Radar images of asteroid 1989 PB

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Asteroid Belts, Comet Nuclei, Lunar Craters, Planetary Craters, Radar Imagery, Gravitational Effects, Solar System, Asteroids, Radar Methods, 1989Pb, Earth-Crossers, Shape, Binary Systems, Earth-Based Observations, Orbits, Astronomy, Diagrams, Procedure, Origin, Imagery, Center Of Mass, S Asteroids, Density, Physical Properties, Collisions, Formation

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Radar observations of the near-earth asteroid 1989 PB, made shortly
after its optical discovery, yield a sequence of delay-Doppler images
that reveal it to consist of two distinct lobes that appear to be in
contact. It seems likely that the two lobes once were separate and that
they collided to produce the current 'contact-binary' configuration.

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