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	ESO - 1996
		On August 7, 1996, Eric W. Elst (Royal Observatory, Uccle, Belgium) reported his discovery of a cometary image on mid-July exposures by Guido Pizarro with the 1.0-m ESO Schmidt telescope at the La Silla Observatory.
		Further ESO Schmidt plates were then obtained, and on August 19, with the help of orbital computations by Brian Marsden (IAU Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams, Cambridge, Mass., USA), Elst was able to identify the object on them.
		Even though the orbit (Period = 5.6 years; inclination = 1.4 deg; eccentricity = 0.17) is entirely characteristic of that of a main-belt minor planet with the implied long-term orbital stability, the continued presence of a tail seemingly confirms the object as a 'comet'.
	www.eso.org /outreach/press-rel/pr-1996/phot-36-96.html (504 words)

	Diderot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		This proposal went to the SBNC with the following citation:
		Discovered 1989 September 26 by Eric W. Elst at la Silla (Chile).
		Named in memory of Denis Diderot (1713-1784),French author of dramas, novels and philosophical essays.
	www.angelfire.com /id/ericelst/diderot.html (131 words)

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		Ostermann, C. Lackner, R. Koessl, R. Hagelauer, K. Beer, L. Krahn, H.-T. Mammen, W. John, A. Sauer, P. Schwarz, G. Elst and M. Pistauer
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		Christopher E. Neely, Christopher K. Zuver, John W. Lockwood
	www.mseconference.org /mse03-confplan.html (948 words)

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