63001–63100 |-id=032 | 63032 Billschmitt || || William C. Schmitt, science educator, museum administrator, curriculum developer and university instructor || |-id=068 | 63068 Moraes || || Wenceslau de Moraes, Portuguese writer || |} 63101–63200 |-id=129 | 63129 Courtemanche || || Michel Courtemanche (born 1964), an internationally known Canadian comedian and actor from Quebec. || |-id=145 | 63145 Choemuseon || || Choe Museon (1325–1395), a Korean chemist in the late Koryeo Dynasty who was the first to study gunpowder in Korea. Gunpowder manufacturing became a highly advanced technology, into which he put enormous effort. His research helped the nation bring about political and social change. || |-id=156 | 63156 Yicheon || || Yi Cheon (1376–1451) was a Korean polymath in charge of developing astronomical instruments. He also influenced metal printing, musical instruments and standardization of measurement systems. Great technological achievements in the Chosun Dynasty would be almost unthinkable without his contributions. || |-id=162 | 63162 Davidčapek || || David Čapek (born 1977), a Czech astronomer at the Astronomical Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences. He performs theoretical work on non-gravitational effects on small solar system bodies and on the thermal stress and rotation of meteoroids. || |-id=163 | 63163 Jerusalem || || Jerusalem, the ancient Middle Eastern city. Its unique position among cities of the world derives from its crucial role in religious history as a holy city for three great monotheistic religions: Judaism, Christianity and Islam. || |} 63201–63300 |-bgcolor=#f2f2f2 | colspan=4 align=center | |} 63301–63400 |-id=305 | 63305 Bobkepple || 2001 FE || George Robert Kepple (Bob Kepple), American author of the Astro Cards observing aids and co-author of The Night Sky Observer's Guide || |-id=307 | 63307 Barbarawilson || || Barbara Wilson (1947–2019) was an accomplished visual astronomer, mentor, Texas Star Party speaker chairman, and the director of the George Observatory for many years. She was a virtual "who's who" in amateur astronomy with an infectious love of the night sky, and was cited in many astronomy presentations. || |-id=387 | 63387 Brazos Bend || || Brazos Bend State Park, Texas, is the home to the George Observatory , where this minor planet was discovered. The Park is located on 4975 acres in Fort Bend County. One of America's top ten state parks, it is rich in wildlife, including the American alligator. || |-id=389 | 63389 Noshiro || || Noshiro City is located in the northwestern part