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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jonathan Silverlight wrote: > Unless it wasn't one of ours :-) There were reports of earth-orbiting > meteoroids during the 1950s but I don't know of any recent ones. AIUI there's one (Cruithne?) which is in a remarkably neat little heliocentric orbit that appears to orbit us, and there was a brief debate a few months ago when we captured an "asteroid" into geocentric orbit - it has since been recaptured into a heliocentric orbit, and was believed (after a couple of months of quite odd observations) to be a spent Saturn IV-B stage from one of the early Apollo launches (I think A10, but ICBW). I don't think there's any others known. Well, except the big one :-) -- -Andrew Gray [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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