Meanings of minor planet names: 576001–577000


576001–576100 

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576101–576200 

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576201–576300 

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576301–576400 

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| 576373 Wolfgangbusch ||  || Wolfgang Busch (born 1927), a German astronomical optician, who restores historical telescopes. While working as a high school teacher in the 1970s, he developed the "HAB", an oil-spaced triplet-lens apochromat DIY-kit for amateur astronomers (Src). The asteroid's name was proposed by Carolin Liefke. || 
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576401–576500 

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576501–576600 

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576601–576700 

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576701–576800 

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576801–576900 

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| 576853 Rafalreszelewski ||  ||  (born 1996) is a Polish observer of small Solar System bodies, and a discoverer of minor planets and several Kreutz sungrazers comets. He is a member of the "Teide Observatory Tenerife Asteroid Survey" (TOTAS) and proposed the name for asteroid  (Src). || 
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576901–577000 

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References 

576001-577000