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Brigitta Sipőcz

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Brigitta Sipőcz
OccupationAstronomer
Minor planets discovered: 36 [1]
see § List of discovered minor planets

Brigitta Sipőcz is a Hungarian astronomer and discoverer of minor planets.

Sipőcz works as a researcher at the University of Hertfordshire in the United Kingdom. At the time she was searching for the transit of M dwarfs.[2]

The Minor Planet Center credits her with the discovery of 35 minor planets, all made in collaboration with Krisztián Sárneczky in 2003.[1]

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List of discovered minor planets

See also: Category:Discoveries by Brigitta Sipőcz
84921 Morkoláb 9 November 2003 list [A]
90370 Jókaimór 7 July 2003 list [A]
95954 Bayzoltán 23 August 2003 list [A]
114987 Tittel 26 August 2003 list [A]
114990 Szeidl 26 August 2003 list [A]
114991 Balázs 26 August 2003 list [A]
115058 Tassantal 4 September 2003 list [A]
115059 Nagykároly 5 September 2003 list [A]
115254 Fényi 22 September 2003 list [A]
115885 Ganz 6 November 2003 list [A]
128062 Szrogh 6 July 2003 list [A]
133161 Ruttkai 24 August 2003 list [A]
133250 Rubik 5 September 2003 list [A]
157020 Fertőszentmiklós 26 August 2003 list [A]
161349 Mecsek 19 September 2003 list [A]
163819 Teleki 7 September 2003 list [A]
(177157) 2003 SF33 18 September 2003 list [A]
191341 Lánczos 24 August 2003 list [A]
(191551) 2003 VK1 6 November 2003 list [A]
196736 Munkácsy 19 September 2003 list [A]
209054 Lombkató 23 August 2003 list [A]
(209089) 2003 SH33 18 September 2003 list [A]
228893 Gerevich 6 September 2003 list [A]
230656 Kovácspál 19 September 2003 list [A]
235201 Lorántffy 23 September 2003 list [A]
253412 Ráskaylea 23 August 2003 list [A]
(265059) 2003 SD33 18 September 2003 list [A]
287693 Hugonnaivilma 24 August 2003 list [A]
(287711) 2003 QO69 26 August 2003 list [A]
287787 Karády 20 September 2003 list [A]
334756 Leövey 4 September 2003 list [A]
(338578) 2003 SU111 20 September 2003 list [A]
344641 Szeleczky 23 August 2003 list [A]
(351040) 2003 SC170 22 September 2003 list [A]
(373867) 2003 SG33 18 September 2003 list [A]
(402008) 2003 QZ69 26 August 2003 list [A]
Co-discovery made with:
A K. Sárneczky

References

  1. ^ a b "Minor Planet Discoverers (by number)". Minor Planet Center. 11 July 2018. Retrieved 17 July 2018.
  2. ^ "People - Centre for Astrophysics Research". University of Hertfordshire). Archived from the original on March 21, 2012.
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