|| || Rudolf Steiner (1861–1925), Austrian thinker, who was the editor of the scientific works of Wolfgang Goethe. || |-id=358 | 10358 Kirchhoff || || Gustav Kirchhoff (1824–1887) was a German physicist who, together with Robert Bunsen, founded the discipline of spectrum analysis. They demonstrated that an element gives off a characteristic colored light when heated to incandescence. || |-id=361 | 10361 Bunsen || || Robert Bunsen (1811–1899) was a German chemist who discovered the alkali-group metals cesium and rubidium. He also found an antidote to arsenic poisoning (1834) and invented the carbon-zinc electric cell (1841). He is also remembered for the development of the Bunsen burner. || |-id=364 | 10364 Tainai || || Tainai-Daira is a hilly district in Kurokawa Village, north of Niigata prefecture. Since 1984, the village has become the venue of the "Tainai Hoshi Matsuri". || |-id=365 | 10365 Kurokawa || || Kurokawa is a small village with a mere 1800 population, located in northern Niigata prefecture. || |-id=366 | 10366 Shozosato || || Shozo Sato (born 1943) is a maker and repairman of art clocks. He is an experienced lunar photographer. || |-id=367 | 10367 Sayo || || Sayo is a town in Hyogo prefecture where the Nishi-Harima Astronomical Observatory is situated. The town was declared the Town of Stars in 1990 || |-id=368 | 10368 Kozuki || || Kozuki is a town in Hyogo prefecture where the Nishi-Harima Astronomical Observatory is situated. The emblem of Kozuki Town is the waning moon || |-id=369 | 10369 Sinden || || David Sinden (born 1932), as chief optician for Grubb-Parsons of Newcastle upon Tyne, was responsible for the optical components of the Isaac Newton, Anglo-Australian and U.K. Schmidt telescopes. In 1979, he founded the Sinden Optical Company, which in 2003 restored Thomas Grubb's first reflector (1834) || |-id=370 | 10370 Hylonome || || In Greek myth, Hylonome was in love with Cyllaros, who was accidentally killed by a javelin thrown at a wedding. On witnessing this, Hylonome threw herself on the javelin and died. || |-id=371 | 10371 Gigli || || Paolo Gigli, Italian astronomer and co-founder of the Pian dei Termini Observatory. Early on, Gigli's main interests concerned the study of variable stars and the observation of the Sun. Later he became a speaker on astronomy at the observatory. || |-id=372 | 10372 Moran || || Landscape artist Thomas Moran (1837–1926) focused his work on the