Editing 2 Pallas (section)

=== Near resonances ===
Pallas is in a [[Orbital resonance#Coincidental 'near' ratios of mean motion|near]]-1:1 orbital resonance with Ceres, which is probably coincidental.<ref name="Goffin2001"/> Pallas also has a near-18:7 resonance (91,000-year period) and an approximate 5:2 resonance (83-year period) with [[Jupiter]].<ref name="Taylor1982"/>

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| Animation of the Palladian orbit in the inner Solar System<br/>{{unordered list|{{legend2|Magenta|Pallas}}|{{legend2|Gold|Ceres}}|{{legend2|Cyan|Jupiter}}|{{legend2|Lime|Mars}}|{{legend2| RoyalBlue |Earth}}|{{legend2|Yellow|Sun}}}}
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|An animation of Pallas's near-18:7 resonance with [[Jupiter]]. The orbit of Pallas is green when above the ecliptic and red when below. It only marches clockwise: it never halts or reverses course (i.e. no [[libration]]). The motion of Pallas is shown in a reference frame that rotates about the [[Sun]] (the center dot) with a period equal to Jupiter's orbital period. Accordingly, Jupiter's orbit appears almost stationary as the pink ellipse at top left. [[Mars]]'s motion is orange, and the Earth–Moon system is blue and white.
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