File:2008bt18 jul11 arecibo.gif

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Description2008bt18 jul11 arecibo.gif	English: The Arecibo radio telescope was turned toward asteroid 2008 BT18 when it made a relatively close approach to Earth in early July, 2008. The images revealed it to be a binary asteroid about 600 meters in diameter.
Date	11 July 2008
Source	https://www.planetary.org/articles/1554
Author	NASA / JPL / Lance Benner

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