The following is a list of numbered minor planets in numerical order. Minor planets are all small bodies in the Solar System , including dwarf planets , with the exception of comets . The catalog consists of hundreds of pages, each containing 1000 minor planets. Every month, several thousand minor planets are newly numbered by the Minor Planet Center on behalf of the International Astronomical Union (see index ) . [1] As of October 2018 [update] there are 523,824 numbered minor planets (secured discoveries) out of a total of 789,069 observed bodies. [2] [3]
Year | Metadata | Sections | Top Words | First Paragraph |
2018 |
287631 characters 20 sections 19 paragraphs 8 images 1011 internal links 39 external links |
minor 0.522 planets 0.288 numbered 0.245 catalog 0.233 mpc 0.170 discoverers 0.168 lists 0.163 designation 0.159 palomar 0.137 provisional 0.107 column 0.106 partial 0.097 credited 0.095 entries 0.088 asteroids 0.088 |
The following is a list of numbered minor planets in numerical order. Minor planets are all small bodies in the Solar System , including dwarf planets , with the exception of comets . The catalog consists of hundreds of pages, each containing 1000 minor planets. Every month, several thousand minor planets are newly numbered by the Minor Planet Center on behalf of the International Astronomical Union (see index ) . [1] As of October 2018 [update] there are 523,824 numbered minor planets (secured discoveries) out of a total of 789,069 observed bodies. [2] [3] |
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2017 |
274569 characters 19 sections 18 paragraphs 8 images 998 internal links 34 external links |
minor 0.521 planets 0.311 numbered 0.295 designation 0.191 lists 0.172 palomar 0.165 mpc 0.147 provisional 0.128 column 0.127 partial 0.116 discoverers 0.116 credited 0.114 table 0.099 parenthesis 0.098 trio 0.098 |
This is a list of numbered minor planets in the Solar System, in numerical order. As of December 2017 [ref] there are 746,412 minor planets of which 508,765 are numbered (secured discoveries). Every month, several thousand minor planets are newly numbered and added to this list. [1] [2] It is expected that upcoming survey projects such as the LSST will discover 5 million minor planets during the next ten years, a tenfold increase from the current number. [3] |
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2016 |
227245 characters 17 sections 17 paragraphs 8 images 876 internal links 22 external links |
minor 0.509 planets 0.311 numbered 0.229 lists 0.178 palomar 0.171 designation 0.154 mpc 0.152 asteroids 0.126 partial 0.121 discoverers 0.120 belt 0.118 provisional 0.106 table 0.103 trio 0.101 orbital 0.099 |
This is a list of numbered minor planets in the Solar System, in numerical order. As of November 2016 [ref] there are 480,806 numbered minor planets, and 242,561 unnumbered . [1] Most are not particularly noteworthy; only 20,364 minor planets have been given names . [1] The Jupiter trojan (3708) 1974 FV 1 is currently the lowest-numbered unnamed minor planet. [2] Five minor planets have been accepted as dwarf planets by the IAU, and hundreds more are likely to be dwarf planets. |
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2015 |
151673 characters 7 sections 8 paragraphs 9 images 831 internal links 10 external links |
1. Numbering and naming conventions |
minor 0.334 planets 0.293 numbered 0.267 asteroids 0.206 sequential 0.198 asteroid 0.183 receive 0.153 lost 0.143 provisional 0.139 number 0.136 455 0.133 nameless 0.133 assigned 0.127 discovery 0.122 mismatch 0.120 |
This is a list of numbered minor planets in the Solar System, in numerical order. As of December 2015 [ref] there are 455,144 numbered minor planets, and 246,516 unnumbered . [1] Most are not particularly noteworthy; only 19,712 minor planets have been given names [1] (the first nameless minor planet being number 3708 ). [2] Five minor planets have been accepted as dwarf planets by the IAU, and hundreds more are likely to be dwarf planets. |
2014 |
141384 characters 7 sections 10 paragraphs 9 images 776 internal links 10 external links |
1. Numbering and naming conventions |
minor 0.324 planets 0.316 asteroids 0.280 numbered 0.259 sequential 0.193 asteroid 0.178 list 0.159 notable 0.149 receive 0.149 dwarf 0.144 lost 0.139 provisional 0.135 number 0.132 nameless 0.129 assigned 0.123 |
As of November 2014 [ref] there are 415,688 numbered minor planets, and about as many yet unnumbered . Most are not particularly noteworthy; only some 16,000 minor planets have been given names [1] (the first nameless minor planet being number 3708 ). [2] |
2013 |
134280 characters 7 sections 10 paragraphs 9 images 725 internal links 10 external links |
1. Numbering and naming conventions |
minor 0.323 planets 0.315 asteroids 0.280 numbered 0.259 sequential 0.192 asteroid 0.178 list 0.159 notable 0.148 receive 0.148 dwarf 0.144 lost 0.138 provisional 0.135 number 0.131 nameless 0.129 assigned 0.123 |
As of December 2013 [ref] there are 380,114 numbered minor planets, and about as many yet unnumbered. Most are not particularly noteworthy; only some 16,000 minor planets have been given names [1] (the first nameless minor planet being number 3708 ). [2] |
2012 |
99195 characters 7 sections 10 paragraphs 6 images 496 internal links 10 external links |
1. Numbering and naming conventions |
minor 0.336 asteroids 0.291 numbered 0.269 planets 0.262 asteroid 0.185 list 0.165 notable 0.154 receive 0.154 lost 0.144 provisional 0.141 number 0.137 nameless 0.134 assigned 0.127 precisely 0.126 mismatch 0.121 |
As of December 2011 [ref] there are 310,376 numbered minor planets, and about as many yet unnumbered. Most are not particularly noteworthy; only some 16,000 minor planets have been given names [1] (the first nameless minor planet being number 3708 ). [2] |
2011 |
90699 characters 6 sections 10 paragraphs 6 images 478 internal links 9 external links |
1. Numbering and naming conventions |
minor 0.336 asteroids 0.291 numbered 0.269 planets 0.262 asteroid 0.185 list 0.165 notable 0.154 receive 0.154 lost 0.144 provisional 0.141 number 0.137 nameless 0.134 assigned 0.127 precisely 0.126 mismatch 0.121 |
As of December 2011 [ref] there are 310,376 numbered minor planets, and about as many yet unnumbered. Most are not particularly noteworthy; only some 16,000 minor planets have been given names [1] (the first nameless minor planet being number 3708 ). [2] |
2010 |
76535 characters 7 sections 10 paragraphs 5 images 415 internal links 8 external links |
1. Numbering and naming conventions |
minor 0.332 asteroids 0.287 numbered 0.266 planets 0.259 asteroid 0.182 list 0.163 notable 0.152 receive 0.152 lost 0.142 provisional 0.139 number 0.135 455 0.132 nameless 0.132 assigned 0.126 precisely 0.124 |
As of December 2010 [ref] there are 257,455 numbered minor planets, and about as many yet unnumbered. Most are not particularly noteworthy; only some 16,000 minor planets have been given names [1] (the first nameless minor planet being number 3708 [2] ). |
2009 |
72485 characters 6 sections 10 paragraphs 5 images 415 internal links 7 external links |
1. Numbering and naming conventions |
minor 0.334 asteroids 0.289 numbered 0.267 planets 0.261 asteroid 0.183 list 0.164 notable 0.153 receive 0.153 lost 0.143 provisional 0.140 number 0.136 nameless 0.133 assigned 0.127 precisely 0.125 mismatch 0.120 |
As of December 2009 [ref] there are 228,203 numbered minor planets, and about as many yet unnumbered. Most are not particularly noteworthy; only some 15,000 minor planets have been given names (the first nameless minor planet being number 3708 ). |
2008 |
44673 characters 6 sections 8 paragraphs 3 images 247 internal links 8 external links |
numbered 0.325 asteroids 0.321 asteroid 0.214 provisional 0.204 list 0.199 sequential 0.193 hermes 0.178 designation 0.169 1937 0.168 minor 0.162 planets 0.158 notable 0.149 receive 0.149 lost 0.139 number 0.132 |
As of December 2008 [ref] there are 202,885 numbered minor planets, and many more not yet numbered. Most asteroids are ordinary and not particularly noteworthy; fewer than 15,000 of them have been named (the first nameless asteroid having number 3708). For a smaller list of notable asteroids, see list of notable asteroids , and for notable objects beyond Neptune's orbit, see trans-Neptunian object and list of plutoid candidates . |
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2007 |
36184 characters 6 sections 8 paragraphs 0 images 197 internal links 6 external links |
numbered 0.422 asteroids 0.335 asteroid 0.198 noteworthy 0.193 provisional 0.189 receive 0.184 sequential 0.179 90377 0.174 hermes 0.165 designation 0.156 1937 0.156 list 0.148 lost 0.129 number 0.122 ub 0.120 |
As of late December 2007 there are 173,116 numbered minor planets , and many more not yet numbered. Most asteroids are ordinary and not particularly noteworthy, e.g., less than 15,000 of them have been named (the first nameless asteroid having number 3708). For a smaller list of notable asteroids, see List of noteworthy asteroids . |
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2006 |
31031 characters 5 sections 9 paragraphs 0 images 174 internal links 5 external links |
numbered 0.416 asteroids 0.331 noteworthy 0.190 provisional 0.186 receive 0.182 sequential 0.177 90377 0.171 asteroid 0.163 hermes 0.163 designation 0.154 1937 0.154 list 0.146 lost 0.127 ub 0.118 recovered 0.117 |
This is a list of numbered minor planets , nearly all of them asteroids , in sequential order. As of September 2006 there are 136,563 numbered minor planets , and many more not yet numbered. |
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2005 |
27197 characters 5 sections 11 paragraphs 0 images 150 internal links 5 external links |
numbered 0.415 asteroids 0.367 noteworthy 0.190 provisional 0.186 receive 0.181 sequential 0.176 90377 0.171 asteroid 0.163 hermes 0.163 designation 0.154 1937 0.153 list 0.146 lost 0.127 ub 0.118 recovered 0.117 |
This is a list of numbered asteroids , in sequential order. As of November 2005 there are 120,437 numbered asteroids (and many more not yet numbered). |
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2004 |
23728 characters 5 sections 12 paragraphs 0 images 128 internal links 6 external links |
numbered 0.406 asteroids 0.358 systematic 0.254 noteworthy 0.185 receive 0.177 sequential 0.172 90377 0.167 asteroid 0.159 hermes 0.159 1937 0.150 list 0.142 lost 0.124 ub 0.115 3360 0.115 recovered 0.114 |
This is a list of numbered asteroids , in sequential order. As of September 2004 there were over 90,000 numbered asteroids (and many more not yet numbered). |