I Computer friendly list of bodies in the asteroid belt?

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A request for a computer-friendly list of known bodies in the asteroid belt highlights the need for data on their physical properties, positions, and velocities. Users are directed to a specific resource from Harvard's data site, particularly the 'Solar System Data' section. The JPL link provided is recommended as a reliable source for this information. This resource is expected to meet the requirements for accessing detailed asteroid data. Such lists are essential for research and analysis in planetary science.
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Is there a computer friendly list with the known bodies in the Solar System astroid belt, that contains their physical properties, position and velocities?
 
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