65873

65873 is an asteroid discovered on December 24, 1997, by the LINEAR program. It is part of the main asteroid belt, a region of space between Mars and Jupiter populated by numerous rocky bodies. The asteroid's orbital characteristics place it within this region, though its specific orbital path and composition are subjects of ongoing astronomical study. As with many minor planets, detailed information about 65873 is limited due to its size and distance from Earth. Astronomers typically classify asteroids based on their spectral properties, which can indicate the presence of certain minerals and their surface composition, such as stony, metallic, or carbonaceous. Further observations and analysis are required to determine the specific classification of 65873. Its discovery contributes to the broader understanding of the solar system's formation and evolution.