Murakami

(1950 DH )
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NOW @ 22 ARI 4
FOUND @ 27 LEO 48
 
Inclination: 8.803
Eccentricity: 0.255
Period: 4.423 years
AU 2.694
Type: 0000

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17.2.1950 21:54 Heidelberg 8e43 49n24 observations 1


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Named in memory of Tadayoshi Murakami (1907–1985), professor of astronomy at the Hiroshima University, president of the Hiroshima Jogakuin College. He studied meteors extensively and encouraged many meteor observers in Japan. He contributed much to the teaching and popularization of astronomy in Japan, not only by lecturing at universities, but also by writing many books and articles over a period of fifty years. His father, Harutaro Murakami, studied lunar theory and is known for his work Theory of the perturbation of the Moon. (M 11442) _ _.


Discovered on 17-2-1950 in Heidelberg by Reinmuth, K.

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