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Re: Lagrangian points

To: Guy Heinen <guy.heinen@ci.educ.lu>
Subject: Re: Lagrangian points
From: Joel Schiff <j.schiff@auckland.ac.nz>
Date: Mon, 17 Aug 1998 08:57:38 +1200
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I asked Steven Ostro of JPL this same question a few years ago, as I
thought that a radar search (which could be conducted in daylight) would
be the best approach. But apparently this has been done and nothing was
found (yet).

Joel Schiff

Guy Heinen wrote:
> 
> Hi gang and especially Ron!
> 
> Are there any planetesimals librating about the L4 (60° preceding) and L5
> (60° following) Lagrangian points of Earth?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> Guy
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