Amy B. Jordan (astronomer) explained

Minor planets discovered: 3 

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Amy B. Jordan is an American astronomer and a discoverer of minor planets who works at the University of Colorado.

Career

In 2002 she was part of the team which discovered, a resonant Kuiper belt object at the Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory, Chile. She also co-discovered two main-belt asteroids. In 2005, she was a teaching assistant at the Summer Science Program, which teaches astronomy to high school students using a curriculum based on observing and calculating orbits of asteroids.

List of discovered minor planets

	8 April 2002	 
	1 April 2003	 
	1 April 2003	 
Co-discovery made with: M. W. Buie J. L. Elliot

Publications

• Chiang, EI, Jordan, AB, (2002). On the Plutinos and Twotinos of the Kuiper belt.^[1]
• Chiang, EI, Jordan, AB, Millis, RL et al. (2003). Resonance occupation in the Kuiper belt: Case examples of the 5: 2 and Trojan resonances.^[2]

External links

• List Of Centaurs and Scattered-Disk Objects, Minor Planet Center

Notes and References

1. Chiang. E. I.. Jordan. A. B.. 2002. On the Plutinos and Twotinos of the Kuiper Belt. The Astronomical Journal. en. 124. 6. 3430. 10.1086/344605. 1538-3881. astro-ph/0210440. 2002AJ....124.3430C. 13928812 .
2. Chiang. E. I.. Jordan. A. B.. Millis. R. L.. Buie. M. W.. Wasserman. L. H.. Elliot. J. L.. Kern. S. D.. Trilling. D. E.. Meech. K. J.. 2003. Resonance Occupation in the Kuiper Belt: Case Examples of the 5:2 and Trojan Resonances. The Astronomical Journal. en. 126. 1. 430. 10.1086/375207. 1538-3881. astro-ph/0301458. 2003AJ....126..430C. 54079935 .