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Noun Named Entity
Categories: Astronomical objects discovered in 1867, Minor planet object articles (numbered), Trinary minor planets, Cu-type asteroids (Tholen), Gefion asteroids
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93 Minerva  Aegis  Gorgoneion  (93) Minerva  (93) Minerva I
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Minerva is a large trinary main-belt asteroid. Wikipedia
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Minerva is a large trinary main-belt asteroid. Wikipedia
An asteroid discovered in 1867 Wikipedia Disambiguation
Main-belt asteroid Wikidata
IS A
asteroid
ASTEROID SPECTRAL TYPE
C-type asteroid
CHILD ASTRONOMICAL BODY
Gorgoneion
Aegis
DESCRIBED BY SOURCE
Otto's encyclopedia
DISCOVERER OR INVENTOR
James Craig Watson
FOLLOWED BY
94 Aurora
FOLLOWS
92 Undina
MINOR PLANET GROUP
asteroid belt
NAMED AFTER
Minerva
PARENT ASTRONOMICAL BODY
sun
SITE OF ASTRONOMICAL DISCOVERY
Detroit Observatory
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93 Minerva
Wikidata
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93 Minerva
Wikipedia Redirections
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(93) Minerva, (93) Minerva I, (93) Minerva I Aegis, (93) Minerva II, (93) Minerva II Gorgoneion, 93 Minerva I, 93 Minerva I Aegis, 93 Minerva II, 93 Minerva II Gorgoneion, A867 QA, Aegis (moon), Gorgoneion (moon), Minerva (asteroid), Minerva I, Minerva I Aegis, Minerva II Gorgoneion, Moons of (93) Minerva, Moons of 93 Minerva, Moons of Minerva, S/(93) 1, S/(93) 2, S/2009 (93) 1, S/2009 (93) 2
Wikidata Alias
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Minerva, (93) Minerva

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