This page lists designations for asteroids and trans-Neptunian objects with satellites, giving provisional designations, permanent numbers, and names for all components (primaries and satellites) and the dates these were assigned. For more information on satellite provisional and permanent designations see this page.

Columns are:

• number: permanent number of asteroid/TNO
• name: name of asteroid/TNO
• provisional designation: provisional designation
• dyn type and subtype: dynamical type and subtype, generally as reported by the MPC and JPL, as follows:
  • NEA = near Earth asteroid
    --subtypes: AMO = Amor, APO = Apollo, ATE = Aten, ATI = Atira
  • MaC = Mars crossing asteroid
    --subtypes: HUN = Hungaria family (dynamical), OMB = outer main belt
  • MB = main belt asteroid
    --subtypes: HUN = Hungaria family (dynamical), OMB = outer main belt
  • TJ = Jupiter Trojan asteroid
    --subtypes: L4 = L4 position/leading, L5 = L5 position/trailing
  • TNO = trans-Neptunian object
    --subtypes: CEN = centaur, CUB = cubewano, HAU = Haumea family, PLU = plutino, SDO = scattered disk object, 1:2 = 1:2 resonance object, 2:5 = 2:5 resonance object, 3:5 = 3:5 resonance object, 4:7 = 4:7 resonance object
• sat num: permanent number of satellite
• satellite name: name of satellite
• satellite designation: provisional designation of satellite
• primary date disc: date primary discovered
• primary date num: date permanent number assigned to primary
• primary date named: date name assigned to primary
• sat date disc: date satellite discovered (note: these dates are not authoritative; for discoveries by lightcurve observations stated date is the first of the series of observations enabling discovery)
• sat date reported: date satellite reported (usually in IAUCs or CBETs)
• sat date named: date name and number assigned to satellite
• sat disc method: satellite discovery method
  • AOT = adaptive optics telescope, HST = Hubble Space Telescope, IMG = imagery, other or unspecified, LC = lightcurve observations, OCC = occultation, RAD = radar observations, SC = spacecraft imagery
  
  note: designations/names indicated by brackets [] are unofficial ones used by the discoverer(s).