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Atira-class asteroids form part of what has been called Interior-Earth Objects (IEOs) (Michel et al., 2000), because their orbits lie completely interior to Earth's orbit...The NEO 2003 CP20 was discovered by the LINEAR survey and upon being tracked to a high-quality orbit was named 163693 Atira. Following historical precedent, we thus adopt the name Atira for this class of NEO, after its first named member (Schmadel, 2009).
Atira-class asteroids form part of what has been called Interior-Earth Objects (IEOs) (Michel et al., 2000), because their orbits lie completely interior to Earth's orbit...The NEO 2003 CP20 was discovered by the LINEAR survey and upon being tracked to a high-quality orbit was named 163693 Atira. Following historical precedent, we thus adopt the name Atira for this class of NEO, after its first named member (Schmadel, 2009).
Atira-class asteroids form part of what has been called Interior-Earth Objects (IEOs) (Michel et al., 2000), because their orbits lie completely interior to Earth's orbit...The NEO 2003 CP20 was discovered by the LINEAR survey and upon being tracked to a high-quality orbit was named 163693 Atira. Following historical precedent, we thus adopt the name Atira for this class of NEO, after its first named member (Schmadel, 2009).
Atira-class asteroids form part of what has been called Interior-Earth Objects (IEOs) (Michel et al., 2000), because their orbits lie completely interior to Earth's orbit...The NEO 2003 CP20 was discovered by the LINEAR survey and upon being tracked to a high-quality orbit was named 163693 Atira. Following historical precedent, we thus adopt the name Atira for this class of NEO, after its first named member (Schmadel, 2009).
Atira-class asteroids form part of what has been called Interior-Earth Objects (IEOs) (Michel et al., 2000), because their orbits lie completely interior to Earth's orbit...The NEO 2003 CP20 was discovered by the LINEAR survey and upon being tracked to a high-quality orbit was named 163693 Atira. Following historical precedent, we thus adopt the name Atira for this class of NEO, after its first named member (Schmadel, 2009).