description 168 Sibylla Overview
168 Sibylla is a large C-type asteroid in the outer main-belt region and a member of the Cybele group. American astronomer James Craig Watson discovered it at the Detroit Observatory in Ann Arbor on September 28, 1876. The name refers to the sibyls, the prophetic women of ancient Greek and Roman tradition. Its estimated diameter is about 145 to 149 kilometers, and its orbit has a mean distance of about 3.38 astronomical units from the Sun and takes roughly 6.2 years to complete.
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