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Probably most meteor showers have a cometary origin. Investigation of Near-Earth asteroids’ orbital evolution to determine whether they have related meteor showers is necessary to determine which asteroids evolved from comets. The results of calculations show that asteroid Orthos’ orbit is an octuple Earth-crosser. Therefore, if Orthos has an old meteoroid stream it may produce eight meteor showers observable on the Earth. The existence of four Orthos’ Northern meteor showers is confirmed by our search in the published catalogues of meteor radiants and orbits or in the archives of the IAU Meteor Data Center (Lund, Sweden).

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Babadzhanov, P.B. (1996). IS 2329 Orthos a Dead Coment?. In: Rickman, H., Valtonen, M.J. (eds) Worlds in Interaction: Small Bodies and Planets of the Solar System. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-0209-1_40

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