I talked to Dr. Federica Spoto about your question.

Hi, everyone.

My name is Federica Spoto.

I am the project scientist at the Minor Planet Center at the Center for Astrophysics, which is part of Harvard and Smithsonian.

So I am very grateful for this question.

It was very nice, and it w- it is a very good question, so let me start digging into it.

We need a little bit of background because the idea is, like, what are asteroids? Like, why do we care? And so they are, like, a rocky leftover, uh, when the planets formed.

Can you talk about asteroids that have special cases that mean that their paths are a little bit more tricky to predict?