1001_Gaussia | discoverer | Sergey_Belyavsky 1001_Gaussia | formerName | "A911 MD"@en 1001_Gaussia | orbitalPeriod | "496800.0"^^xsd:double 1001_Gaussia | periapsis | 4.19113e+11 1001_Gaussia | epoch | "2015-06-27"^^xsd:date
1001_Gaussia | discoverer | Sergey_Belyavsky 1001_Gaussia | epoch | "27 June 2015 (JD2457200.5)" 1001_Gaussia | formerName | "A911 MD"@en 1001_Gaussia | orbitalPeriod | "496800.0"^^xsd:double 1001_Gaussia | periapsis | 4.19113e+11
1001_Gaussia | discoverer | Sergey_Belyavsky 1001_Gaussia | epoch | 2015-06-27 1001_Gaussia | formerName | "A911 MD" 1001_Gaussia | orbitalPeriod | 5.75 (days) 1001_Gaussia | periapsis | 419113394.55312 (kilometres)
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Sergey Belyavsky zo kavet 1001 Gausia-raok a-raok A911 MD o deiziad e-deiziad an evezh e-eun da 30 Jouel 2016. 1001 Gausia a oa bet anavezet a-raok evel A911 MD ha deus deiziad an evezh an evezh an 31 joul. 2016. Sergey Belyavsky discovered 1001 Gaussia-formerly called A911 MD-whose epoch date was on 30 July 2016.It has an orbital period of 5.75 days and its periapsis is 419113394.55312 (kilometres). 1001 Gaussia was formerly known as A911 MD and has the epoch date of 31 July 2016. It was discovered by Sergey Belyavsky and has the orbital period of 5.75 days with a periapsis of 419113394.55312 kms.
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