Meanings of minor planet names: 598001–599000

598001–598100

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598101–598200

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598201–598300

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598301–598400

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598401–598500

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598501–598600

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598601–598700

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598701–598800

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 * 598719 Alegalli || || Alejandro Galli (born 1964), an Uruguayan amateur astronomer and popularizer of astronomy in South America, who studies small Solar System bodies, meteor showers and variable stars. || ·
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598801–598900

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 * 598855 Agerer || || Franz Agerer (1943–2022), a German amateur astronomer. || ·
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 * 598895 Artjuhs || || Jurijs Artjuhs (1943–2012), a leading researcher of the Institute of Electronics and Computer Sciences, Latvia. || ·
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598901–599000

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