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Marcin Odlanicki Poczobut, SJ Gets An Asteroid Named After Him!

Marcin Odlanicki Poczobut, S.J. joins the ever-growing list of Jesuits who have had asteroids named after them! Asteroid Citation (191775) Poczobut = 2004 TQ77Discovery: 2004-10-12 / K. Černis, J. Zdanavičius * / Molėtai / 152 Marcin Odlanicki Poczobut (Lithuanian: Martynas Pocobutas, 1728–1810) was a Lithuanian-Polish Jesuit, astronomer and mathematician who was Director of the Vilnius Astronomical Observatory...

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