'38083 Rhadamanthus' (formerly known as '') is a
trans-Neptunian object (TNO). It was discovered in
1999 by the
Deep Ecliptic Survey. It is classified as a
plutino, which means that it is in a 3:2
orbital resonance with
Neptune, similar to that of
Pluto.
It is named after the
Greek mythological figure
Rhadamanthus.
References
1. http://www.sphinx.planetwaves.net/rhadamanthus.htm
External links
★
The IAU circular announcing the discovery of the companion
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