Trojan asteroids are a group of asteroids that share an orbit with a planet, typically leading or following the planet by approximately 60 degrees. These asteroids are named after characters from Homer's Iliad and reside in the Lagrangian points of the planet's orbit, where the gravitational forces of the planet and the Sun balance out, allowing the asteroids to maintain their position.
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