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E-type asteroid

E-type (enstatite achondrite–type) asteroids are asteroids thought to have enstatite (MgSiO3) achondrite surfaces. They form a large proportion of asteroids inward of the asteroid belt known as Hungaria asteroids, but rapidly become very rare as the asteroid belt proper is entered. Some are quite far from the inner edge of the asteroid belt, such as 64…

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E-type asteroid

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related to Description · 14
E-type asteroid → Angelina, AU, Aubrites, E-type, E-types, Eger, M-type, Nysa, Probably, SMASS, Sun, Their, This, Xe-type
related to E-Belt · 7
E-type asteroid → E-belt, Hungaria, Late Heavy Bombardment, Nice, Solar System, The, The E-type
related to history · 6
E-type asteroid → Angelina, E-type, Hungaria, In, Nysa, Two
related to Exploration · 5
E-type asteroid → E-type, ESA's, On September, Rosetta, Spectral

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asteroid asteroids e-type thought enstatite hungaria 64 angelina belt e-belt achondrite nysa far edge originated also two 44 classification hypothetical

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enstatiteinstance ofSpectral data from the spacecraft confirmed the asteroid was composed mainly of iron-poor minerals0.80text
E-type asteroidrelated to DescriptionE-type0.60section
E-type asteroidrelated to DescriptionM-type0.60section
E-type asteroidrelated to DescriptionTheir0.60section
E-type asteroidrelated to DescriptionProbably0.60section
E-type asteroidrelated to DescriptionE-types0.60section
E-type asteroidrelated to DescriptionNysa0.60section
E-type asteroidrelated to DescriptionAngelina0.60section
E-type asteroidrelated to DescriptionAU0.60section
E-type asteroidrelated to DescriptionSun0.60section
E-type asteroidrelated to DescriptionAubrites0.60section
E-type asteroidrelated to DescriptionEger0.60section

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