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Jun 27, 2026
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The search for Semeniuk: My years-long quest to find my namesake asteroid
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OPINION
The search for Semeniuk: My years-long quest to find my namesake asteroid
At latest count, some 1.5 million asteroids have been discovered. One is named after me
IVAN SEMENIUK
SCIENCE REPORTER
THE GLOBE AND MAIL
PUBLISHED 9 HOURS AGO
UPDATED 5 HOURS AGO
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Ivan Semeniuk is The Globe and Mail’s national science reporter.
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