Asteroid hermeocroisor

A asteroid hermeocroisor is a Astéroïde whose Orbite crosses that of Mercure.

General information

An asteroid hermeocroisor is an asteroid which, at one unspecified time of its orbit, is more close to the Sun than Mercury the Aphélie.

All these asteroids are located on eccentric orbits (: 0.3722631 at least for: 0.9689489 at the most for) and sometimes very tilted. Consequently, in addition to that of Mercury, they cross all the orbits of Venus and almost all those of the Ground; many crosses that of Mars and a small number goes beyond the orbit of Jupiter.

All the asteroids hérméocroiseurs have an aphelion located beyond that of Mercury, i.e. that one does not know of frôleur-interior, an asteroid whose aphelion would lie between the perihelion and the aphelion of Mercury.

List

Hérméocroiseurs

The following list gathers all the known asteroids having a Périhélie located more close to the Sun than that of Mercury (0.30749951 [[astronomical Unit ua]]), classified by increasing perihelion. At November 30th, 2007, one knew 119 of them, of which 31 had a final classification.

Frôleurs-outsides

The following list gathers all the known asteroids having a Périhélie located more close to the Sun than Mercury the Aphélie (0.46669733 [[astronomical Unit ua]]), but further that its perihelion (0.30749951 [[astronomical Unit ua]]), classified by increasing perihelion. At November 30th, 2007, one knew 249 of them, of which 39 had a final classification

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