description 58 Concordia Overview
58 Concordia is a numbered asteroid in the main asteroid belt, discovered by Robert Luther in 1860. It was named for Concordia, the Roman goddess or personification associated with agreement, harmony, and civic concord. The object belongs to the population of minor planets orbiting the Sun between Mars and Jupiter, and its numerical designation records its place in the historical sequence of asteroid discoveries. It is of interest to readers of planetary astronomy and classical asteroid nomenclature.
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How good is 58 Concordia?
58 Concordia scores 3.73/10 (Poor) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Asteroid category.
What are the best alternatives to 58 Concordia?
See our alternatives page for 58 Concordia for a ranked list with scores. Top alternatives include: 141 Lumen, 127 Johanna, 41 Daphne.
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