D.T. Britt's database of the densities of these objects shows that their densities converge around the traditional estimate of two grams per cubic centimeter. These objects are subject to the Tholen spectral classification, which was supplemented by the 2002 SMASS classifica
D.T. Britt's database of the densities of these objects shows that their densities converge around the traditional estimate of two grams per cubic centimeter. These objects are subject to the Tholen spectral classification, which was supplemented by the 2002 SMASS classification. Both of those spectral classifications break them down into three main types, C-Group, S-Group, and X-Group. Prominent absences of these objects are found at the four-to-one, three-to-one, and five-to-two orbital resonances of a certain body. These objects are not present in Kirkwood Gaps, and the ones found at Jupiter's Lagrange points are called the "Trojans." For 10 points, name these objects in space that are found in a namesake "belt" between Mars and Jupiter.
D.T. Britt's database of the densities of these objects shows that their densities converge around the traditional estimate of two grams per cubic centimeter.
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