Asteroid named in honor of Dr. Mohamed Ramy El Maarry

Dr Mohamed Ramy El Maarry expects his instance will lead the next era of Arab scientists into planetary studies.

In a remarkable recognition of his contributions to the field of astronomy, Dr. Mohamed Ramy El Maarry, an Egyptian associate professor of planetary science and director of the Space and Planetary Science Centre at Khalifa University of Science and Technology, has been bestowed with a unique honor. 

The International Astronomical Union has officially named an asteroid in his honor, a testament to his outstanding achievements in the field of astronomy.

Asteroid 2002 CZ Transforms into (357148) El Maarry

Asteroid 2002 CZ will henceforth bear the name (357148) El Maarry, signifying the remarkable work and dedication of Dr. El Maarry in the realm of comets and planetary science. 

This prestigious accolade underscores his profound impact on the field and his valuable contributions to our understanding of celestial bodies and their mysteries.

The naming of an asteroid in recognition of his accomplishments is a fitting tribute to Dr. Mohamed Ramy El Maarry’s passion, expertise, and unwavering commitment to advancing our knowledge of the cosmos. 

It serves as a testament to the significance of his work and his enduring legacy in the field of astronomy.