Jensch

(1973 UL5 )
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NOW @ 7 GEM 8
FOUND @ 23 ARI 47
 
Inclination: 0.328
Eccentricity: 0.163
Period: 5.527 years
AU 3.126
Type: 0000

Discovery Chart

27.10.1973 21:26 Tautenburg 11e43 50n59 observations 1


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Named in honor of Alfred Jensch, internationally renowned for his creative genius in the advancement of the design of astronomical instruments at the Jena Zeiss Works for almost 40 years. The 300-mm and 600-mm Jensch Coelostats are particularly innovative, and he was essentially responsible for the design of the 2 m reflectors at Tautenburg, Shemakha, Ondřejov and Rozhen. The new’ support’ mounting, perhaps his most important innovation, proved to be of enormous value. Jensch has also represented Zeiss Jena on several national and international panels and holds a number of awards. (M 10046) _ _.


Discovered on 27-10-1973 in Tautenburg by Borngen, F.

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