Asteroit B 612 is a fictional asteroid introduced in Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's classic novella "The Little Prince." The asteroid is home to the story's protagonist, a young prince who travels to different planets and meets various eccentric characters.
According to the novella, Asteroit B 612 was discovered by a Turkish astronomer in 1909 and is only visible through a powerful telescope. The asteroid is described as being quite small and has three volcanoes and a rose on it.
The story of "The Little Prince" has been translated into more than 300 languages and is considered a beloved classic of children's literature. The asteroid B 612 has become an iconic symbol of the book and is often used to represent its themes of imagination, adventure, and friendship.
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