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== 328001–328100 ==
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== 328101–328200 ==
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== 328201–328300 ==
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== 328301–328400 ==
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| [[Astronomy:328305 Jackmcdevitt|328305 Jackmcdevitt]] || 2008 HY || Jack McDevitt (born 1935), an American science fiction author. || {{JPL|328305}}{{·}}{{LoMP|328305|328305}}
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== 328401–328500 ==
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| [[Astronomy:328432 Thomasposch|328432 Thomasposch]] || {{mp|2008 TP|9}} || Thomas Posch (1974–2019) was an Austrian astronomer of the University of Vienna, who contributed significantly to the study of circumstellar dust properties, natural philosophy, and the history of astronomy. His work for the protection of the night sky and the promotion of astronomy made him well known in Austria and abroad. || {{JPL|328432}}{{·}}{{LoMP|328432|328432}}
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| [[Astronomy:328477 Eckstein|328477 Eckstein]] || {{mp|2009 HG|36}} || Hartmut Eckstein (born 1954), an experienced astrophotographer at the Starkenburg Observatory. || {{JPL|328477}}{{·}}{{LoMP|328477|328477}}
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== 328501–328600 ==
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| [[Astronomy:328563 Mosplanetarium|328563 Mosplanetarium]] || {{mp|2009 SZ|1}} || Moscow Planetarium, the oldest planetarium in Europe, which celebrated its 85th anniversary in 2014. || {{JPL|328563}}{{·}}{{LoMP|328563|328563}}
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== 328601–328700 ==
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| [[Astronomy:328677 Stofan|328677 Stofan]] || {{mp|2009 SG|309}} || [[Biography:Ellen Stofan|Ellen Stofan]] (b. 1961) is the Under Secretary for Science and Research at the Smithsonian Institution. Stofan has researched the geology of Venus, Mars, and Saturn's moon Titan. She is the former Director of the National Air and Space Museum and Chief Scientist of [[Organization:NASA|NASA]]. || {{WGSBNB|2|4|9}}{{·}}{{LoMP|328677|328677}}
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== 328701–328800 ==
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== 328801–328900 ==
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| [[Astronomy:328870 Danabarbato|328870 Danabarbato]] || {{mp|2009 XN|7}} || Dana Barbato (born 1967) is a NYC science teacher and known local nature photographer. Her efforts have attracted many young folks into the sciences. She has traveled worldwide, and her nature images have appeared in the local newspaper, calendars and Fodor's Safari Guidei. || {{WGSBNB|1|6|6}}{{·}}{{LoMP|328870|328870}}
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== 328901–329000 ==
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