Gerhard Lehmann (astronomer)

List of discovered asteroids : 24

(10932) Vine support	February 18, 1998
(19022) Penzel	September 26, 2000
(21678) Lindner 1	September 5, 1999
(22168) Weissflog 1	November 30, 2000
(26757) Bastion 1.3	May 20, 2001
(31231) Uthmann 1	February 1, 1998
(31240) Katrianne	February 20, 1998
(38976) Taeve	October 21, 2000
(39930) Kalauch	March 24, 1998
(59828) Ossikar	September 5, 1999
(69594) Ulferika	March 24, 1998
(79647) Ballack 1	September 22, 1998
(103460) Dieterherrmann 1	January 11, 2000
(103770) 2000 DP1 1	February 27, 2000
(127473) 2002 RX125 4	September 9, 2002
(132297) 2002 GD1 1	April 3, 2002
(147595) Gojkomitić 2	April 14, 2004
(157015) 2003 QL47 2	August 25, 2003
(161257) 2003 FD2 2, 4, 5	April 3, 2002
(181824) Königsleiten 1	September 24, 1998
(193182) 2000 QR	August 22, 2000
(219365) 2000 SC10	September 24, 2000
(219913) 2002 GE1 1	April 3, 2002
(252805) 2002 GC1	April 3, 2002
(303742) 2005 QW86 1	August 29, 2005
1 together with Jens Kandler 2 together with André Knöfel 3 together with Mike Behnke 4 together with Thomas Payer 5 together with Detlef Koschny

Gerhard Lehmann (* 1960 ) is a German amateur astronomer and asteroid discoverer.

The teacher of physics and astronomy lives in Drebach and teaches at the Zschopau grammar school under his motto: "per aspera ad astra" (over rough paths to the stars).

Between 1998 and 2004 he discovered a total of 24 asteroids , some together with Jens Kandler , André Knöfel and others. He uses the Drebach observatory in Saxony for his observations .

The asteroid (8853) Gerdlehmann was named after him.

source

• Lutz D. Schmadel : Dictionary of Minor Planet Names . 5th ed. Springer, Berlin 2003, ISBN 3-540-00238-3 (English) Preview on Google Book Search

Individual evidence

1. ^ Minor Planet Discoverers