The Algerian planetologist Imene Kerraouch received a tribute from the International Astronomical Union, which officially attributed her name to an asteroid discovered in 1999. The celestial object, now named (20452) Kerraouch, evolves in the main belt between Mars and Jupiter. This distinction welcomes the journey and work of the researcher in the field of meteorites and planetary sciences. It also includes the name of a scientist trained in Al…
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The Algerian planetologist Imene Kerraouch received a tribute from the International Astronomical Union, which officially attributed her name to an asteroid discovered in 1999. The celestial object, now named (20452) Kerraouch, evolves in the main belt between Mars and Jupiter. This distinction welcomes the journey and work of the researcher in the field of meteorites and planetary sciences. It also includes the name of a scientist trained in Al…