152001–152100
|-id=m067 | 152067 Deboy || || Christopher C. Deboy (born 1969) is a radio-frequency engineer at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, who served as the Radio Communications System Lead for the New Horizons mission to Pluto. ||
152101–152200
|-id=m146 | 152146 Rosenlappin || || Gary Rosenbaum (born 1952) and Terri Lappin (born 1961) have organized observing and outreach activities within the Tucson Amateur Astronomy Association for several decades || |-id=m188 | 152188 Morricone || || Ennio Morricone (1928–2020), prolific Italian film composer ||
152201–152300
|-id=m226 | 152226 Saracole || || Sara Loraine Cole (born 1969), American biologist and animal behaviorist || |-id=m227 | 152227 Argoli || || Andrea Argoli (1570–1657), Paduan astronomer, mathematician and physician || |-id=m233 | 152233 Van Till || || Howard J. Van Till (born 1938), physics professor at Calvin College from 1965 until 1997 || |-id=m290 | 152290 Lorettaoberheim || || Loretta Oberheim (born 1954) and her efforts in healthcare services and charity involvement in the State of Delaware. || |-id=m299 | 152299 Vanautgaerden || || Jan Vanautgaerden (born 1978), a passionate Belgian amateur astronomer. ||
152301–152400
|-id=m319 | 152319 Pynchon || || Thomas R. Pynchon Jr. (born 1937), an American novelist. || |-id=m320 | 152320 Lichtenknecker || || Dieter Lichtenknecker (1933–1990) was a German telescope maker. He founded his company in 1959 in Weil der Stadt and later moved to Hasselt, Belgium. He was well known for his Database on Variable Stars. || |-id=m336 | 152336 Nicolecarr || || Nicole Carr (b. 1988), a British astronomer, astrophotographer, and aurora borealis chaser. || |-id=m337 | 152337 Sakeenaburson || || Sakeena Burson (b. 1983), a British amateur astronomer and astrophotographer. || |-id=m341 | 152341 Rupesnigra || || Rupes Nigra, legendary island first mentioned in the lost 14th-century book Inventio Fortunata as a magnetic rock at the North Pole. ||
152401–152500
|-id=m454 | 152454 Darnyi || || Tamás Darnyi (born 1967), Hungarian swimmer || |-id=m472 | 152472 Brendlé || || Bernard Brendlé (1933–2024), French telescope maker, one of the founders of the Société Astronomique du Haut-Rhin. || |-id=m481 | 152481 Stabia || || Castellammare di Stabia, a city in southern Italy. ||
152501–152600
|-id=m533 | 152533 Aggas || || Steven Aggas, American engineer and founder of the Apache-Sitgreaves Center for Astrophysics in Arizona || |-id=m559 | 152559 Bodelschwingh || || Friedrich von Bodelschwingh the Elder (1831–1910), German founder of the Bodelschwinghsche Anstalten Bethel charitable foundations || |-id=m583 | 152583 Saône || 1994 TF || Saône, a small town in eastern France. ||
152601–152700
|-id=m641 | 152641 Fredreed || || Frederick Reed (1906–1978), grandfather of David R. De Graff who co-discovered this minor planet || |-id=m647 | 152647 Rinako || || Rinako Asami (born 1993), daughter of Atsuo Asami who discovered this minor planet || |-id=m657 | 152657 Yukifumi || || Yukifumi Murakami (born 1979), Japanese javelin thrower ||
152701–152800
|-id=m733 | 152733 Vincenclesný || || Vincenc Lesný, Czech Indologist, teacher, writer, translator and a leading figure in Czech Orientalism in the first half of the 20th century. || |-id=m750 | 152750 Brloh || || The Czech village of Brloh, originally belonging to the Rosenbergs, is situated right in the heart of the Blanský les (see ) Protected Landscape Area ||
152801–152900
|-id=m830 | 152830 Dinkinesh || || Dink’inesh, the Ethiopian name for the Lucy fossil, after which NASA's Lucy mission is named. ||
152901–153000
|-id=m985 | 152985 Kenkellermann || || Kenneth Irwin Kellermann (born 1937), a radio astronomer at the (U.S.) National Radio Astronomy Observatory. ||
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