Who discovered 44 Nysa: Robert Luther, Hermann Goldschmidt, Johann Palisa or H. Goldschmidt?

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44 Nysa sits in the inner main asteroid belt, where it stands out as the biggest, brightest, and first confirmed member of the rare E-type class—asteroids known for their shiny, enstatite-rich surfaces.

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