swap_horiz 3 Juno Alternatives

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52 Europa

52 Europa is a substantial asteroid residing within the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. Discovered in 1858...

Classical 19TH Century Large Main Belt

8.9 Great

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15 Eunomia

Largest S-type asteroid in the main belt, discovered by Annibale de Gasparis in 1851 and named after the Greek goddess o...

Classical Large Main Belt S Type

8.7 Great

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2 Pallas

Second-largest asteroid in the main belt, discovered by Heinrich Olbers in 1802, notable for its unusually high orbital...

Classical 19TH Century Large Main Belt

8.5 Great

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88 Thisbe

88 Thisbe is one of the largest main-belt asteroids, discovered in 1866 by German-American astronomer Christian Heinrich...

Classical 19TH Century Large Main Belt

7.9 Good

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11 Parthenope

S-type asteroid discovered by Annibale de Gasparis in 1850, named after a Siren of Greek mythology also regarded as a le...

Classical 19TH Century Medium Main Belt

7.4 Good

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18 Melpomene

S-type asteroid discovered by John Russell Hind in 1852, named after the Greek Muse of tragedy and one of the brighter l...

Classical 19TH Century Medium Main Belt

7.3 Good

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29 Amphitrite

Large S-type asteroid discovered by Albert Marth in 1854, named after the Greek sea goddess and consort of Poseidon and...

Classical 19TH Century Large Main Belt

7.0 Good

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100 Hekate

Main-belt asteroid discovered by J.C. Watson in 1868, notable as the 100th numbered minor planet, named after Hecate, th...

Classical 19TH Century Medium Main Belt

7.0 Good

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12 Victoria

S-type asteroid discovered by John Russell Hind in 1850, named after the Roman goddess of victory with the choice also h...

Classical 19TH Century Medium Main Belt

6.9 Fair

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138 Tolosa

138 Tolosa is a bright S-type asteroid from the inner asteroid belt, discovered by French astronomer Henri Perrotin in 1...

Classical Small 19TH Century Main Belt

6.8 Fair

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7 Iris

S-type asteroid discovered by John Russell Hind in 1847, named after the Greek goddess of the rainbow and among the larg...

Classical 19TH Century Medium Main Belt

6.7 Fair

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48 Doris

Main-belt asteroid discovered by Hermann Goldschmidt in 1857 and named after Doris, the sea goddess and mother of the fi...

Classical 19TH Century Large Main Belt

6.7 Fair

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63 Ausonia

63 Ausonia is a large asteroid discovered in 1861 by Italian astronomer Annibale de Gasparis at the Capodimonte Observat...

Classical 19TH Century Medium Main Belt

6.6 Fair

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14 Irene

S-type asteroid discovered by John Russell Hind in 1851, named after the Greek goddess of peace and orbiting in the midd...

Classical 19TH Century Medium Main Belt

6.5 Fair

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28 Bellona

S-type asteroid discovered by Karl Theodor Robert Luther in 1854, named after the Roman goddess of war and among the lar...

Classical 19TH Century Medium Main Belt

6.4 Fair

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120 Lachesis

Main-belt asteroid discovered by Alphonse Borrelly in 1872, named after Lachesis, the Fate in Greek mythology who measur...

Classical 19TH Century Large Main Belt

6.3 Fair

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148 Gallia

148 Gallia is an M-type asteroid from the middle region of the asteroid belt, discovered by the French astronomer brothe...

Classical 19TH Century Medium Main Belt

6.2 Fair

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169 Zelia

A main-belt asteroid discovered by Paul and Prosper Henry in 1876 at Paris Observatory; its name Zelia is a feminine giv...

Classical Small 19TH Century Main Belt

6.2 Fair

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6 Hebe

S-type asteroid discovered by Karl Ludwig Hencke in 1847, named after the Greek goddess of youth and considered a likely...

Classical 19TH Century Medium Main Belt

6.1 Fair

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196 Philomela

Large S-type main-belt asteroid discovered by Christian H. F. Peters in 1879, named after Philomela, an Athenian princes...

Classical 19TH Century Large Main Belt

5.4 Mediocre