Hungaria asteroids

Hungaria asteroids are a family of asteroids located in the part of the solar system just beyond Mars. They are named after the Hungaria region of the asteroid belt, which is an area in between Mars and Jupiter. The Hungaria asteroids are small pieces of rock that come from a larger body that broke up long ago. They are made up of minerals like iron and magnesium, and they range in size from pebbles to boulders. The most common type of Hungaria asteroid is called a "carbonaceous chondrite", which is a mixture of small pebbles, dust and larger pieces of rock. These asteroids can be studied to help us understand more about the early stages of the solar system.