Starkenburg Observatory - Discoveries

Discoveries

Asteroids discovered: 40+
12053 Turtlestar October 8, 1997 M.Busch, W.Ernst, K.Sonneberg, L.Kurtze
12057 Alfredsturm February 18, 1998 P.Geffert, J.Rothermel, E.Schwab, R.Stoss
14080 Heppenheim April 1, 1997 W.Ernst, K.Sonneberg, R.Stoss
15397 Ksoari October 27, 1997 M.Busch, W.Ernst, K.Sonneberg, L.Kurtze
16809 Galápagos October 21, 1997 M.Busch, L.Kurtze
16969 Helamuda October 29, 1998 M.Busch, P.Geffert, R.Stoss
17855 Geffert May 19, 1998 A.Busch, M.Busch, E.Schwab
18567 Segenthau September 27, 1997 R.Stoss
18610 Arthurdent February 7, 1998 F.Hormuth
18653 Christagunt March 28, 1998 F.Hormuth, J.Rothermel, R.Stoss
21663 Banat September 3, 1999 M.Busch, R.Stoss
24168 Hexlein November 29, 1999 M.Busch, R.Stoss, R.Kresken
27984 Herminefranz November 1, 1997 R.Stoss
33863 Elfriederwin May 5, 2000 E.Schwab, R.Stoss
56561 Jaimenomen May 5, 2000 R.Stoss, E.Schwab

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