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- List_of_unnumbered_minor_planets abstract "This is a partial list of unnumbered minor planets. Currently approximately one third of known minor planets remain unnumbered. In the list, only unnumbered asteroids discovered before 1990, and notable unnumbered asteroids are included. The primary reason asteroids remain unnumbered is because they are either lost or discovered recently, and as such have not been observed long enough to qualify for being numbered (about a decade). Several new asteroids are discovered every hour, so it would be pointless to attempt to make a list of every one of them.".
- Q18715561 abstract "This is a partial list of unnumbered minor planets. Currently approximately one third of known minor planets remain unnumbered. In the list, only unnumbered asteroids discovered before 1990, and notable unnumbered asteroids are included. The primary reason asteroids remain unnumbered is because they are either lost or discovered recently, and as such have not been observed long enough to qualify for being numbered (about a decade). Several new asteroids are discovered every hour, so it would be pointless to attempt to make a list of every one of them.".