Alan C. Gilmore

Asteroids discovered: 40
2434 Bateson May 27, 1981 with P. M. Kilmartin
3087 Beatrice Tinsley August 30, 1981 with P. M. Kilmartin
3152 Jones June 7, 1983 with P. M. Kilmartin
3305 Ceadams May 21, 1985 with P. M. Kilmartin
3400 Aotearoa April 2, 1981 with P. M. Kilmartin
3521 Comrie June 26, 1982 with P. M. Kilmartin
3563 Canterbury March 23, 1985 with P. M. Kilmartin
3810 Aoraki February 20, 1985 with P. M. Kilmartin
4154 Rumsey July 10, 1985 with P. M. Kilmartin
4243 Nankivell April 4, 1981 with P. M. Kilmartin
4248 Ranald April 23, 1984 with P. M. Kilmartin
4409 Kissling June 30, 1989 with P. M. Kilmartin
4819 Gifford May 24, 1985 with P. M. Kilmartin
4837 Bickerton June 30, 1989 with P. M. Kilmartin
(5207) 1988 HE April 15, 1988 with P. M. Kilmartin
(5251) 1985 KA May 18, 1985 with P. M. Kilmartin
(5311) 1981 GD1 April 3, 1981 with P. M. Kilmartin
(5718) 1983 PB August 4, 1983 with P. M. Kilmartin
(5763) 1982 MA June 23, 1982 with P. M. Kilmartin
(5818) 1989 RC1 September 5, 1989 with P. M. Kilmartin
(5898) 1985 KE May 23, 1985 with P. M. Kilmartin
(5906) 1989 SN5 September 24, 1989 with P. M. Kilmartin
(6034) 1987 JA May 5, 1987 with P. M. Kilmartin
(6142) 1993 FP March 23, 1993 with P. M. Kilmartin
(7432) 1993 HL5 April 23, 1993 with P. M. Kilmartin
(8481) 1988 LH June 14, 1988 with P. M. Kilmartin
(8884) 1994 CM2 February 12, 1994 with P. M. Kilmartin
(9018) 1987 JG May 5, 1987 with P. M. Kilmartin
(9750) 1989 NE1 July 8, 1989 with P. M. Kilmartin
(11080) 1993 FO March 23, 1993 with P. M. Kilmartin
(13510) 1989 OL July 29, 1989 with P. M. Kilmartin
(13511) 1989 RD1 September 5, 1989 with P. M. Kilmartin
(13552) 1992 GA April 4, 1992 with P. M. Kilmartin
(15712) 1989 RN2 September 1, 1989 with P. M. Kilmartin
(18340) 1989 OM July 29, 1989 with P. M. Kilmartin
(21130) 1993 FN March 23, 1993 with P. M. Kilmartin
(30945) 1994 GW9 April 14, 1994 with P. M. Kilmartin
(48501) 1993 FM March 23, 1993 with P. M. Kilmartin
(58158) 1989 RA September 1, 1989 with P. M. Kilmartin
(65718) 1993 FL March 23, 1993 with P. M. Kilmartin

Alan Charles Gilmore is a New Zealand astronomer.

He has discovered some forty asteroids, each one in collaboration with Pamela M. Kilmartin; both of them are also active "nova-" and "comet-hunters". He works at Mount John University Observatory and Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand. He is also a member of the Organizing Committee of IAU Commission 6, which oversees the dissemination of information and the assignment of credit for astronomical discoveries. The Commission still bears the name "Astronomical Telegrams", even though telegrams are no longer used.

On 2007 August 30, Gilmore discovered his first periodic comet, P/2007 Q2.[1]

References

  1. ^ Comet P/2007 Q2 (Gilmore), IAUC 8865