☄️ Kleopatra (asteroide 216)
Kleopatra (asteroid 216) today: 2.089 AU from Earth (312.6 million km), heliocentric distance 3.065 AU, orbital period 4.673 years. Computed via Kepler solver with JPL SBDB osculating elements.
Position now (2026-06-12 00:51 UTC)
| Heliocentric distance: | 3.0653 AU |
| Geocentric distance: | 2.0893 AU (312.6 million km) |
| Geocentric ecliptic longitude: | 272.793° |
| Geocentric ecliptic latitude: | 15.685° |
| RA J2000 (approximate): | 272.714° |
| Dec J2000 (approximate): | -7.725° |
| True anomaly: | -125.496° |
Orbital elements (Keplerian)
| Semi-major axis (a): | 2.7949 AU |
| Eccentricity (e): | 0.25033 |
| Inclination (i): | 13.117° |
| Long. ascending node (Omega): | 215.316° |
| Argument of perihelion (omega): | 179.779° |
| Mean anomaly at epoch (M0): | 217.668° |
| Osculation epoch (JD): | 2461000.5 |
| Orbital period: | 4.673 years |
About Kleopatra
Discovered in 1880 by Johann Palisa. IAU designation: 216 Kleopatra. Estimated diameter: 138 km. Absolute magnitude H: 7.03.
Forma de osso de cachorro com duas luas (Alexhelios e Cleoselene).
Limitation
Osculating elements are from epoch 2461000.5 JD. Keplerian propagation ignores perturbations (especially Jupiter for belt asteroids). For precision beyond months, consult JPL Horizons.
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