Pamela Margaret Kilmartin

Asteroids Discovered : 41

(2434) Bateson	May 27, 1981
(3087) Beatrice Tinsley	August 30, 1981
(3152) Jones	June 7, 1983
(3305) Ceadams	May 21, 1985
(3400) Aotearoa	April 2, 1981
(3521) Comrie	June 26, 1982
(3563) Canterbury	March 23, 1985
(3810) Aoraki	February 20, 1985
(4154) Rumsey	July 10, 1985
(4243) Nankivell	April 4th 1981
(4248) Ranald	April 23, 1984
(4409) Kissling	June 30, 1989
(4819) Gifford	May 24, 1985
(4837) Bickerton	June 30, 1989
(5207) Hearnshaw	April 15, 1988
(5251) Bradwood	May 18, 1985
(5311) 1981 GD 1	April 3, 1981
(5718) 1983 PB	4th August 1983
(5763) 1982 MA	June 23, 1982
(5818) 1989 RC 1	5th September 1989
(5898) 1985 KE	May 23, 1985
(5906) 1989 SN 5	September 24, 1989
(6034) 1987 YES	May 5th 1987
(6142) Tantawi	March 23, 1993
(7432) 1993 HL 5	April 23, 1993
(8481) 1988 LH	June 14, 1988
(8884) 1994 CM 2	February 12, 1994
(9018) Galache	May 5th 1987
(9750) 1989 NE 1	July 8, 1989
(11080) 1993 FO	March 23, 1993
(13510) 1989 OL	July 29, 1989
(13511) 1989 RD 1	5th September 1989
(13552) 1992 GA	April 4, 1992
(15712) 1989 RN 2	September 1, 1989
(18340) 1989 OM	July 29, 1989
(21130) 1993 FN	March 23, 1993
(30945) 1994 GW 9	April 14, 1994
(48501) 1993 FM	March 23, 1993
(58158) 1989 RA	September 1, 1989
(65718) 1993 FL	March 23, 1993
(422979) 2003 PX 10	August 4, 2003
All with Alan C. Gilmore

Pamela Margaret Kilmartin is a New Zealand astronomer .

Kilmartin works at the University of Canterbury's Mt John University Observatory near Lake Tekapo and is a member of the Royal Astronomical Society of New Zealand (RASNZ).

She is primarily concerned with the search for comets and asteroids . She and her husband Alan C. Gilmore discovered 41 asteroids. Both were in May 2019 a stamp of New Zealand Post honored.

The asteroid (3907) Kilmartin was named after her.

Web links

• Canterbury University website

Individual evidence

1. ^ Reference Work Entry - (3907) Kilmartin . Springer International Publishing AG , accessed on March 10, 2016 (English).  
2. ^ Minor Planet Discoverers
3. ^ New Zealand Space Pioneers. New Zealand Post, accessed July 14, 2019 .