The orbit is between the outter main belt and the cybele zone. It has a perihelion of 3.25 AU and an aphelion of 3.72 AU. The semimajor axis is at 3.48 AU. It has an orbital period of 6 years and 186 days. It has an inclination of 10.0º. It has a diameter of about 219 km.
A satelite, of about 16 km, was discovered in March of 2001. Photometric observations were made in the years 1975 and 2005.
Orbital resonance:
2:13 with Earth-Moon (99.8%)
20:11 with Jupiter (99.7%) *[11:6 with Jupiter (99.3%)]
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6:7 with Hygiea (99.9%)
12:17 with Ceres-Pallas (99.7%)
5:9 with Vesta (99.6%)
10:13 with Psyche (99.8%)
1:1 with Sylvia (99.6%)
2:3 with Juno (99.4%)
5:6 with Europa (99.5%)
6:7 with Euphrosyne (99.5%)
Roman mythology
Camila of the Volscians was the daughter of the king Metabus, tyrant of the city of Priverno. When her father was expelled from the city, Camila virilely grew up with him in the nearby forest, but keeping all her beauty and charm.
As a baby, was nursed by a mare; and as soon as she began to take her first firm steps, she was taught to grab a javelin. As a little girl, she accompanied her father in hunting, with a bow and a quiver hanging from her shoulder. She spent her childhood in the company of her father and the shepherds in the hills and woods, observing and learning everything related with the art of hunting.
(107) Camilla is related with the ability to adapt to development opportunities, which even though they may not fit entirely with its own nature, solve the problem of exclusion and provide valuable experience, like in the movies "Mostly Martha" (2001) and "Trouble with the Curve" (2012).
"Trouble with the Curve" (2012) |