How many constellations does IAU locate all day? What are the names people in China give to stars?

88 1. Zu Chongzhi Asteroid-1964165438+10. On October 9th, it was discovered by Purple Mountain Observatory1964 and named "Zu Chongzhi Asteroid" by international permanent number 1888.

2. Guo Shoujing Star- 1977, approved by the International Asteroid Research Association, was named asteroidNo by Purple Mountain Observatory of China Academy of Sciences. 20 12 He discovered the "Guo Shoujing Star" at 1964.

3. Zhang Hengxing-Purple Mountain Observatory reported to the International Asteroid Center for approval in 1977, and named the asteroid with the international permanent number 1802 discovered by the Observatory on September 9, 0964 as "Zhang Hengxing".

4. Yuzhe Zhang Star -65438+ International Asteroid Bulletin No.4420 published by the International Asteroid Center in August, 0978 was published, and the asteroid officially numbered 205 1 discovered by the Observatory of Harvard University in the United States was named "Yuzhe Zhang Star".

5. Shen Kuo Satellite-1 July 19791Purple Mountain Observatory discovered the asteroid No.2027 on19641.9, and named it "Shen Kuo Star".

6. On March-/KOOC-0/990/KOOC-0//KOOC-0/day, the International Asteroid Center and the International Asteroid Nomenclature Committee, according to the declaration of the Purple Mountain Observatory of China Academy of Sciences, officially approved the name "Run Run Run Shaw" discovered by our station on June/KOOC-0/964+/KOOC-0/October 8.

7. Chen Jiageng-65438+1On March 3, 1990, the International Astrometry Committee of China named the newly-built No.2963 astronomical observatory in Zijinshan, China Academy of Sciences "Chen".

8. Wu Jianxiong Star-1990 Purple Mountain Observatory of China Academy of Sciences named this asteroid with international number 2752 as "Wu Jianxiong Star".

9. Zhang Guoxi-1On June 5, 1993, Zhang Guoxi won a special honor: Purple Mountain Observatory of China Academy of Sciences officially named the asteroid 3028 they discovered as "Zhang Guoxi Star"!

10. Tian Jiabing Star-1993 In September, the Purple Mountain Observatory of China Academy of Sciences decided to name the asteroid 2886 discovered on February 20, 1965 as "Tian Jiabing Star".

Tian Jiabing Star (2886) orbits the sun in an elliptical orbit, with an eccentricity of 0. 156 and an inclination of only 1 degree, which is almost on the ecliptic plane. Its orbital radius is 2.366 astronomical units (one astronomical unit is the average distance from the sun to the earth, about10.50 billion kilometers), which means that the average distance from Tian Jiabing to the sun exceeds 350 million kilometers; It takes 3.6 years to go around the sun.

1 1. Yeshuhuaxing-1994, the Purple Mountain Observatory named a newly discovered asteroid "Yeshuhuaxing".

12. Cai Jiyouxing-1August 28, 995. China Academy of Sciences, Purple Mountain Observatory and Hong Kong Xinhua Group held a naming meeting for "Cai Jiyou Star", and Purple Mountain Observatory of China Academy of Sciences also named "No.5389" asteroid "Cai Jiyou Star".

13. Li Xiaohua star-1 March, 9961day, the grand ballroom of Beijing China World Hotel was brightly lit, and the commemorative meeting of the naming ceremony of "Li Xiaohua star" was held here. 1964101On October 30th, scientists from Purple Mountain Observatory of Chinese Academy of Sciences were pleasantly surprised to discover a new asteroid, which was numbered 3556 at that time.

14. Lida Samsung-1996 On May 3, the International Asteroid Center and the International Committee on Asteroid Nomenclature officially approved the discovery of an asteroid with an international permanent number of 38 12 at the Purple Mountain Observatory of China Academy of Sciences on June1957.

15. Wang Kuancheng-xing-199810/0. On October 5th, the International Asteroid Center and the International Asteroid Naming Committee officially approved the discovery of the Observatory 1957 10, with the international permanent number of 46550.

16. Cao cursor star-199810/0. On October 5th, the International Asteroid Center and the International Asteroid Naming Committee officially approved the Discovery Observatory 198 1,165438.

17. Chaliu Biruxing-199810/0. In October, with the approval of the International Asteroid Center, this asteroid with the international number of 3960 was named "Chaliu Biruxing" after a famous Hong Kong woman, Ms. Chaliu Biruxing. This asteroid was discovered and nominated by Purple Mountain Observatory of Chinese Academy of Sciences at 65438+1October 20th 1955.

This star is named after a famous person, Chaliu Biru. Ms. Chaliubiru is enthusiastic about social welfare undertakings and has made outstanding contributions to science, maternal and child education, health and other social welfare undertakings in China. "

"Chaliubi is like a star" (3960) orbits the sun in an elliptical orbit with an eccentricity of 0.28 1, an inclination of 14.480, and a half-length diameter of 2.640 astronomical units (one astronomical unit is the average distance between the sun and the earth, which is about10.50 billion kilometers), which means ". "Chaliubi Ruxing" is only 65.438+0.35 billion kilometers away from the earth.

18. Ba Jin Xing-an asteroid with the international permanent number "83 15" discovered by Schmidt CCD Asteroid Project Team of Beijing Astronomical Observation Center of China Academy of Sciences on1997+065438+125 October. With the approval of the International Committee for Naming Small Celestial Bodies, the International Astronomical Union informed the international community of the asteroid bulletin 3549 1 and named it "Ba Jin Xing". 1October 26th, the naming ceremony of "Ba Jin Xing" was held in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.

19. Yuan Longping star-1999 10 month. An asteroid (8 1 17) discovered by Schmidt CCD Asteroid Project Team of Beijing Astronomical Observatory of Chinese Academy of Sciences was named "Yuan Longping Star" with the approval of the International Committee for Naming Small Celestial Bodies in.

20. Tan Jia Zhen Xing-1999, the International Asteroid Center and the International Asteroid Naming Committee officially approved the naming of the asteroid with the international permanent number of 3542 discovered by the Purple Mountain Observatory of the China Academy of Sciences as "Tan Jia Zhen Xing".

2 1. Qu Qin Yue Xing-1999, an asteroid with the international number of 35 13, was officially named "Qu Qin Yue Xing" with the approval of the International Asteroid Nomenclature Committee. Asteroid 35 13 was discovered by Purple Mountain Observatory in China on June1965+1October 16, and was recognized by the international asteroid organization.

22. Star of Qian Xuesen-20065438+0 65438+February 2 1. Approved by the International Asteroid Center and the International Asteroid Nomenclature Committee, Purple Mountain Observatory of China Academy of Sciences named this asteroid with the international number of 3763 as "Qian Xuesen Star". Asteroid 3763 was discovered by Purple Mountain Observatory of China Academy of Sciences on June1980+1October 14.

23. Zhangxing in the North —— In 2003, according to the declaration of the National Astronomical Observatory of China, the International Asteroid Center and the International Asteroid Naming Committee officially approved that the asteroid with the international permanent number of 360 15 discovered by the Observatory on June 5438+0996 10 was named as Zhangxing in the North.

24. Wu Hengxing-18 March 2004. Approved by the Asteroid Nomination Committee of the International Astronomical Union, the National Astronomical Observatory of the Chinese Academy of Sciences named this asteroid with the international permanent number of 56088 "Wu Hengxing" to commemorate the late outstanding leader and organizer of China's science and technology front.

25. A row of asteroids-In order to commemorate the achievements of a row, people named asteroid 1972 as "a row of asteroids".

26. Zhang Heng Asteroid-In order to commemorate Zhang Heng's achievements, people named the crater on the back of the moon as "Zhang Heng Crater". To commemorate his contribution to astronomy, asteroid 205 1 was named after his name "Chang".

This is the answer I found. It seems a lot. In fact, this is only the data as of 2006 ... and it will not be complete.

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