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Observatory from 1931 to 1938,
replacing François
Gonnessiat who retired. His
career path
mirrored that of
Gonnessiat, who had also
worked at Lyon, and at the...
- François
Gonnessiat (May 22, 1856 (Nurieux-Volognat)–October 18, 1934) was a
French astronomer,
observer of
comets and
discoverer of two
minor planets...
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minor asteroids and comets, and was a
colleague of
astronomer François
Gonnessiat. Sy was
responsible for the
discovery and
naming of two asteroids, 858...
- J. Gomez; (bio-it) J. J.
Gomez (90140) François
Gonnessiat 2 1856–1934 F.
Gonnessiat; F.
Gonnessiat (1177) Luis E. González 2 n.a. L. E. González; Luis...
- tail end of that time, the
director of the
installation was François
Gonnessiat. It is now
known as the
Centre de
Recherche en
Astronomie Astrophysique...
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Cosette 1918 b Cosette,
youngest daughter of
French astronomer François
Gonnessiat (1856–1934), who
discovered this
asteroid DMP · 915 916
America 1915 S1...
- km MPC · JPL 915
Cosette 1918 b
Cosette December 14, 1918
Algiers F.
Gonnessiat FLO 12 km MPC · JPL 916
America 1915 S1
America August 7, 1915 Crimea-Simeis...
- (United States, 1939–)
Hermann Goldschmidt (Germany, 1802–1866) François
Gonnessiat (France, 1856–1934) John
Goodricke (United Kingdom, 1764–1786) Alyssa...
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Observatory in Algeria,
North Africa, and
named after astronomer François
Gonnessiat.
Gonnessia is not a
member of any
known asteroid family. It
orbits the...
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Casimir Marie Gaudibert Gersonides Michel Giacobini Louis Godin François
Gonnessiat Maurice Hamy
Michel Hénon Paul
Henry and
Prosper Henry Pierre Hérigone...
