Category
page 3Astronomical objects discovered in 2006
210174 Vossenkuhl
asteroid
(181492) 2006 UU1
main-belt asteroid
Q5683204
asteroid
199687 Erősszsolt
asteroid
(394130) 2006 HY51
asteroid
210182 Mazzini
asteroid
(207548) 2006 LZ
asteroid
202614 Kayleigh
asteroid
(374851) 2006 VV2
asteroid
199763 Davidgregory
asteroid
175566 Papplaci
asteroid
157721 Kölcsey
asteroid
178156 Borbála
asteroid
Q16548481
asteroid
2MASS J05352184−0546085
eclipsing binary brown dwarf
2006 QQ23
planetoid
Q45085652
asteroid
175452 Chenggong
asteroid
Q15562471
asteroid
(364171) 2006 JZ81
trans-Neptunian object
181392 Katonajózsef
asteroid
2006 KZ39
asteroid
300221 Brucebills
asteroid
175567 Csadaimre
asteroid
391257 Wilwheaton
asteroid
268669 Bunun
asteroid
(185105) 2006 SV23
asteroid
Q32034325
asteroid
Q27915068
asteroid
175583 Pingtung
asteroid
185364 Sunweihsin
asteroid
Q13891977
asteroid
199632 Mahlerede
asteroid
251001 Sluch
asteroid
399979 Lewseaman
asteroid
168261 Puglia
asteroid
Q42845741
asteroid
204711 Luojialun
asteroid
262418 Samofalov
asteroid
300082 Moyocoanno
asteroid
168203 Kereszturi
asteroid
239071 Penghu
asteroid
292051 Bohlender
asteroid
Q27915110
asteroid
Q45085381
asteroid
172989 Xuliyang
asteroid
281068 Chipolin
asteroid
185020 Pratte
asteroid
266P/Christensen
266P/Christensen is a Encke-type comet with a 6.63-year orbit around the Sun. It will next come to perihelion in December 2026. It has been suggested as the possible source of the 1977 "Wow! Signal", however this was later disproven by a follow-up study in 2020, where it was found out to be likely a maser-like flare from small hydrogen clouds in interstellar space instead.
388282 ʻAkepa
asteroid
199630 Szitkay
asteroid
231307 Peterfalk
Asteroid
181569 Leetyphoon
asteroid
292872 Anoushankar
asteroid
371220 Angers
asteroid
242830 Richardwessling
asteroid
207603 Liuchaohan
asteroid
171381 Taipei
asteroid
236484 Luchijen
asteroid
Q23014272
asteroid