Named for the Greek goddess of love and beauty, daughter of Zeus and Dione {see planets (5731) and (106)} in the Iliad but in later poems it is said that she sprung from the foam of the sea near Cyprus. According to later poems she was the mother of Eros {see planet (433)}. (H 126)
Name proposed by the Astronomisches Rechen-Institut (RI 1702).
Discovered on 24-9-1935 in Uccle by Delporte, E. | ||
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