Meanings of minor planet names: 203001–204000


203001–203100 

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203101–203200 

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203201–203300 

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203301–203400 

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203401–203500 

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203501–203600 

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203601–203700 

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| 203602 Danjoyce || 2002 ED || Daniel P. Joyce (born 1948), an American precision mirror maker and astronomy enthusiast who has been the president of the Chicago Astronomical Society || 
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203701–203800 

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| 203773 Magyarics ||  || Rudolf Magyarics (born 1960), friend of Slovak astronomer Stefan Kürti, who was an early observer of this main-belt asteroid || 
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203801–203900 

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| 203823 Zdanavicius ||  || Kazimieras Zdanavičius (born 1938), Lithuanian astronomer and discoverer of minor planets, and leading researcher at the Institute of Theoretical Physics and Astronomy in Vilnius || 
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203901–204000 

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References 

203001-204000