What Solar System or interstellar object would you like named after you, being the discoverer of such an object?

Myself - A periodic comet Mr Q

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The first habitable extrasolar planet.

A very small piece of space debris.

You sound like a candidate for space cremation!

I would like to have a Titan desert named after me. Sand indeed!

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jwj

If you always believe what you already know, you can't learn anything - Liz

First identified extrasolar volcano.

I guess it's gonna be a posthumous award.

First Prize Dessert at the First Annual Interstellar Cook Off. . .
And I am hoping its NOT posthumous!

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First Dyson sphere spotted. I've been search through Google Sky, I'll find one.

Good luck with that.

The alien civilization that wipes us out because I insulted their king. If only one human is to be remembered it might as well be me.

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I'm a little late to be the discoverer, but I'll be modest and take the sun.

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The first interstellar computer virus that infects Microsoft systems.

The restaurant at the end of the universe...

It's not there anymore. It was pushed over the edge by a rouge gravity wave. Don't ask me how I know. It's "above top secret". Mr Q

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Meade DS-10 (10" newt)
10x50, 10x70 binos

Redshifter. I like that.original ..now would a restaurant built on the nose of an incoming comet be Blueshifter? pete

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The 1st (extrasolar obviously) planet found possessing the beauty and complexity of our own Saturn's rings.

Goes a bit against an object yet to be discovered but the universe itself, the primary engine or drive used to travel about space, the name of a united space system, or if they do exist then the worm hole or alternate universe.

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To the cryogenics lab!

Asteroid named by the IAU in honor of Terry Girard

An asteroid has been named GIRARD by the IAU in honor of Terry Girard's numerous and significant contributions to Astrometry and the Southern Proper Motion survey. Asteroid GIRARD = 10450 = 1967 JQ was discovered in 1967 and is about 10 km in diameter.

Terry is an astrometricist at Yale - close friend of a close friend; and an all around great guy. He often visits this forum and sometimes contributes.

Way to go Terry!

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jwj

If you always believe what you already know, you can't learn anything - Liz

A space empire.

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LOGIC, n.
The art of thinking and reasoning in strict accordance with the limitations and incapacities of the human misunderstanding.

In the Year 2525.

"One small step for (a) man. One giant leap for mankind".

If an astronaut doesn't need good grammar, niether does you.

Host of Seraphim

I would be satisfied if this thread was named after me...

Although I would like to called dibs on the moon, since Jens got the sun.

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Mike

"Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read" - Groucho Marx

The principle of FTL travel.

...yeah, I'm that humble...

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Si tacuisses, philosophus mansisses.

I would like a marauding/wondering black-hole to be name after me. The discovery will be made as the black-hole consume Vega/Sirius giving us a brilliant yet deadly live show.

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Would that be called the 'Joker drive'? I like that!