2011 QJ21
ephemeris date magn radius delta (AU) delta (LD) delta (km) ra dec elong phase
Approach18 Aug 202319.61.038 AU0.042 AU16.23 LD6,239,157 km23h48m+32°31'126.4°51.7°
Brightest22 Aug 202319.11.060 AU0.051 AU19.77 LD7,602,642 km23h07m-00°52'160.5°18.6°
Today4 Dec 202327.11.454 AU1.061 AU412.89 LD158,740,713 km23h30m-28°00'90.4°42.7°

Based on its absolute magnitude (Hâ‚’) of 24.5 and an albedo between 0.25 and 0.05, the estimated diameter of 2011 QJ21 is 35 - 75 m.

2011 QJ21- 2023-12-04
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