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<p>as the planet. By 2016, orbital calculations showed that four of Earth's horseshoe librators and all five of its then known quasi-satellites repeatedly transfer between horseshoe and quasi-satellite orbits.</p>

<p><big>Energy viewpoint</big></p>
<p>A somewhat different, but equivalent, view of the situation may be noted by considering  <a href="page.php?w=conservation_of_energy">conservation of energy</a>.  It is a theorem of classical mechanics that a body moving in a time-independent potential field will have its total energy, E = T + V, conserved,</p><p>
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