Meanings of asteroid names (6501-7000)
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As asteroid discoveries are confirmed, they are given a permanent number by the IAU's Minor Planet Center, and the discoverers can then submit names for them. The list below concerns those asteroids in the specified span of numbers that have received names, and explains the meanings of those names. Besides the Minor Planet Circulars (in which the citations are published), a key source is Lutz D. Schmadel's Dictionary of Minor Planet Names. Meanings that do not quote a reference (the "†" links) are tentative.
Asteroids not yet given a name have not been included in this list.
Contents: 6501... 6601... 6701... 6801... 6901...
Name | Provisional Designation | Source of Name |
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6501-6600 | ||
6501 Isonzo | 1993 XD | Farra d'Isonzo* |
6504 Lehmbruck | 4630 P-L | Wilhelm Lehmbruck, German sculptor* |
6506 Klausheide | 1978 EN | Klaus Heide, German meteorite and small solar system bodies researcher at the University of Jena and son of meteorite researcher Fritz Heide of Jena* |
6508 Rolčík | 1982 QM | Viktor Rolčík, Czech optical engineer † |
6510 Tarry | 1987 DF | William and Nancy Tarry, Americans stationed in Alice Springs, Australia, who provided hospitality and assistance to the Shoemakers when Eugene was killed in an outback car collision † |
6511 Furmanov | 1987 QR | Rudol'f Davidovich Furmanov, Russian producer* |
6512 de Bergh | 1987 SR | Catherine de Bergh, French astronomer* |
6514 Torahiko | 1987 WY | Torahiko Terada, Japanese physicist* |
6515 Giannigalli | 1988 MG | Gianni Galli, Italian amateur astronomer † |
6516 Gruss | 1988 TC | Gustav Gruss, Czech astronomer † |
6517 Buzzi | 1990 BW | Luca Buzzi, Italian amateur astronomer † |
6518 Vernon | 1990 FR | * |
6519 Giono | 1991 CX | Jean Giono, French (Provençal) writer † |
6520 Sugawa | 1991 HH | * |
6521 Pina | 1991 LC | * |
6522 Aci | 1991 NQ | * |
6523 Clube | 1991 TC | Victor Clube, British astronomer* |
6524 Baalke | 1992 AO | Ron C. Baalke, of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory* |
6525 Ocastron | 1992 SQ | Orange County Astronomers* |
6526 Matogawa | 1992 TY | * |
6528 Boden | 1993 FL | Boden Municipality, Sweden, birthplace of Mats Lindgren, one of the discoverers † |
6529 Rhoads | 1993 XR | Jack W. Rhoads, American astronomer, at one time of Jet Propulsion Laboratory or James Ely Rhoads, American astronomer* |
6530 Adry | 1994 GW | * |
6531 Subashiri | 1994 YY | * |
6532 Scarfe | 1995 AC | Colin D. Scarfe, Canadian astronomer † |
6533 Giuseppina | 1995 DM | * |
6535 Archipenko | 3535 P-L | * |
6536 Vysochinska | 1977 NK | * |
6537 Adamovich | 1979 QK | Aleksandr Mikhajlovich Adamovich, Byelorussian-Russian writer* |
6538 Muraviov | 1981 SA | Mikhail Nikitich Muraviov, Russian poet, minister, and administrator of Moscow State University, where he inaugurated the department of astronomy and built the observatory † |
6539 Nohavica | 1982 QG | Jaromír Nohavica, Czech singer, poet and composer † |
6540 Stepling | 1982 SL | Joseph Stepling S.J., German astronomer, mathematician and physicist † ‡ |
6542 Jacquescousteau | 1985 CH | Jacques-Yves Cousteau, French marine explorer † |
6543 Senna | 1985 TP | Ayrton Senna, Brazilian racing driver* |
6546 Kaye | 1987 DY | Danny Kaye, American actor and comedian † |
6547 Vasilkarazin | 1987 RO | Vasilii Nazarovich Karazin, Russian/Ukrainian scientist, founder of the University of Kharkov which now bears his name [1] |
6549 Skryabin | 1988 PX | Alexander Scriabin, Russian composer † |
6550 Parléř | 1988 VO | Petr Parléř, 14th-century German master builder † |
6553 Seehaus | 1989 GP | * |
6554 Takatsuguyoshida | 1989 UO | * |
6556 Arcimboldo | 1989 YS | Giuseppe Arcimboldo, Italian painter † |
6557 Yokonomura | 1990 VR | * |
6558 Norizuki | 1991 GZ | * |
6559 Nomura | 1991 JP | * |
6560 Pravdo | 1991 NP | * |
6561 Gruppetta | 1991 TC | * |
6562 Takoyaki | 1991 VR | * |
6563 Steinheim | 1991 XZ | * |
6564 Asher | 1992 BB | David John Asher, British astronomer* |
6565 Reiji | 1992 FT | * |
6567 Shigemasa | 1992 WS | * |
6568 Serendip | 1993 DT | Serendip, old Persian name for present-day Sri Lanka, used in the fairy tale The Three Princes of Serendip, whose heroes are always making discoveries of things they were not seeking † |
6569 Ondaatje | 1993 MO | Michael Ondaatje, Sri Lanka-born Canadian novelist, poet and writer, best known for his novel The English Patient † |
6570 Tomohiro | 1994 JO | * |
6571 Sigmund | 3027 P-L | * |
6572 Carson | 1938 SX | * |
6573 Magnitskij | 1974 SK | * |
6574 Gvishiani | 1976 QE | * |
6575 Slavov | 1978 PJ | * |
6576 Kievtech | 1978 RK | Kiev Polytechnical Institute-National Technical University of Ukraine* |
6578 Zapesotskij | 1980 TQ | Alexander Sergeevich Zapesotskij, Russian sociologist* |
6579 Benedix | 1981 ES4 | Gretchen K. Benedix, British curator of meteorites at the Natural History Museum in London † |
6580 Philbland | 1981 EW21 | Philip A. Bland, British planetologist and meteoricist † |
6581 Sobers | 1981 SO | Garfield St. Aubrun (Gary) Sobers, West Indies cricketer † |
6582 Flagsymphony | 1981 VS | * |
6583 Destinn | 1984 DE | Ema Destinn, Czech opera singer † |
6584 Ludekpesek | 1984 FK | Ludek Pesek, Czech astronomical artist* |
6585 O'Keefe | 1984 SR | John Aloysius O'Keefe, American astronomer, geodesist, and researcher in meteoritics † |
6586 Seydler | 1984 UK | August Seydler, Czech astronomer † |
6587 Brassens | 1984 WA | Georges Brassens, French singer and songwriter* |
6589 Jankovich | 1985 SL | * |
6590 Barolo | 1985 TA | Barolo, a winegrowing area in Italy* |
6591 Sabinin | 1986 RT | Dmitrii Anatolievich Sabinin, Russian scientist [2] |
6592 Goya | 1986 TB | Francisco Goya, Spanish painter* |
6594 Tasman | 1987 MM | Abel Janszoon Tasman, Dutch explorer † ‡ |
6595 Munizbarreto | 1987 QZ | Luiz Muniz Barreto, Brazilian observatory director † |
6596 Bittner | 1987 VC | Adam Bittner, Austrian astronomer † |
6597 Kreil | 1988 AF | Karl Kreil, Austrian astronomer and meteorologist † |
6598 Modugno | 1988 CL | * |
6599 Tsuko | 1988 PV | * |
6601-6700 | ||
6602 Gilclark | 1989 EC | * |
6603 Marycragg | 1990 KG | * |
6604 Ilias | 1990 QE | Iliad of Homer, epic, and also Ilias, first grandson of the discoverer † |
6606 Makino | 1990 UF | Tomitaro Makino, botanist* |
6607 Matsushima | 1991 UL | * |
6612 Hachioji | 1994 EM | * |
6613 Williamcarl | 1994 LK | * |
6614 Antisthenes | 6530 P-L | Antisthenes, Greek philosopher, founder of the Cynic school of philosophy* |
6615 Plutarchos | 9512 P-L | Mestrius Plutarch, Greek historian, biographer, and essayist* |
6616 Plotinos | 1175 T-1 | * |
6617 Boethius | 2218 T-1 | Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius, Roman philosopher and theologian* |
6619 Kolya | 1973 SS | Nikolaj Stepanovich Chernykh, Russian astronomer † |
6620 Peregrina | 1973 UC | * |
6621 Timchuk | 1975 VN | * |
6622 Matvienko | 1978 RG | * |
6625 Nyquist | 1981 EX41 | Laurence E. Nyquist, American planetary scientist † |
6626 Mattgenge | 1981 EZ46 | Matthew Genge, British planetary scientist and meteoricist † |
6628 Dondelia | 1981 WA | * |
6629 Kurtz | 1982 UP | Paul Kurtz † |
6630 Skepticus | 1982 VA | CSICOP, a prominent organization of skeptics † |
6631 Pyatnitskij | 1983 RQ | Mitrofan Efimovich Pyatnitskij, Russian artist* |
6632 Scoon | 1984 UX | * |
6635 Zuber | 1987 SH | Maria T. Zuber, American geophysicist and planetary geologist † |
6637 Inoue | 1988 XZ | * |
6640 Falorni | 1990 DL | * |
6641 Bobross | 1990 OK | * |
6643 Morikubo | 1990 VZ | * |
6644 Jugaku | 1991 AA | Jun Jugaku, Japanese astronomer* |
6645 Arcetri | 1991 AR | * |
6646 Churanta | 1991 CA | * |
6647 Josse | 1991 GG | Raymond Josse, friend of the discoverer † |
6649 Yokotatakao | 1991 RN | * |
6650 Morimoto | 1991 RS | * |
6653 Feininger | 1991 XR | * |
6654 Luleå | 1992 DT | Luleå Municipality, Sweden † |
6655 Nagahama | 1992 EL | * |
6656 Yokota | 1992 FF | * |
6657 Otukyo | 1992 WY | * |
6658 Akiraabe | 1992 WT | * |
6660 Matsumoto | 1993 BC | Tatsujiro Matsumoto, Japanese astronomer* |
6661 Ikemura | 1993 BO | * |
6663 Tatebayashi | 1993 CC | * |
6664 Tennyo | 1993 CK | * |
6665 Kagawa | 1993 CN | * |
6666 Frö | 1993 FG | Frö, Norse god † |
6667 Sannaimura | 1994 EK | * |
6669 Obi | 1994 JA | * |
6670 Wallach | 1994 LL | * |
6672 Corot | 1213 T-1 | Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot, French painter* |
6673 Degas | 2246 T-1 | Edgar Degas, French painter and sculptor* |
6674 Cézanne | 4272 T-1 | Paul Cézanne, French painter* |
6675 Sisley | 1493 T-2 | Alfred Sisley, French (of English descent) impressionist painter* |
6676 Monet | 2083 T-2 | Claude Monet, French painter* |
6677 Renoir | 3045 T-3 | Pierre-Auguste Renoir, French painter* |
6678 Seurat | 3422 T-3 | Georges-Pierre Seurat, French painter* |
6679 Gurzhij | 1969 UP | Andrei Nikolaevich Gurzhii, Russian specialist in information (information measurement) [3] |
6681 Prokopovich | 1972 RU | Feofan Prokopovich, Ukrainian and Russian writer* |
6682 Makarij | 1973 ST | Metropolitan Makarij, Russian educator* |
6683 Karachentsov | 1976 GQ | * |
6684 Volodshevchenko | 1977 QU | Volodymyr Shevchenko, Ukrainian film director who died as a result of exposure to radiation while filming at the Chernobyl disaster* |
6685 Boitsov | 1978 QG | * |
6686 Hernius | 1979 QC | Olof Hernius, Swedish astronomer † |
6687 Lahulla | 1980 FN | José Felix Lahulla, Spanish astronomer † |
6688 Donmccarthy | 1981 ER | * |
6689 Floss | 1981 EQ24 | Christine Floss, American meteoriticist † |
6690 Messick | 1981 SY | * |
6695 Barrettduff | 1986 PD | * |
6696 Eubanks | 1986 RC | * |
6697 Celentano | 1987 HM | Adriano Celentano, Italian singer and actor † |
6698 Malhotra | 1987 SL | Renu Malhotra, astronomer † |
6699 Igaueno | 1987 YK | Ueno, Mie, Japan (now part of Iga)* |
6700 Kubišová | 1988 AO | Marta Kubišová, Czech singer † |
6701-6800 | ||
6701 Warhol | 1988 AW | Andy Warhol (Andrew Warhola), American artist † |
6705 Rinaketty | 1988 RK5 | Rina Ketty (a.k.a. Cesarina Pichetto), French singer of the 1930s † |
6707 Shigeru | 1988 VZ | * |
6708 Bobbievaile | 1989 AA | Bobbie Vaile, Australian astronomer* |
6709 Hiromiyuki | 1989 CD | * |
6710 Apostel | 1989 GF | Leo Apostel, Flemish philosopher † |
6711 Holliman | 1989 HG | * |
6712 Hornstein | 1990 DS | Karl Hornstein, Czech astronomer † |
6713 Coggie | 1990 KM | * |
6714 Montréal | 1990 OE | Montréal, Quebec, Canada † |
6715 Sheldonmarks | 1990 QS | * |
6717 Antal | 1990 TU | * |
6718 Beiglböck | 1990 TT | Wolf Beiglböck, physicist, founder and editor of the monograph series Lecture Notes in Physics and Texts and Monographs in Physics* |
6719 Gallaj | 1990 UL | * |
6720 Gifu | 1990 VP | Gifu, Gifu, Japan* |
6722 Bunichi | 1991 BG | * |
6723 Chrisclark | 1991 CL | Christopher C. Clark of the Near Earth Asteroid Tracking Program at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory* |
6729 Emiko | 1991 VV | * |
6730 Ikeda | 1992 BH | Tetsuro Ikeda, Japanese astronomer* |
6731 Hiei | 1992 BK | * |
6735 Madhatter | 1992 WM | The Mad Hatter, fictional character from Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland* |
6736 Marchare | 1993 EF | March Hare, fictional character from Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland* |
6737 Okabayashi | 1993 ER | * |
6738 Tanabe | 1993 FD | * |
6739 Tärendö | 1993 FU | Tärendö, Sweden † |
6740 Goff | 1993 GY | * |
6741 Liyuan | 1994 FX | Li Yuan, Chinese science writer † |
6742 Biandepei | 1994 GR | Biandepei, Chinese science writer † |
6743 Liu | 1994 GS | Joseph H. C. Liu, director of Hong Kong Space Museum † |
6744 Komoda | 1994 JL | * |
6745 Nishiyama | 1994 JD | * |
6746 Zagar | 1994 NP | Francesco Zagar, Italian astronomer* |
6747 Ozegahara | 1995 UT | * |
6748 Bratton | 1995 UV | * |
6749 Ireentje | 7068 P-L | Irene van Houten, granddaughter of the Dutch astronomers (husband and wife) Cornelis and Ingrid van Houten † |
6750 Katgert | 1078 T-1 | Peter Katgert, Dutch astronomer* |
6751 van Genderen | 1114 T-1 | Arnout van Genderen, Dutch astronomer † |
6752 Ashley | 4150 T-1 | * |
6753 Fursenko | 1974 RV | M. A. Fursenko, Russian astronomer* |
6754 Burdenko | 1976 UD | Nikolaj Nilovich Burdenko, Russian neurosurgeon* |
6755 Solov'yanenko | 1976 YE | Anatolii Solovyanenko, Ukrainian opera singer* |
6757 Addibischoff | 1979 SE15 | Adolf Bischoff, German meteoriticist † |
6758 Jesseowens | 1980 GL | Jesse Owens, American athlete † |
6761 Haroldconnolly | 1981 EV19 | Harold C. Connolly, American petrologist and meteoriticist † |
6762 Cyrenagoodrich | 1981 EC25 | Cyrena A. Goodrich, American meteoriticist † |
6763 Kochiny | 1981 RA | * |
6764 Kirillavrov | 1981 TM | Kirill Yurievich Lavrov, Russian actor † |
6765 Fibonacci | 1982 BQ | Leonardo Fibonacci of Pisa, Italian mathematician † |
6766 Kharms | 1982 UC | Daniil Ivanovich Kharms, Russian author of children's books, absurd short stories, and poetry* |
6767 Shirvindt | 1983 AA | Aleksandr Shirvindt, Russian actor* |
6768 Mathiasbraun | 1983 RY | Mathias (Matyáš) Bernard Braun, Bohemian sculptor † |
6769 Brokoff | 1985 CJ | Jan and Ferdinand Brokoff, father and son Bohemian sculptors † |
6770 Fugate | 1985 QR | * |
6771 Foerster | 1986 EZ | Wilhelm Julius Förster, German astronomer † |
6773 Kellaway | 1988 LK | Lucy Kellaway, British journalist, recipient of the 2006 British Press Award for "Columnist of the Year" † |
6774 Vladheinrich | 1988 VH | Vladimír Václav Heinrich, Czech astronomer † |
6775 Giorgini | 1989 GJ | Jon D. Giorgini, of NASA's Near Earth Object Program at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory* |
6776 Dix | 1989 GF | * |
6777 Balakirev | 1989 SV | Mily Balakirev, composer* |
6778 Tosamakoto | 1989 TX | Makoto Tosa, Japanese astronomer* |
6779 Perrine | 1990 DM | Charles Dillon Perrine, American astronomer † |
6780 Borodin | 1990 ES | Alexandr Porfirevich Borodin, Russian composer and chemist † |
6783 Gulyaev | 1990 SO | * |
6784 Bogatikov | 1990 UN | * |
6786 Doudantsutsuji | 1991 DT | * |
6789 Milkey | 1991 RM6 | Robert Milkey, American executive officer of the American Astronomical Society, 1995–2006 † |
6790 Pingouin | 1991 SF | French name of the Great Auk, Little Auk, or any one of the Penguin species?* |
6792 Akiyamatakashi | 1991 WC | * |
6793 Palazzolo | 1991 YE | * |
6794 Masuisakura | 1992 DK | * |
6795 Örnsköldsvik | 1993 FZ | Örnsköldsvik Municipality, Sweden † |
6796 Sundsvall | 1993 FH | Sundsvall Municipality, Sweden † |
6797 Östersund | 1993 FG | Östersund Municipality, Sweden † |
6798 Couperin | 1993 JK | Louis Couperin, French composer † |
6799 Citfiftythree | 1993 KM | * |
6800 Saragamine | 1994 UC | * |
6801-6900 | ||
6801 Střekov | 1995 UM | Castle near the Ústí nad Labem, in northern Bohemia † |
6802 Černovice | 1995 UQ | Černovice, Bohemia, Czech Republic † |
6804 Maruseppu | 1995 WV | * |
6805 Abstracta | 4600 P-L | * |
6806 Kaufmann | 6048 P-L | William John Kaufmann, American astronomer* |
6807 Brünnow | 6568 P-L | Franz Brünnow, German astronomer* |
6808 Plantin | 1932 CP | Christophe Plantin, bookbinder, publisher and typographer* |
6809 Sakuma | 1938 DM | * |
6811 Kashcheev | 1976 QP | Boris Leonidovich Kashcheev, Ukrainian astronomer* |
6814 Steffl | 1979 MC2 | Andrew J. Steffl, American astronomer † |
6815 Mutchler | 1979 MM5 | Max J. Mutchler, American astronomer † |
6816 Barbcohen | 1981 EB28 | Barbara A. Cohen, American planetary scientist † |
6817 Pest | 1982 BP | Pest, Hungary † ‡ |
6818 Sessyu | 1983 EM | * |
6819 McGarvey | 1983 LL | * |
6820 Buil | 1985 XS | Christian Buil, French astronomer* |
6821 Ranevskaya | 1986 SZ | * |
6824 Mallory | 1988 RE | George Mallory, British mountaineer † |
6825 Irvine | 1988 TJ | Andrew Irvine, British mountaineer † |
6826 Lavoisier | 1989 SD | Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier, French chemist † |
6827 Wombat | 1990 SN | The Wombat? * |
6828 Elbsteel | 1990 VC | * |
6829 Charmawidor | 1991 BM | Charles-Marie Widor, French composer* |
6832 Kawabata | 1992 FP | * |
6835 Molfino | 1994 HT | * |
6836 Paranal | 1994 PW | Cerro Paranal, ESO Very Large Telescope site † |
6837 Bressi | 1994 XN | Terry Bressi, engineer and member of Spacewatch at the Lunar and Planetary Laboratory of the University of Arizona* |
6838 Okuda | 1995 UD | Toyozo Okuda, Japanese astronomer* |
6839 Ozenuma | 1995 WB | * |
6841 Gottfriedkirch | 2034 P-L | Gottfried Kirch, German astronomer* |
6842 Krosigk | 3016 P-L | * |
6843 Heremon | 1975 TC | * |
6844 Shpak | 1975 VR | * |
6845 Mansurova | 1976 JG | * |
6846 Kansazan | 1976 UG | * |
6847 Kunz-Hallstein | 1977 RL | * |
6855 Armellini | 1989 BG | Giuseppe Armellini, Italian astronomer* |
6856 Bethemmons | 1989 EM | Elizabeth Emmons, administrator of JPL's Space and Earth Science Division 32 † |
6859 Datemasamune | 1991 CZ | * |
6860 Sims | 1991 CS | * |
6862 Virgiliomarcon | 1991 GL | Virgilio Marcon, Italian telescope maker* |
6864 Starkenburg | 1991 RC | Starkenburg-Sternwarte (Starkenburg Observatory) † ‡ |
6865 Dunkerley | 1991 TE | * |
6866 Kukai | 1992 CO | * |
6867 Kuwano | 1992 FP | * |
6868 Seiyauyeda | 1992 HD | * |
6869 Funada | 1992 JP | * |
6870 Pauldavies | 1992 OG | Paul Charles William Davies, Australian physicist, writer and broadcaster* |
6871 Verlaine | 1993 BE | Paul Verlaine, French poet † |
6873 Tasaka | 1993 HT | * |
6876 Beppeforti | 1994 RK | Giuseppe Forti, Italian astronomer* |
6877 Giada | 1994 TB | * |
6878 Isamu | 1994 TN | * |
6879 Hyogo | 1994 TC | * |
6880 Hayamiyu | 1994 TG | * |
6881 Shifutsu | 1994 UP | * |
6882 Sormano | 1995 CC | Sormano, a village in Italy, home of the Osservatorio Astronomico Sormano (Sormano Astronomical Observatory) † |
6883 Hiuchigatake | 1996 AF | * |
6884 Takeshisato | 9521 P-L | * |
6885 Nitardy | 9570 P-L | * |
6886 Grote | 1942 CG | Grote Reber, American radio astronomer* |
6887 Hasuo | 1951 WH | * |
6890 Savinykh | 1975 RP | Victor Petrovich Savinykh, Russian cosmonaut and author † |
6891 Triconia | 1976 SA | * |
6894 Macreid | 1986 RE | * |
6897 Tabei | 1987 VQ | Junko Tabei, Japanese mountaineer, first woman to climb Everest † |
6898 Saint-Marys | 1988 LE | Saint Mary's University, Halifax, Nova Scotia † ‡ |
6899 Nancychabot | 1988 RP10 | Nancy Chabot, American planetary scientist † |
6901-7000 | ||
6901 Roybishop | 1989 PA | Roy L. Bishop, Canadian astronomer † |
6902 Hideoasada | 1989 US | * |
6904 McGill | 1990 QW | McGill University, Montreal † |
6905 Miyazaki | 1990 TW | * |
6906 Johnmills | 1990 WC | John Mills, 19th-century Scottish twine manufacturer and amateur astronomer, benefactor of the first British public observatory, the Mills Observatory † |
6908 Kunimoto | 1990 WB | * |
6909 Levison | 1991 BY | Harold F. Levison, American astronomer* |
6910 Ikeguchi | 1991 FJ | * |
6911 Nancygreen | 1991 GN | * |
6912 Grimm | 1991 GQ | Friedrich Melchior Baron von Grimm, German encyclopedist † |
6913 Yukawa | 1991 UT | Hideki Yukawa, Japanese physicist, winner of the 1949 Nobel Prize in Physics* |
6914 Becquerel | 1992 GZ | Henri Becquerel, French physicist* |
6916 Lewispearce | 1992 OJ | Edgar Lewis Pearce, American artist* |
6918 Manaslu | 1993 FV | * |
6919 Tomonaga | 1993 HP | * |
6920 Esaki | 1993 JE | * |
6921 Janejacobs | 1993 JJ | Jane Jacobs, American-born Canadian writer and activist † |
6922 Yasushi | 1993 KY | * |
6923 Borzacchini | 1993 SD | Baconin Borzacchini, Italian racing driver* |
6924 Fukui | 1993 TP | * |
6925 Susumu | 1993 UW | Susumu Yamamoto, Japanese astronomer* |
6927 Tonegawa | 1994 TE | * |
6928 Lanna | 1994 TM | Vojtěch Lanna, Czech entrepreneur † |
6929 Misto | 1994 UE | * |
6931 Kenzaburo | 1994 VP | * |
6932 Tanigawadake | 1994 YK | * |
6933 Azumayasan | 1994 YW | Azamuyasan, a mountain peak in Japan* |
6935 Morisot | 4524 P-L | Berthe Morisot, French impressionist painter* |
6936 Cassatt | 6573 P-L | Mary Cassatt, American artist* |
6937 Valadon | 1010 T-2 | Suzanne Valadon, French painter* |
6938 Soniaterk | 5140 T-2 | Sonia Terk, Ukrainian-born designer and founder of the Orphism movement, married French artist Robert Delaunay* |
6939 Lestone | 1952 SW | * |
6941 Dalgarno | 1976 YA | Alexander Dalgarno, American astronomer* |
6942 Yurigulyaev | 1976 YB | Yuri Vasil'evich Gulyaev, Russian physicist and director of the Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics in Moscow † |
6945 Dahlgren | 1980 FZ | Mats Dahlgren, Swedish astronomer † |
6947 Andrewdavis | 1981 ET8 | Andrew M. Davis, American meteoriticist † |
6948 Gounelle | 1981 ET22 | Matthieu Gounelle, French curator of meteorites at the Muséum national d'histoire naturelle in Paris † |
6950 Simonek | 1982 YQ | * |
6952 Niccolò | 1986 JT | * |
6953 Davepierce | 1986 PC | David Allen Pierce, American astronomer* |
6954 Potemkin | 1987 RB | Grigori Aleksandrovich Potemkin, Russian field marshal, favourite of Catherine the Great* |
6955 Ekaterina | 1987 SP | Catherine the Great, Empress of Russia* |
6956 Holbach | 1988 CX | Paul Heinrich Dietrich von Holbach, German philosopher and encyclopedist † |
6959 Mikkelkocha | 1988 VD | Mikkel Kock Augustesen, grandson of the discoverer † |
6961 Ashitaka | 1989 KA | Ashitaka, Japanese dormant volcano* |
6962 Summerscience | 1990 OT | The Summer Science Program, a college-level summer program for gifted high school students* |
6964 Kunihiko | 1990 TL | * |
6965 Niyodogawa | 1990 VS | Niyodo River, Japan* |
6966 Vietoris | 1991 RD | Leopold Vietoris, Austrian mathematician* |
6969 Santaro | 1991 VF | * |
6970 Saigusa | 1992 AL | * |
6971 Omogokei | 1992 CT | A gorge in Ehime Prefecture, Japan* |
6972 Helvetius | 1992 GY | Claude Adrien Helvetius, French philosopher and encyclopedist † |
6975 Hiroaki | 1992 QM | * |
6976 Kanatsu | 1993 KD | * |
6977 Jaucourt | 1993 OZ | Louis, Chevalier de Jaucourt, French writer and encyclopedist † |
6978 Hironaka | 1993 RD | * |
6979 Shigefumi | 1993 RH | * |
6980 Kyusakamoto | 1993 SV | * |
6981 Chirman | 1993 TK | * |
6983 Komatsusakyo | 1993 YC | * |
6984 Lewiscarroll | 1994 AO | Lewis Carroll, pseudonym of Charles Dodgson, British writer* |
6986 Asamayama | 1994 WE | * |
6987 Onioshidashi | 1994 WZ | * |
6989 Hoshinosato | 1994 XH | * |
6990 Toya | 1994 XU | * |
6991 Chichibu | 1995 AX | * |
6992 Minano-machi | 1995 BT | * |
6995 Minoyama | 1996 BZ | * |
6996 Alvensleben | 2222 T-2 | Uta Fritze-von Alvensleben, German astronomer, or Constantin von Alvensleben, Prussian General, or possibly another member of that family, which has been associated with Saxony-Anhalt since the 12th century* |
6997 Laomedon | 3104 T-3 | Laomedon, king of Troy* |
6998 Tithonus | 3108 T-3 | Tithonus, mythical person related to the Trojan War* |
6999 Meitner | 4379 T-3 | Lise Meitner, Austrian nuclear physicist † |
7000 Curie | 1939 VD | Marie Curie, French physicist* |
Preceded by 6001–6500 |
Meanings of asteroid names List of asteroids (6501-7000) |
Succeeded by 7001–7500 |