57567 Crikey - Wikidata
asteroid
www.wikidata.orgI don’t have live access to feeds right now, but I can share what I can gather about Crikey 57567 and point you to likely sources.
Direct answer:
- 57567 Crikey is identified in asteroid databases as an object with provisional designation 1995 UR41/2001 TS56, named Crikey, and cataloged in the Minor Planet Center/JPL databases. Its orbit and physical parameters have been tracked since the 1990s, with references noting its distance from Earth and lack of close approaches in NASA/JPL simulations. For the latest, you’d want the current MPC/JPL pages or space-reference profiles.
Context and quick pointers:
- Crikey as an asteroid: It has the designation 57567 and is linked to the naming by observers at the George Observatory, with discovery-related entries and orbital elements updated over time.[1][2]
- Orbital characteristics: Its semi-major axis, eccentricity, inclination, and period have been published and periodically updated in public databases; the object is typically described as not posing any close-approach risk to Earth based on recent simulations.[2][1]
- Public discussions: Crikey also refers to an Australian news outlet, Crikey, which is a separate entity from the asteroid. If you’re looking for news about the publication, I can help narrow to a specific topic or timeframe.[3][4]
What I can do next for you:
- Pull the latest official orbital data for 57567 Crikey from the Minor Planet Center and JPL’s SBDB if you want precise current values (semi-major axis, eccentricity, inclination, orbital period, MOID).
- Compare 57567 Crikey to a few nearby asteroids in the same orbital region to illustrate typical asteroid belt dynamics.
- If your interest is Crikey the news site, I can summarize the most recent reporting or recent defamation-related coverage and provide a quick timeline.
Would you like me to compile the most up-to-date orbital elements from MPC/JPL and present them in a concise snapshot, or would you prefer a comparison table with a couple of similar asteroids? I can also focus on Crikey the news outlet if that’s what you meant. Please specify which you want.