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Later conflicts arose in relatively recent times from giving newly discovered satellites the same names as those of asteroids. By this time, it was possibly felt that the true name of an asteroid such as "38 Leda" included its minor planet number, and so re-using the name for a satellite did not
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Several bodies have completely distinct names, but may be confused because their names refer to the same thing or the same mythological character. This is usually true when one name is Latin and another Greek, and causes special confusion in
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of the Latin mythological names they were given upon discovery. As a result, 1 Ceres was given the Modern Greek name ÎÎźÎŒÎ·ÏÏα (DÄmÄtra). Later, when 1108 was discovered and named, to avoid conflict it was given the
Ancient Greek form, ÎÎ·ÎŒÎźÏηÏ
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Some of these bodies have exactly the same name, referring to the same mythological character. The earliest such conflicts possibly arose through not considering certain mythological names as "official"; for instance, the names
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really create a conflict. These conflicts span the period 1975â2001, though some conflicts of this type had arisen earlier with some names used unofficially.
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Some objects have names that refer to the same mythological character, but slight variations in spelling prevent there from being a technical conflict.
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of planets, which are named according to different but partially overlapping schemes. Most satellites are named after people and divinities in
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a modification of the same used in
English. The name of the moon Cupid specifically refers to Cupid appearing as a character in the play
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Some of the conflicts, surprisingly enough, are with planets and satellites, or other astronomical objects with long-established names.
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discovered 1932, the first being the Greek, and the second and third Latin renditions of the name of
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511:, named 1905. The latter Themis was a supposed moon of Saturn that turned out not to exist.
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There are several real or apparent name conflicts between different
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783:, a moon of Jupiter discovered 2018, both named after the goddess
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1024:, discovered 1996, named after Hiroshi Fukazawa, the daughter of
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a German one. The names are therefore in full conflict in German.
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discovered 1880, was named after opera singer Bianca
Bianchi and
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683:, a moon of Saturn, named 2022, both named after Norse giantess
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545:, a moon of Neptune, discovered 1981, was named after the nymph
330:, a moon of Jupiter, discovered 1892; the name was suggested by
1238:(Valetudo in Roman mythology), the goddess of personal healing.
1201:, discovered 1854. Uranus, however, is mostly named after the
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988:, a moon of Uranus, discovered 1986, named for the character
1220:, discovered 1930. "Kronos" is also a nickname for the star
638:, a moon of Saturn, named 1983, both named for the Atlantid
1432:, discovered 1891. Named for the goddess of victory. Cf.
1414:, discovered 1896. Named for the goddess of flowers. Cf.
714:, a moon of Uranus, discovered 2003, after the Roman god
832:, discovered 1976, both named for the Egyptian goddess
918:, discovered 1905, named after the title character of
698:, a moon of Jupiter, named 2002, both named for Queen
655:, a moon of Uranus, discovered 1986, both named after
1249:, a moon of Jupiter between 1955 and 1975, and Pluto.
874:, discovered 1986, variant names of the Germanic god
846:, discovered 1982, both named for the Egyptian queen
537:, discovered 1930, was named for the Thessalian town
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discovered 1882. Named for the goddess of the dawn.
624:, a moon of Jupiter, named 2019, both named for the
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Bodies with identical names and different referents
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1496:, discovered 1909. Named for the goddess of peace.
1010:, a moon of Neptune, discovered 1989, named after
1085:Bodies with different names and the same referent
1032:, a moon of Saturn, discovered 2004, named after
962:, a moon of Saturn, discovered 2006, named after
910:Bodies with similar names and different referents
669:, a moon of Saturn, named 1988, both named after
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1234:, a moon of Jupiter discovered 2018. Named for
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860:, discovered 1986, named for the Greek warrior
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188:Jupiter I, Jupiter II, Jupiter III, Jupiter IV
1524:, discovered 1984, named for the god of wine.
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1400:, discovered 1887. Named for goddesses of
1283:whose existence was ruled out in 2014, and
1167:, named 1937 (but not numbered until 2003).
1046:, discovered 1906, named after the town of
1482:discovered 1907. Named for any one of the
901:, a moon of Saturn, named 2007 and Ăgir (
779:, a moon of Jupiter discovered 2003, and
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1548:, discovered 2005, named for astronomer
1458:. These names all refer to the goddess
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1279:, a hypothetical planet residing in the
1633:Lists of meanings of minor planet names
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766:, canine guardian of the underworld.
587:, a moon of Jupiter, named 1614 and
570:, a moon of Jupiter, named 1614 and
398:, a moon of Uranus, discovered 1986.
368:, a moon of Uranus, discovered 1986.
344:, a moon of Uranus, discovered 1986.
223:, a moon of Jupiter, named 1614 and
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1080:, a moon of Saturn discovered 2007.
1002:, discovered 1988, named after the
595:' cupbearer. The name in Latin is
247:, a moon of Saturn, named 1847 and
1378:1955â1975. Named for the goddess
1360:1955â1975. Named for the goddess
804:, discovered 1895, both named for
591:, discovered 1924, both named for
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1315:1955â1975. Named for the goddess
966:, the personification of wind in
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296:, a moon of Jupiter, named 1975.
286:, a moon of Jupiter, named 1983.
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1054:, discovered 2009, the moon of
950:, discovered 1916, named after
822:, mother of Apollo and Artemis.
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479:, discovered 1884 and Hypatia (
473:, a moon of Saturn, named 1983.
388:, a moon of Saturn, named 1985.
306:, a moon of Saturn, named 1985.
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1203:Greek god personifying the sky
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1534:, discovered 1928, named for
976:, discovered 1929, named for
818:, discovered 1907. Named for
762:, named 2013, both named for
744:, named 2006, both named for
378:a moon of Saturn, named 1983.
66:"Name conflicts in astronomy"
1028:, one of the discovers; and
905:), an exoplanet, named 2015.
808:, goddess of the underworld.
494:), an exoplanet, named 2019.
483:), an exoplanet, named 2015.
1613:"Uranus, Neptune and Pluto"
787:(the Greek goddess of dew).
486:Hiisi, binary companion of
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1638:Astronomical nomenclature
1296:Conflicts among asteroids
1245:, an unofficial name for
490:, named 2017 and Hiisi (
1396:, discovered 1868, and
1334:, discovered 1867, and
1287:, discovered 1852, and
1269:, discovered 1868, and
1230:, discovered 1849, and
1216:, a suggested name for
1153:, discovered 1935, and
1129:, discovered 1898, and
1114:, discovered 1868, and
1076:, discovered 1896, and
856:, discovered 1930, and
603:is an English form and
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1544:, discovered 1981 and
1530:, discovered 1957 and
1520:, discovered 1977 and
1506:, discovered 1913 and
1502:, discovered 1898 and
1492:, discovered 1851 and
1468:, discovered 1867 and
1450:, discovered 1868 and
1446:, discovered 1863 and
1428:, discovered 1850 and
1410:, discovered 1847 and
1370:, discovered 1807 and
1352:, discovered 1804 and
1307:, discovered 1801 and
1173:, discovered 1846 and
1006:family of plants; and
994:The Merchant of Venice
870:, discovered 1960 and
842:, discovered 1926 and
828:, discovered 1876 and
814:, discovered 1861 and
800:, discovered 1853 and
754:, discovered 1971 and
736:, discovered 1980 and
710:, discovered 1913 and
694:, discovered 1918 and
679:, discovered 1908 and
665:, discovered 1868 and
651:, discovered 1904 and
634:, discovered 1858 and
620:, discovered 1851 and
507:, discovered 1853 and
418:, discovered 1996 and
404:, discovered 1987 and
394:, discovered 1978 and
384:, discovered 1960 and
374:, discovered 1960 and
364:, discovered 1908 and
350:, discovered 1884 and
340:, discovered 1877 and
326:, discovered 1871 and
312:, discovered 1862 and
302:, discovered 1858 and
292:, discovered 1856 and
282:, discovered 1848 and
1478:discovered 1896 and
982:Marcus Junius Brutus
954:, the Queen of King
612:Asteroid named first
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1392:, discovered 1853,
1388:, discovered 1845,
1072:, discovered 1868,
1064:Alexander the Great
748:, goddess of night.
722:is the Latin form,
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1514:, the god of love.
1291:, discovered 1886.
1259:, discovered 1978.
1191:, discovered 1988.
1157:, discovered 1992.
1143:, discovered 1926.
1133:, discovered 1905.
1118:, discovered 1918.
1036:, a giantess from
956:Erik XIV of Sweden
895:, discovered 1861.
463:, discovered 1927.
453:, discovered 1925.
443:, discovered 1883.
426:, discovered 2001.
332:Camille Flammarion
320:, discovered 1989.
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1321:Greek equivalents
1014:, a sea god from
903:Epsilon Eridani b
265:, discovered 1906
261:, named 1852 and
251:, discovered 1905
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