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• Q834654 absoluteMagnitude "14.0".
• Q834654 absoluteMagnitude "15.3".
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• Q834654 abstract "Comet Elst–Pizarro is a body that displays characteristics of both asteroids and comets, and is the prototype of main-belt comets. Its orbit keeps it within the asteroid belt, yet it displayed a dust tail like a comet while near perihelion in 1996, 2001, and 2007. As a comet it is formally designated 133P/Elst–Pizarro. As an asteroid it is designated 7968 Elst–Pizarro.Elst–Pizarro was reported in 1979 as minor planet 1979 OW7, with its image on a photographic plate being completely stellar in appearance. Its orbit remains entirely within the orbits of Mars and Jupiter, with eccentricity 0.165, typical of a minor planet in the asteroid belt. However, the images taken by Eric W. Elst and Guido Pizarro in 1996, when it was near perihelion, clearly show a cometary tail. Since this is not normal behaviour for asteroids, it is suspected that Elst–Pizarro has a different, probably icy, composition. The cometary nature of Elst–Pizarro was first discovered when a linear dust feature was observed with the ESO 1-metre Schmidt telescope at La Silla Observatory on 7 August 1996.Subsequently, around the next perihelion in November 2001, the cometary activity appeared again, and persisted for 5 months.At present, there are only four other objects that are cross-listed as both comets and asteroids: 2060 Chiron (95P/Chiron), 4015 Wilson–Harrington (107P/Wilson-Harrington), 60558 Echeclus (174P/Echeclus), and 118401 LINEAR (176P/LINEAR, previously 1999 RE70). As a dual status object, astrometric observations of 7968 Elst–Pizarro should be reported under the minor planet designation.It most recently came to perihelion on 8 February 2013.".
• Q834654 albedo "0.05".
• Q834654 apoapsis "5.49317397295572E11".
• Q834654 apparentMagnitude "17.24".
• Q834654 averageSpeed "59904.0".
• Q834654 discovered "1979-07-24".
• Q834654 discovered "1996-07-14".
• Q834654 discoverer Q312755.
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• Q834654 epoch "2012-Sep-30 (JD2456200.5)".
• Q834654 epoch "T_jup= 3.184".
• Q834654 formerName "P/1996 N2".
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• Q834654 periapsis "3.9641939756793E11".
• Q834654 rotationPeriod "12495.6".
• Q834654 temperature "160.0".
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• Q834654 absMagnitude "14".
• Q834654 absMagnitude "15.3".
• Q834654 absMagnitude "15.49".
• Q834654 albedo "0.05".
• Q834654 altNames "P/1996 N2".
• Q834654 aphelion "3.67196".
• Q834654 avgSpeed "16.64".
• Q834654 discovered "--07-24".
• Q834654 discovered "1996-07-14".
• Q834654 discoverer Q312755.
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• Q834654 epoch "2012".
• Q834654 epoch "T_jup = 3.184".
• Q834654 magnitude "17.24".
• Q834654 name "133".
• Q834654 name "7968".
• Q834654 perihelion "2.6499".
• Q834654 period "1.77353712E8".
• Q834654 rotation "12495.599999999999".
• Q834654 singleTemperature "160".
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