Asteroids named after people called Arturo

(13158) Carcano

Arturo Carcano (1946–2025) was an Italian amateur astronomer who devoted part of his life to the dissemination of astronomy by supporting the activities of the Osservatorio Astronomico Sormano and contributing to the upcoming facility that will house a modern planetarium.Discovered 17 October 1995 by Sicoli, P., Ghezzi, P., Sormano

(36036) Bonucci

Arturo Bonucci (1954-2002) was one of the greatest Italian cellists, as well as an able amateur astrophotographer. In 2001 he gave a concert at the Saji Astro Park.Discovered 8 August 1999 by Saji, Saji

(37777) Perez-Reverte

Arturo Pérez-Reverte (b. 1951) is a Spanish writer and journalist renowned for his adventure and historical novels. A former war reporter, his experience in armed conflict is reflected in his direct and realistic style. Arturo's influence on contemporary literature and his membership in the Royal Spanish Academy make him a key figure in Hispanic literature.Discovered 12 April 1997 by Lopez, A., Pacheco, R., Costitx

(61384) Arturoromer

Arturo Romer (b. 1944) studied physics and mathematics. He directed the Liceo Cantonale Locarno and is now director of the association Elettricità della Svizzera Italiana.Discovered 22 August 2000 by S. Sposetti, Gnosca

(374848) Arturomalignani

Arturo Malignani (1865–1939) was an Italian inventor from Friuli. Interested in numerous sectors of industry and astronomy, he obtained patents on incandescent lamps, which were later sold to Thomas Edison.Discovered 2 November 2006 by Remanzacco, Remanzacco