196118

196118 is an asteroid that orbits the Sun. Its exact composition and physical characteristics are not well-documented. Initial observations suggest the asteroid is a small, rocky object. Further research is required to gather more data.

The asteroid's name is typically assigned an acronym of the discoverer's first name and the date of discovery. In this case, the name does not correspond to an official designation. Its discoverer is credited with several other asteroids.

As of the last reported observations, the asteroid's orbit is elliptical, meaning its distance from the Sun varies throughout the year. Its perihelion, or point closest to the Sun, occurs around March of each year. Conversely, the asteroid reaches its aphelion, or point farthest from the Sun, in late August.

Information regarding the asteroid's size or its path around the Sun is unavailable. Location-dependent parameters such as orbital velocity and diameter are uncertain and require additional observations.

The astronomy community is aware of 196118 as a part of a larger catalog of asteroids. Contributing to scientific understanding, additional data would be essential in shedding more light on the specifics of 196118.