File:1999 RQ36.ogv
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[edit]Description1999 RQ36.ogv |
English: Although its composition is unknown, scientists think asteroid 1999 RQ36 is made up of materials present when the solar system formed. |
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Source | Goddard Multimedia |
Author | NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center |
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