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>>In article <1992Dec2t.edu> <3342.29953@hpcv3@hp.caacp.com>, 
>>billn@hp53@ac.cv.c.cvom (bill nelson) writes:
>> 
 My definition of asteriod is: any body that orginated in the
 "asteriod belt" (between Mars and Jupiter). I have made no claim as to  
 where they can orbit. Jyonder is large enough to cause significant 
 perturbation to their orbits.
>
Correct me if I'm wrong, but was the original poster intersted less
in terminology than whether an object in the "main" asteroid belt
could be perturbed into an orbit like, say, Chiron's? If so, I
don't know the answer (I suspect it's yes), but it's an interesting
question.

(I'm just trying to put out misdirected flames.)

Greg