Asteroids named after people called Antoni

(10185) Gaudi

The work of Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi (1852-1926) was strongly influenced by “Art Nouveau” ornamental elements, Neo-Gothic style and the Moors, this last with its mixture of cheap stone and colorful tiles. Gaudi's creations are mainly concentrated in Barcelona, site of the Sagrada Familia cathedral.Discovered 18 April 1996 by E. W. Elst, La Silla

(19783) Antoniromanya

Antoni Romanya (1900-1981) was the manager of the Observatorio del Ebro, in Roquetes-Tarragona, from 1939 to 1970. A tireless researcher in both geophysics and solar physics, he was a very dear and well-loved person in his country.Discovered 27 August 2000 by J. Nomen, Ametlla de Mar

(535353) Antoniwilk

Antoni Wilk (1876–1940) was a Polish astronomer and educator. He discovered four comets between 1925 and 1937, and he received the comet medal of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, as well as the Polish Order of Polonia Restituta, for his discoveries. He was imprisoned in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in 1939.Discovered 11 April 2007 by CSS, Catalina

(551601) Antonijove

Antoni Jové Reina (b. 1978) is an electromechanic expert. He built the Santa Maria de Montmagastrell Remote Observatory in 2017 according to the discoverer's design. Jové later built four more remote observatories, using his own electronics design and self-written software.Discovered 7 April 2013 by Bosch, J. M., Olivera, R. M., SM Montmagastrell