`STRAY' ASTEROIDS MAY POSE DANGER SOME ORBITS MAY CROSS EARTH'S, SCIENTISTS SAY.(News/National/International)

Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO) | January 5, 1997 | Copyright

Byline: Paul Mylrea Reuter

LONDON -- More than 200 ``stray'' asteroids more than 0.6 miles in diameter could be roaming the solar system, and some could cross Earth's orbit, scientists reported last week.

In a letter in the latest edition of Nature magazine, scientists from Colorado and Arizona said the asteroids came from the so-called Trojan swarms, two groups of asteroids orbiting the sun at the same distance as Jupiter.

The Trojan swarms were originally more numerous than the asteroid belt, write Carol and Eugene Shoemaker of Lowell Observatory ...

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