Meanings of minor planet names: 518001–519000 explained

518001–518100

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518101–518200

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518201–518300

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518301–518400

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518401–518500

|-id=458| 518458 Roblambert || || Robert Andrew Lambert (1955–2019), a former president of the Las Vegas Astronomical Society and astronomy professor at College of Southern Nevada. || |}

518501–518600

|-id=523| 518523 Bryanshumaker || 2006 SV || Bryan Shumaker (born 1949) is a urologist who helped design a dye-sensing device to treat cancer. As an accomplished and enthusiastic amateur astronomer, he has taken a leading role in the development of outreach programs in northern Michigan, particularly at the Headlands International Dark Sky Park there. || |}

518601–518700

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518701–518800

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518801–518900

|-id=886| 518886 Wheelock || || Sherry Wheelock (b. 1948) is a senior software developer at IPAC at the California Institute of Technology. During her 43-year career she has developed software for astronomical image processing and instrumental calibration and has contributed to NASA missions including IRAS, 2MASS, Spitzer, WISE and NEOWISE. || |}

518901–519000

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