Lhasa

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NOW @ 18 CAP 53
FOUND @ 14 TAU 45
 
Inclination: 3.74
Eccentricity: 0.133
Period: 4.597 years
AU 2.764
Type: 0000

Discovery Chart

19.10.1979 20:53 Klet 14e17 48n53 observations 1


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Lhasa, “God's ground”, is the capital of Tibet, located on a fertile plain 3700 meters high, surrounded on all sides by hills. The main roads radiate from the great four-storey temple dating to the year 652. The name was suggested by J. Ticha and M. Tichy.


Discovered on 19-10-1979 in Klet by Mrkos, A.

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