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For soccer player, see Mario Jurić (footballer).
Mario Jurić
Jurić in 2022
Born (1979-02-09) February 9, 1979 (age 45)
Zagreb, SFR Yugoslavia
(now Zagreb, Croatia)
Occupations
  • astronomer
  • astrophysicist
    • Minor planets discovered: 125 [1]
    see § List of discovered minor planets

    Mario Jurić (Croatian pronunciation: [mâːrio jǔːrit͡ɕ]; born 9 February 1979) is a Croatian astronomer.

    Jurić was born in Zagreb. He graduated from the University of Zagreb Faculty of Science, and received a doctorate at Princeton University in 2007.[2] He is the Data Management Project Scientist for the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope.[3]

    Together with prolific amateur astronomer Korado Korlević, Jurić has co-discovered 125 asteroids,[1] and one comet, 183P/Korlević-Jurić. He took part in discovery of the Sloan Great Wall, at the time the largest known structure in the Universe.[4] His co-discovery, the Koronian asteroid 22899 Alconrad is one of the smallest known binary asteroids in the main-belt.[5][6]

    List of discovered minor planets[edit]

    See also: Category:Discoveries by Mario Jurić
    (12930) 1999 TJ6[1] October 2, 1999
    13408 Deadoklestic[1] October 10, 1999
    (14215) 1999 TV6[1] October 6, 1999
    (14687) 1999 YR13[1] December 30, 1999
    (15055) 1998 YS9[1] December 25, 1998
    (15458) 1998 YW9[1] December 25, 1998
    (15459) 1998 YY9[1] December 25, 1998
    (15542) 2000 DN3[1] February 28, 2000
    (15995) 1998 YQ9[1] December 25, 1998
    (16082) 1999 TR5[1] October 2, 1999
    (18173) 2000 QD8[1] August 25, 2000
    (18758) 1999 HD2[1] April 19, 1999
    (19705) 1999 TR10[1] October 7, 1999
    (19706) 1999 TU11[1] October 10, 1999
    (21803) 1999 TC7[1] October 6, 1999
    (21805) 1999 TQ9[1] October 8, 1999
    (21806) 1999 TE14[1] October 10, 1999
    (21807) 1999 TH14[1] October 10, 1999
    (22896) 1999 TU6[1] October 6, 1999
    (22897) 1999 TH7[1] October 6, 1999
    22899 Alconrad [1] October 11, 1999
    (23156) 2000 DM3[1] February 28, 2000
    (23971) 1998 YU9[1] December 25, 1998
    (25359) 1999 TW11[1] October 10, 1999
    (25360) 1999 TK14[1] October 10, 1999
    (26536) 2000 DL3[1] February 27, 2000
    (28404) 1999 TQ5[1] October 1, 1999
    (28515) 2000 DK3[1] February 27, 2000
    (29833) 1999 FJ[1] March 16, 1999
    (31394) 1998 YX9[1] December 25, 1998
    (33428) 1999 DO3[1] February 18, 1999
    (33429) 1999 DL4[1] February 23, 1999
    (33531) 1999 HG2[1] April 20, 1999
    (33795) 1999 TR6[1] October 6, 1999
    (34124) 2000 QS[1] August 22, 2000
    (34136) 2000 QF6[1] August 24, 2000
    (34171) 2000 QZ34[1] August 26, 2000
    (35762) 1999 HF2[1] April 20, 1999
    (36181) 1999 TT10[1] October 8, 1999
    (36456) 2000 QC8[1] August 25, 2000
    (36457) 2000 QF8[1] August 25, 2000
    (36458) 2000 QO8[1] August 25, 2000
    (38063) 1999 FH[1] March 16, 1999
    (38456) 1999 TO6[1] October 6, 1999
    (38457) 1999 TJ9[1] October 7, 1999
    (38460) 1999 TH13[1] October 7, 1999
    (40748) 1999 TO5[1] October 1, 1999
    (40749) 1999 TP6[1] October 6, 1999
    (40750) 1999 TA7[1] October 6, 1999
    (40751) 1999 TD7[1] October 6, 1999
    (40752) 1999 TO7[1] October 7, 1999
    (40753) 1999 TK8[1] October 6, 1999
    (40754) 1999 TM8[1] October 6, 1999
    (40755) 1999 TO8[1] October 6, 1999
    (40756) 1999 TQ8[1] October 7, 1999
    (40762) 1999 TL14[1] October 11, 1999
    (42926) 1999 TJ7[1] October 6, 1999
    (43332) 2000 QG6[1] August 28, 2000
    (44533) 1998 YN9[1] December 24, 1998
    (44534) 1998 YZ9[1] December 25, 1998
    (44713) 1999 TP5[1] October 1, 1999
    (44718) 1999 TP8[1] October 7, 1999
    (44719) 1999 TP9[1] October 8, 1999
    (44720) 1999 TS9[1] October 8, 1999
    (44722) 1999 TQ10[1] October 6, 1999
    (44726) 1999 TT14[1] October 7, 1999
    (45599) 2000 DJ3[1] February 27, 2000
    (47081) 1998 YV9[1] December 25, 1998
    (47165) 1999 TM14[1] October 11, 1999
    (49446) 1998 YO9[1] December 25, 1998
    (49595) 1999 FG[1] March 16, 1999
    (49680) 1999 TN9[1] December 25, 1998
    (50415) 2000 DL2[1] February 24, 2000
    (56820) 2000 QK8[1] August 26, 2000
    (59474) 1999 HK2[1] April 20, 2000
    (59475) 1999 HN2[1] April 19, 2000
    (60003) 1999 TM7[1] October 7, 1999
    (60005) 1999 TW15[1] October 7, 1999
    (66663) 1999 TV8[1] October 6, 1999
    (66664) 1999 TB9[1] October 7, 1999
    (66665) 1999 TC9[1] October 7, 1999
    (66666) 1999 TL9[1] October 7, 1999
    (66668) 1999 TN14[1] October 11, 1999
    (70018) 1998 YP9[1] December 25, 1998
    (70437) 1999 TK6[1] October 6, 1999
    (70438) 1999 TX6[1] October 6, 1999
    (70439) 1999 TE7[1] October 6, 1999
    (70442) 1999 TR9[1] October 8, 1999
    (70447) 1999 TG14[1] October 10, 1999
    (71546) 2000 DK2[1] February 24, 2000
    (74812) 1999 TN5[1] October 1, 1999
    (74813) 1999 TB7[1] October 6, 1999
    (75986) 2000 DO3[1] February 28, 2000
    (80019) 1999 HL2[1] April 23, 1999
    (85843) 1998 YT9[1] December 25, 1998
    (86206) 1999 TK9[1] October 7, 1999
    (86207) 1999 TP15[1] October 7, 1999
    (91274) 1999 DM3[1] February 18, 1999
    (91312) 1999 GE7[1] April 13, 1999
    (91593) 1999 TF7[1] October 6, 1999
    (91594) 1999 TN8[1] October 6, 1999
    (92623) 2000 QB8[1] August 25, 2000
    (97852) 2000 QH6[1] August 24, 2000
    (97853) 2000 QM8[1] August 25, 2000
    (98120) 2000 SK5[1] September 22, 2000
    (102220) 1999 TJ8[1] October 6, 1999
    (102221) 1999 TT9[1] October 7, 1999
    (118416) 1999 TD9[1] October 7, 1999
    (118493) 2000 DH3[1] February 27, 2000
    (122307) 2000 QE8[1] August 25, 2000
    (122308) 2000 QJ8[1] August 25, 2000
    (129886) 1999 TA9[1] October 7, 1999
    (134578) 1999 TN7[1] October 7, 1999
    (137309) 1999 TM5[1] October 1, 1999
    (137310) 1999 TF9[1] October 7, 1999
    (162493) 2000 QY7[1] August 25, 2000
    (162494) 2000 QA8[1] August 25, 2000
    (162499) 2000 QZ33[1] August 26, 2000
    (168503) 1999 TL8[1] October 6, 1999
    (173451) 2000 QN8[1] August 25, 2000
    (185756) 1999 TM9[1] October 7, 1999
    (192684) 1999 TW6[1] October 6, 1999
    (217698) 1999 TG9[1] October 7, 1999
    (251796) 1999 TO9[1] October 8, 1999
    (275566) 1999 TL7[1] October 7, 1999
    1. 1 with K. Korlević

    References[edit]

    1. ^ a b "Minor Planet Discoverers (by number)". Minor Planet Center. 23 May 2016. Retrieved 22 June 2016.
  • ^ "Hrvatski astrofizičar Mario Jurić postao NASA-in stipendist - Jutarnji.hr". Archived from the original on 2012-10-18. Retrieved 2011-03-09.
  • ^ "LSST—Data Management Project Scientist". Archived from the original on 2009-05-04.
  • ^ NASA.gov
  • ^ "22899 Alconrad (1999 TO14)". Minor Planet Center. Retrieved 22 June 2016.
  • ^ Merline, W. J.; Tamblyn, P. M.; Chapman, C. R.; Nesvorny, D.; Durda, D. D.; Dumas, C.; et al. (October 2003). "S/2003 (22899) 1". IAU Circ. 8232 (8232): 2. Bibcode:2003IAUC.8232....2M. Retrieved 22 June 2016.

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