Asteroids named after people called Jeanne
馃懚 Jeanne as a baby name
Jeanne Christophe (n茅e Acker) is the discoverer's mother. She encouraged him in his youth to build his first telescope and enabled him to join the Societ茅 Astronomique de France at the age of 12.Discovered 6 March 2003 by B. Christophe, Saint-Sulpice
Jeanne Ladewig (b. 1957) is the flight system Payload Accommodation Lead Engineer and the TAGCAMS CPE at Lockheed Martin for the OSIRIS-REx Mission and the Payload Accommodation Lead Engineer on the Juno and Phoenix missions. She has multi-mission experience working payloads on NASA interplanetary missions.Discovered 4 November 2004 by CSS, Catalina
Jeanne Eha (b. 1960) is the Lockheed Martin Lead Parts Materials and Processes (PMP) Engineer for the OSIRIS-REx Asteroid Sample Return Mission. She was also the PMP Engineer for the MAVEN Mars Mission, the Juno and GRAIL missions.Discovered 2 June 2005 by CSS, Catalina
Jeanne Herbert (b. 1958), a grants management specialist for the Bisbee (Arizona) Unified School District, is an active member of the Huachuca Astronomy Club. She is noted for her enthusiastic outreach efforts, particularly in introducing children to astronomical observing.Discovered 22 September 2003 by D. Healy, Junk Bond
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