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1 1847
1947 JB
26 2005[1]
(e) 0,202
(a) 362,924
(2,426 . .)
(q) 289,614
(1,93595 . .)
(Q) 436,235
(2,91605 . .)
(P) 1380,176 (3,779 )
18,926 /
(i) 14,751°
(Ω) 138,752°
(ω) 239,492°
(M) 247,947°
185,18
1,37·1019 [2]
4,1 /³[2]
0,087 /²
2- 0,13 /
7,27
S
5,71 m
0,2679
~170 K
max: ~269 K (-4° C)
, . ().

6 ́ (6 Hebe) (. Ήβη)  , , , H- , 40 % , .

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  1. JPL Small-Body Database Browser: 6 Hebe.. 12 2012. 11 2008.
  2. 1 2 Determination of asteroid masses. Astronomy & Astrophysics. 2001.. 12 2012. 11 2008.

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