Japanese Space Agency Monitors “Unusual Movements” of the Mysterious Asteroid 1998 KY26
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It could be very different from what the small celestial body 1998 KY26, one of the objectives of the L'articolo Spazio, the mystery of the 1998 KY26 asteroid: in 2031 the Japanese probe will try to reveal it comes from daily Blitz.
The object will be visited by the Japanese Hayabusa2 probe in 2031, but one study questions that its acceleration is due to the activity of a dark comet.
A new study refutes previous explanations for the strange behaviour of 1998 KY26. A Japanese space probe should visit him soon
The references of the Department of Exploration of Minor Bodies of the Japanese Space Agency warned that “its orbital velocity forces to rule out previous simplifications” and challenges traditional models of celestial mechanics. Read more
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