Independently discovered 1854 Mar. 2 by N. R. Pogson at Oxford and Mar. 3 by J. Chacornac at Paris.
Named after an Oceanid, wife of Poseidon {see planet (4341)} and mother of Triton. (H 5)
Named by W. Bishop at whose private observatory the planet was discovered. The symbol used for Amphitrite Open image in new window
Discovered on 1-3-1854 in London by Marth, A. | ||
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