivedFrom 5261_Eureka?oldid=596650159.
• 5261_Eureka isPrimaryTopicOf 5261_Eureka.
• 5261_Eureka name "5261 Eureka".