Carlos Ulrrico Cesco

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Asteroids discovered: 20
1770 Schlesinger [1] May 10, 1967
1829 Dawson [1] May 6, 1967
1867 Deiphobus March 3, 1971
1917 Cuyo [2] January 1, 1968
1919 Clemence [3] September 16, 1971
1920 Sarmiento [3] November 11, 1971
1958 Chandra September 24, 1970
1991 Darwin [1] May 6, 1967
2308 Schilt [1] May 6, 1967
2399 Terradas June 17, 1971
2504 Gaviola [1] May 6, 1967
3833 Calingasta [3] September 27, 1971
5299 Bittesini June 8, 1969
5757 Tichá [1] May 6, 1967
(6810) 1969 GC April 9, 1969
(8127) 1967 HA April 27, 1967
8128 Nicomachus [1] May 6, 1967
(10450) 1967 JQ [1] May 6, 1967
(11437) 1971 SB [3] September 16, 1971
(30720) 1969 GB April 9, 1969
  1.   with Arnold Richard Klemola
  2.   with A. G. Samuel
  3.   with James B. Gibson

Carlos Ulrico Cesco (died 1987) was an Argentine astronomer. He lived most of his life in San Juan, Argentina. He discovered numerous asteroids.

The Carlos Ulrrico Cesco Observatory is named after him.

Another Argentine astronomer was named Reynaldo Cesco. They were related, he actually was his older brother. They both studied in Universidad de La Plata.


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