Who discovered 22 Kalliope?
22 Kalliope is a massive asteroid of main belt. Its surface is made of iron–nickel metal and it is considered as the M-type asteroid. Its diameter is approximately 166 km…. Read more »
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Who discovered 18 Melpomene?
18 Melpomene is a big and gleamy asteroid. It is located in the main-belt asteroid. It is made up of metals and silicates. It was discovered by well known English… Read more »
Who discovered 19 Fortuna?
19 Fortuna or A902 UG is an enormous asteroid which lies in the asteroid belt. Its formation is similar to 1 Ceres and its diameter is 225 km. It was… Read more »
Who discovered 35 Leukothea?
Asteroids or planetoids are group of small rock-ribbed celestial bodies. They orbit the sun. 35 Leukothea is a huge abeyant and dark asteroid of the main-belt (between Mars and Jupiter)…. Read more »
Who discovered Triton?
Triton is a massive moon of Neptune planet. It revolves around the sun instead of Neptune. It is considered as the seventh largest moon of solar system with the diameter… Read more »
Who discovered Nereid?
Nereid or Neptune II is third huge moon of Neptune (eighth and last planet of our solar system). It was discovered by eminent Dutch-American astronomer, Gerard Peter Kuiper. He discovered… Read more »
Who discovered Ascorbic Acid?
Ascorbic acid also known as vitamin C, is an essential element of human nutrition. It was discovered by prominent Hungarian physiologist, Albert von Szent-Gyorgyi de Nagyrapolt. He was awarded with… Read more »
Who discovered Acetophenone?
Acetophenone is the organic compound and aromatic ketone. Its chemical formula is C6H5C(O)CH3. It is colorless and adhesive liquid used to create fragrances. It was not discovered. It exists naturally… Read more »
Who discovered 92 Undina?
Asteroid is a stony celestial body which revolves around the sun. 92 Undina is a massive M-type asteroid located in the asteroid belt. It was discovered on July 7, 1867… Read more »
Who discovered Arsenic?
Arsenic is a chemical element. It is denoted by the chemical symbol As and its atomic number is 33. It is found in nature. It is also found in small… Read more »