Eurybates

Eurybates — asteroid, explore its interactive 3D model in Cosmoscope.

Explore Eurybates in a live 3D Solar System. Follow its calculated motion and inspect real astronomical data, distances and orbital facts.

The largest piece of an ancient collision in Jupiter’s leading Trojan swarm. NASA’s Lucy spacecraft flies past it and its tiny moon Queta in 2027.

Diameter
~64 km
Discovered
1973 — Cornelis J. van Houten, Palomar
Class
Jupiter Trojan — 60° ahead of Jupiter (L4)
Moon
Queta, ~1 km, found by Hubble in 2018 (not shown)
Lucy flyby
August 2027
Shape
Illustrative; not a measured shape model

Explore Eurybates in 3D

Cosmoscope places Eurybates in the Solar System using astronomical ephemeris or orbital elements, updated for the simulation time. Explore its calculated motion, distance and orbital facts in the interactive 3D view. Accuracy depends on the orbital model and its valid time range.

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