Allan Sandage and Halton Arp were doctoral students of Walter Baade, the discoverer of 1036 Ganymed. Baade was born in the German Empire and his alma mater was the University of Gottingen.
107 Camilla, which has the epoch date 31 December 2006, was discovered by F Vilas and has an orbital period of 2368.05 days. The apoapsis and periapsis measurements are 560937000.0 kilometres and 479343000.0 kilometres respectively.
107 Camilla, which has an epoch date of December 31st 2006, was discovered by F. Vilas. Its orbital period is 2,368.05 days, its periapsis is 479,343,000 kilometres and has an apoapsis of 560,937,000 kilometres.
1036 Ganymed | discoverer | Walter Baade Walter Baade | doctoral student | Halton Arp Walter Baade | doctoral student | Allan Sandage Walter Baade | birth place | German Empire Walter Baade | alma mater | University of Göttingen 107 Camilla | discoverer | F. Vilas 107 Camilla | epoch | 2006-12-31 107 Camilla | orbital period | 2368.05 (days) 107 Camilla | periapsis | 479343000.0 (kilometres) 107 Camilla | apoapsis | 560937000.0 (kilometres) 107 Camilla | discoverer | F. Vilas 107 Camilla | epoch | 2006-12-31 107 Camilla | orbital period | 2368.05 (days) 107 Camilla | periapsis | 479343000.0 (kilometres) 107 Camilla | apoapsis | 560937000.0 (kilometres)