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Popis2002aa29-orbit.png	English: Horseshoe-orbit of 2002 AA₂₉. The graphic shows a full revolution of 95 years. The position of 2002 AA₂₉ along the orbit is that of year 2003 (last nearest approach to earth). Deutsch: Hufeisenumlaufbahn von 2002 AA29 entlang der Erdbahn im Verlauf von 95 Jahren vom mit der Bahnbewegung der Erde mitbewegten Bezugssystem betrachtet. Deutsch: Hufeisenumlaufbahn von 2002 AA₂₉ entlang der Erdbahn im Verlauf von 95 Jahren vom mit der Bahnbewegung der Erde mitbewegten Bezugssystem betrachtet; Bild: JPL English: The horseshoe orbit of AA₂₉ with respect to the Earth every 95 years. Image: JPL
Datum	released 2. Jan. 2003, modified on 11. Oct. 2004
Zdroj	NASA - Jet Propulsion Laboratory - Near Earth Object Program, labeling and size of bodies modified by Daniel Arnold http://neo.jpl.nasa.gov/2002aa29/2002aa29.gif http://neo.jpl.nasa.gov/2002aa29.html http://neo.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news137.html
Autor	JPL/NEO, Daniel Arnold
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