Meanings of minor planet names: 627001–628000

627001–627100

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 * 627030 Ciobanu || || Monica Zoe Ciobanu (b. 1934) is a retired astronomer who worked in the Time service of the Romanian Astronomical Institute. ||·
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627101–627200

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627201–627300

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627301–627400

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627401–627500

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627501–627600

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 * 627520 Corbey || || Raymond Corbey (b. 1954), a Dutch emeritus professor in the Philosophy of Science and Anthropology at Leiden University. ||·
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627601–627700

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627701–627800

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627801–627900

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 * colspan=4 align=center | There are no named minor planets in this number range
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627901–628000

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 * 627939 Phyllisthornton || || Phyllis Thornton (1927–2023), the sister-in-law of the discoverer ||·
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 * 627981 Ponzoni || || Sister Emilia (Anna) Ponzoni (1883–1950), born in Milan, entered the Sisters of the Child Mary in 1905 and made her religious vows in Milan in 1907. From 1910 to 1921, she was one of the four sisters who carried out the cataloging of 500,000 stars in the Vatican zone of the Carte du Ciel star atlas. || ·
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