Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "14309 Defoy (A908 SA) is a Mars-crosser asteroid discovered on September 22, 1908, by Johann Palisa at Vienna. Joachim Schubart was involved in the identification also. The number is very high for this time period, with the next numbered minor planet being 14310 Shuttleworth, discovered in 1966.Most of Palisa's discoveries were between 136 Austria (discovered 1874) and 1073 Gellivara (d. 1923), but this one had a much higher numbering. Palisa worked from Vienna Observatory for this discovery.The asteroid is named for the woman Ilse Defoy. The Defoy family were landowners near the city of Foy in modern-day Belgium."@en }
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- 14309_Defoy abstract "14309 Defoy (A908 SA) is a Mars-crosser asteroid discovered on September 22, 1908, by Johann Palisa at Vienna. Joachim Schubart was involved in the identification also. The number is very high for this time period, with the next numbered minor planet being 14310 Shuttleworth, discovered in 1966.Most of Palisa's discoveries were between 136 Austria (discovered 1874) and 1073 Gellivara (d. 1923), but this one had a much higher numbering. Palisa worked from Vienna Observatory for this discovery.The asteroid is named for the woman Ilse Defoy. The Defoy family were landowners near the city of Foy in modern-day Belgium.".
- Q139100 abstract "14309 Defoy (A908 SA) is a Mars-crosser asteroid discovered on September 22, 1908, by Johann Palisa at Vienna. Joachim Schubart was involved in the identification also. The number is very high for this time period, with the next numbered minor planet being 14310 Shuttleworth, discovered in 1966.Most of Palisa's discoveries were between 136 Austria (discovered 1874) and 1073 Gellivara (d. 1923), but this one had a much higher numbering. Palisa worked from Vienna Observatory for this discovery.The asteroid is named for the woman Ilse Defoy. The Defoy family were landowners near the city of Foy in modern-day Belgium.".