Asteroid List

[Kelly C]

Hello,

I was unable to obtain a complete asteroid list from www.horozcope.com.  The site's red 'X' is similar to the ones that appear where this site's pictures used to be. 
Can one obtain a free, complete asteroid list?

Kelly

[dixieturner]

Hi,
Google treehouse mountain and Martha Wescott has a link to go to where you can find the asteroids.
Good luck, Dixie

[SophiaMendoza345]

meanings of many:  http://markandrewholmes.com/asteroid.html

or a WHOLE NASA LIST OF Minor Planet Names: Alphabetical List
This is an alphabetical listing of the names of the numbered minor planets. It was last updated on 2009 Aug. 6.

http://www.cfa.harvard.edu/iau/lists/MPNames.html#W

OR

A list of the 203,000 know named and un named asteroids:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meanings_of_minor_planet_names

OR

an  ephemeris of about 15000 of them:

http://www.true-node.com/eph1/

SOPHIA

[Kelly C]

Hi Dixie & Sophia,

My post was vague.  When horozcope worked, it allowed one to enter one's birth time, and then receive a complete list of all the named asteroids at the time of one's birth.
Such a list can be helpful because one may not know in advance which asteroids may be significant.
When I use the asteroid ephemeris, I need to know in advance which asteroids I want to check.
Nevertheless, those sites you two listed are fascinating.

Thanks,

Kelly