Asteroids named after people called Franck
馃懚 Franck as a baby name
Franck Marchis (b. 1973) exploited the high-resolution capabilities offered by adaptive optics from ground-based telescopes to survey hundreds of main-belt minor planets and Trojans. In 2004 he led the team that discovered (87) Sylvia II (Remus), the only case where a main-belt object is known to have a second satellite.Discovered 25 September 1989 by H. Debehogne, La Silla
Franck Vaissi猫re (b. 1958) has been responsible for the technical activity to the T60 association at Pic du Midi. He also took part in H伪 coronographic observations and cowrote a book on this extraordinary astronomical site. He has long been treasurer of the Association des Utilisateurs de D茅tecteurs 脡lectroniques.Discovered 17 February 1998 by P. Antonini, Bedoin
Franck Valbousquet (b. 1959) is a French optician and amateur astronomer. He has been working with many amateur and professionals, improving instruments and photographing the skies, from southern France and from Antarctica, during a collaboration with the Nice University Astrophysics department.Discovered 24 August 1998 by ODAS, Caussols
Franck Sallet (b. 1970) is a French amateur astronomer. He is particularly interested in comet and asteroid impacts in earth's history.Discovered 26 August 2001 by M. Ory, Vicques
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