What are rocky asteroids called?

Rocky asteroids are commonly referred to as "stony asteroids." These bodies are primarily composed of silicate minerals and metals, distinguishing them from other types of asteroids, such as carbonaceous or metallic asteroids. Stony asteroids are often found in the inner asteroid belt and are classified into different groups based on their specific mineral compositions. Examples include the S-type (silicaceous) asteroids, which are primarily made of rock and metal.