(471325) 2011 KT19, a very surprising alternative solution

(471325) 2011 KT19 is a damocloid object discovered in May of 2011. It reached the perihelion in March of 1999.

The orbit is between the zone of orbital piercing from Uranus to Neptune, and the lower edge of the Kuiper cliff. It has a perihelion of 23.78 AU and an aphelion of 47.42 AU. The semimajor axis is at 35.60 AU. It has an orbital period of 212 years. It has an inclination of 110.1º (=180º-69.9º; retrograde movement).
 
(471325) 2011 KT19 was lost shortly after its discovery, until its rediscovery in March of 2015. In August of 2016 it was nicknamed 'Niku' (a Chinese adjective meaning 'rebellious').

Orbital resonance:
7:9 with Neptune (99.9%)
7:6 with Pluto (99.8%)
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17:13 with 2002 UX25 (99.9%)
21:8 with Eris (99.9%)
16:11 with Chaos (99.9%)
19:13 with Makemake (99.8%)
17:11 with 2002 AW197 (99.8%)
4:3 with Varuna (99.8%)
 

Between a rock and a hard place

(471325) 2011 KT19 is related with the exit phase of closed situations (lower limit of the Kuiper cliff), in which there are many scattered elements and their identity is not clear or there is confusion about the connections between them (orbital piercing from Uranus towards Neptune).

"The Lincoln Lawyer" (2011)

(471325) 2011 KT19 has the ability to solve difficult situations, in which it seems that there is no exit in one way or another, through a very surprising alternative solution (high orbital inclination), like in the movie "The Lincoln Lawyer" (2011); or, can find a very original explanation for a situation in which none of the common-sense hypotheses is valid, like in the movie "Unknown" (2011).

(471196) 2010 PK66, constant and lasting automatic processes

(471196) 2010 PK66 is a classical Kuiper belt object discovered in August of 2010. It reached the perihelion in April of 1930.

The orbit is completely circular and is located in the core of the Kuiper belt. It has a perihelion of 40.46 AU and an aphelion of 40.84 AU. The semimajor axis is at 40.65 AU. It has an orbital period of 259 years. It has an inclination of 13.6º. 

Orbital resonance:
7:11 with Neptune (99.9%)
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12:11 with Varuna (99.8%)
11:10 with Haumea (99.8%)
17:8 with 2007 OR10 (99.7%)
15:7 with Eris (99.7%)
10:9 with Quaoar (99.6%)
6:5 with Makemake (99.5%)


Limit cycle attractor

(471196) 2010 PK66 is related with constant and lasting automatic processes, such as for example a uniform movement, which never stops, like the train of the movie "Unstoppable" (2010). 

In the theory of dynamical systems these processes are called 'limit cycle attractors' and are represented in the phase space by a circle, which runs indefinitely, as for example the movement of planets in the vacuum of space (without friction), or as the electrons in superconductivity conditions (without electrical resistance).

(471196) 2010 PK66 [Ouroborus]

2001 KA77, emotional awareness geared toward elements of the environment related with the decision-making process

2001 KA77 is a scattered disc object discovered in May of 2001. It reached the perihelion in September of 1767.

The orbit is between the Kuiper belt and the beginning of the scattered disc. It has a perihelion of 43.21 AU and an aphelion of 51.84 AU. The semimajor axis is at 47.53 AU. It has an orbital period of 328 years. It has an inclination of  11.8º. It has a diameter of about 630 km.

The emotional awareness of 2001 KA77 is geared toward elements of the environment related with the decision-making process, like in the movies "Spy Game" (2001), "The Fast & the Furious" (2001) ), "The Wedding Planner" (2001) and "The Glass House" (2001).

"Calle Cloverfield 10" (2016)

Theodor Landscheidt, West German High Court judge until his retirement (when he became Director of the Schroeter Institute for Research in Cycles of Solar Activity in Nova Scotia), has 2001 KA77 in Virgo and in the 10th Moon-Node House, in opposition to Uranus in Pisces and in the 4th Moon-Node House, and in square with Eltanin in Sagittarius and in the 7th Moon-Node Hoouse.