Antonio Vagnozzi

**Asteroids discovered: 46**
5609 Stroncone	March 22, 1993
5654 Terni	May 20, 1993
6417 Liberati	December 4, 1993
(12358) 1993 SO2	September 22, 1993
(14077) 1996 PF1	August 9, 1996
(15391) 1997 TS16	October 3, 1997
(17547) 1993 SN2	September 21, 1993
(19262) 1995 OB1	July 29, 1995
19306 Voves	October 12, 1996
(20139) 1996 QU	August 19, 1996
(21160) 1993 TJ	October 10, 1993
(21189) 1994 JB	May 3, 1994
(21190) 1994 JQ	May 10, 1994
(21192) 1994 NA	July 2, 1994
(21287) 1996 UU3	October 31, 1996
(24137) 1999 VP72	November 9, 1999
(26894) 1995 KN1	May 29, 1995
(39641) 1995 KM1	May 29, 1995
(42545) 1996 FR2	March 21, 1996
43924 Martoni	February 22, 1996
(46648) 1995 SY	September 22, 1995
(46656) 1995 WT6	November 28, 1995
(52459) 1995 DS	February 21, 1995
(58292) 1994 GC	April 2, 1994
(58500) 1996 VU1	November 6, 1996
(65812) 1996 SG7	September 30, 1996
(69351) 1994 AE3	January 15, 1994
(69425) 1996 BC	January 16, 1996
(73719) 1993 FT	March 22, 1993
(79213) 1994 EX	March 8, 1994
(79314) 1996 DP1	February 23, 1996
(100174) 1994 AJ2	January 12, 1994
(100187) 1994 BT4	January 29, 1994
(100198) 1994 EA1	March 9, 1994
(100352) 1995 TD1	October 14, 1995
(118216) 1996 DU1	February 22, 1996
(120499) 1993 NA	July 9, 1993
(120500) 1993 OM	July 24, 1993
(129473) 1993 TK	October 10, 1993
(129543) 1996 RU5	September 14, 1996
(178300) 1993 ON	July 24, 1993
(185663) 1994 EE	March 4, 1994
(213005) 1993 RC	September 11, 1993
(241583) 1996 UV3	October 31, 1996
(269695) 1996 VW1	November 6, 1996
(275494) 1993 PA	August 10, 1993
(269695) 1996 VW1	November 6, 1996

Antonio Vagnozzi is an amateur Italian astronomer. He is a prolific discoverer of asteroids.^[1]

References

↑ Marsden, BG (1994). "Asteroid and comet surveys". Astronomy from wide-field imaging: proceedings of the 161st Symposium of the International Astronomical Union. International Astronomical Union. p. 398. Retrieved 15 May 2011.