Meanings of minor planet names: 389001–390000

389001–389100

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389101–389200

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389201–389300

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 * 389293 Hasubick || || Werner Hasubick (born 1960) is a German amateur astronomer and an enthusiastic observer of comets. Hasubick started his astronomical work at the Buchloe Observatory in 1977 with the observation || ·
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389301–389400

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389401–389500

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 * 389470 Jan || || Jan Bosch-Pellicer (born 2010) is the second grandson of the discoverer. || ·
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 * 389478 Rivera-Valentín || || Edgar G. Rivera-Valentín (born 1986) is a scientist at the Lunar and Planetary Institute. His research focuses on the interactions of processes, such as atmosphere-regolith interactions, impact cratering's interactions with a body's composition, and interactions between radar and the near-surface of asteroids and planetary surfaces. || ·
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389501–389600

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389601–389700

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389701–389800

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389801–389900

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389901–390000

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