Apollo-class Asteroids

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Apollo-class Asteroids (Apollo) are near-Earth asteroids on orbits that cross the path of Earth, like 1862 Apollo itself. The orbital test is a > 1.0 AU with perihelion below 1.017 AU. The full catalogue counts 18,232 of them; the 10 listed below are the ones covered on this site.

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186822 (2004 FE31)
small Not Hazardous
186822 (2004 FE31) takes 720 days to go round the sun, ranging from 0.86 AU at its closest to 2.29 AU at its farthest.
2008 GA4
small Not Hazardous
2008 GA4 takes 860 days to go round the sun, ranging from 0.59 AU at its closest to 2.96 AU at its farthest.
2021 TC1
very small Not Hazardous
2021 TC1 takes 370 days to go round the sun, ranging from 0.76 AU at its closest to 1.25 AU at its farthest.
2010 RF12
very small Not Hazardous
2010 RF12 takes 400 days to go round the sun, ranging from 0.86 AU at its closest to 1.26 AU at its farthest.
2022 RD2
very small Not Hazardous
2022 RD2 takes 380 days to go round the sun, ranging from 1.00 AU at its closest to 1.07 AU at its farthest.
2022 OB5
very small Not Hazardous
2022 OB5 takes 370 days to go round the sun, ranging from 0.95 AU at its closest to 1.07 AU at its farthest.
2006 JY26
very small Not Hazardous
2006 JY26 takes 370 days to go round the sun, ranging from 0.93 AU at its closest to 1.09 AU at its farthest.
2023 FY3
very small Not Hazardous
2023 FY3 takes 400 days to go round the sun, ranging from 1.00 AU at its closest to 1.14 AU at its farthest.
2006 RH120
very small Not Hazardous
2006 RH120 takes 380 days to go round the sun, ranging from 1.01 AU at its closest to 1.06 AU at its farthest.
2020 CD3
very small Not Hazardous
2020 CD3 takes 380 days to go round the sun, ranging from 1.02 AU at its closest to 1.04 AU at its farthest.
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