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The results revealed that Nereus has a long rotational period, 1. ± . hours, and that the amplitude of light variation is fairly large. The comparison of the observed data with laboratory impact experiments also implies that the asteroid may not be a fragment from a catastrophic impact event in the main-belt. All the other data already obtained, such as by colorimetry, are not inconsistent with the cometary origin, either.

Nereus is potentially a very important asteroid. 2:1 orbital resonance with Earth, which means that an approximately 4-year mission could depart for and return from the asteroid on relatively near passes to the Earth. Nereus is classified as a potentially hazardous asteroid (PHA), due to both its absolute magnitude (H ≤ 22) and its minimum orbit intersection distance (MOID ≤ . 5 AU. .

4660 Нерей - ] Открытие A Первооткрыватель Элеанор Хели. икипедия. Nereus may also refer to: 12 metre yacht Northern Lights, which competed in the America s Cup under the name Nereus.

The comparison of the observed data with laboratory impact experiments also implies that the asteroid may not be a fragment from a catastrophic impact event in the main-belt. Rotational Period Light Variation Pole Orientation Comet Nucleus Comparison Star. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors.

Saints Nereus and Achilleus are two Roman martyr saints. The old Roman lists of the 5th century, which passed over into the Martyrologium Hieronymianum, contain the names of the two martyrs Nereus and Achilleus, whose grave was in the Catacomb of Domitilla on the Via Ardeatina

4660 Nereus is a small (1 km in diameter) asteroid, discovered by Eleanor F. Helin on February 28, 1982. It is named after Nereus, a Titan in [[Greek mythology. Nereus is potentially a very important asteroid.