Yoshikane Mizuno

Minor planets discovered: 52 [1]
4265 Kani[1]October 8, 1989
4614 Masamura[1]August 21, 1990
4717 Kaneko[1]November 20, 1989
4799 Hirasawa[1]October 8, 1989
4903 Ichikawa[1]October 20, 1989
4904 Makio[1]November 21, 1989
4951 Iwamoto[1]January 21, 1990
5236 Yoko[1]October 10, 1990
5287 Heishu[1]November 20, 1989
5288 Nankichi[1]December 3, 1989
5295 Masayo[1]February 5, 1991
5775 Inuyama[1]September 29, 1989
5777 Hanaki[1]December 3, 1989
5908 Aichi[1]October 20, 1989
5909 Nagoya[1]October 23, 1989
6392 Takashimizuno[1]April 29, 1990
6554 Takatsuguyoshida[1]October 28, 1989
6661 Ikemura[1]January 17, 1993
6902 Hideoasada[1]October 26, 1989
7238 Kobori[1]July 27, 1989
7240 Hasebe[1]December 19, 1989
7408 Yoshihide[1]September 23, 1989
7648 Tomboles[1]October 8, 1989
8188 Okegaya[1]December 18, 1992
8272 Iitatemura[1]September 29, 1989
(8278) 1991 JJ[1]May 4, 1991
(8487) 1989 SQ[1]September 29, 1989
(8490) 1989 TU10[1]October 4, 1989
(8851) 1990 XB[1]December 8, 1990
(8864) 1991 VU[1]November 4, 1991
(8873) 1992 UM2[1]October 21, 1992
(9039) 1990 WB4[1]November 16, 1990
(11281) 1989 UM1[1]October 28, 1989
(11501) 1989 UU3[1]October 29, 1989
(11503) 1990 BF[1]January 21, 1990
(11865) 1989 SC[1]September 23, 1989
(11924) 1992 WS3[1]November 17, 1992
(12745) 1992 UL2[1]October 21, 1992
(13034) 1989 UN[1]October 23, 1989
(14851) 1989 SD[1]September 23, 1989
(14852) 1989 SE[1]September 23, 1989
(15715) 1989 UN1[1]October 28, 1989
(16456) 1989 UO[1]October 23, 1989
(17441) 1989 UE[1]October 20, 1989
17651 Tajimi[1]November 3, 1996
(19144) 1989 UP1[1]October 28, 1989
(19977) 1989 TQ[1]October 7, 1989
(20020) 1991 VT[1]November 4, 1991
(22297) 1989 WA1[1]November 21, 1989
(29164) 1989 UA[1]October 20, 1989
  1. 1 with T. Furuta

Yoshikane Mizuno (水野 義兼, Mizuno Yoshikane, born 1954) is a Japanese astronomer and co-discoverer of asteroids.[2] The Minor Planet Center credits him with the discovery of 52 minor planets he made at the Kani Observatory (403) between 1989 and 1993.[1]

The inner main-belt asteroid 4541 Mizuno, discovered by his college Toshimasa Furuta, was named in his honor on 5 March 1996 (M.P.C. 26762).[2][3]

References

  1. 1 2 "Minor Planet Discoverers (by number)". Minor Planet Center. 23 May 2016. Retrieved 22 June 2016.
  2. 1 2 Schmadel, Lutz D. (2007). Dictionary of Minor Planet Names – (4541) Mizuno. Springer Berlin Heidelberg. p. 391. ISBN 978-3-540-00238-3. Retrieved 22 June 2016.
  3. ↑ "MPC/MPO/MPS Archive". Minor Planet Center. Retrieved 22 June 2016.


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