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What is an asterriod?

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∙ 16y ago
Updated: 6/28/2024

An asteroid's definition is a object that orbits around the sun at a certain velocity, asteroids are most commonly found between the orbit of Mars and Jupiter
and there is also another asteroid belt located behind the orbit of Neptune

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