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7214 Anticlus

7214 Anticlus is a large Jupiter Trojan asteroid discovered in 1973, orbiting ahead of Jupiter in the Greek camp with a diameter of about 20 kilometers.

722 Frieda

722 Frieda is a roughly 8-kilometer main-belt asteroid discovered in October 1911 at Vienna by Austrian astronomer Johann Palisa, named after the daughter of astronomer Karl Hillebrand.

724 Hapag (1911 NC) is a main-belt asteroid discovered 21 October 1911 by Johann Palisa in Vienna, named for the HAPAG shipping line, lost for decades and recovered in 1988; diameter about 9.5 km, period 3.85 years.

724932 Pozniakas

(724932) Pozniakas, provisional designation 2008 SE8, is a Jupiter Trojan asteroid discovered 31 August 2008 at Molėtai by K. Černis and J. Zdanavičius, with a 12.05-year orbit at 5.26 au and inclination 28.07°.

726 Joella

726 Joella (Joëlla, A911 WC) is a large main-belt asteroid about 44 km across, orbiting the Sun every 4.11 years between 1.83 and 3.30 AU, rotating every 13.04 hours, with very low albedo 0.054 and no Earth close approaches.

727 Nipponia

727 Nipponia, main-belt asteroid discovered 1912 by A. Massinger at Heidelberg, named for Japan; ~32 km, Maria family, rotation period 5.070 h.

728 Leonisis

728 Leonisis (A912 DB, 1912 NU) is a 5.9 km Flora-family main-belt asteroid discovered by Johann Palisa in Vienna in 1912, an A-type/Ld body with a 5.578-hour rotation period, not a near-Earth or hazardous object.

729 Watsonia

729 Watsonia (1912 OD) is a ~50 km L-type main-belt asteroid discovered by J.H. Metcalf in 1912, named for astronomer James Craig Watson, and namesake of a small, highly inclined, ~1 Gyr-old asteroid family rich in rare Barbarian asteroids.

72nd Academy Awards

The 72nd Academy Awards (March 26, 2000, Shrine Auditorium) honored 1999 films; American Beauty won five Oscars including Best Picture, with The Matrix taking four technical awards.

72nd British Academy Film Awards

72nd British Academy Film Awards (72nd BAFTA Film Awards), held 10 February 2019 at London's Royal Albert Hall, hosted by Joanna Lumley; Roma won Best Film while The Favourite took seven prizes, and new BFI Diversity Standards eligibility applied.

72nd National Film Awards

The 72nd National Film Awards (National Film Awards 2026) honour 2024 Indian cinema; winners announced 18 July 2026, presented by President Murmu on 22 September 2026 at Ekta Nagar, Gujarat. Article 370 won Best Feature Film; Mammootty and Kartik Aaryan shared Best Actor; Anant Nag received the Dadasaheb Phalke Award.

72nd Primetime Emmy Awards

72nd Primetime Emmy Awards (PandEmmys): virtual 2020 ceremony, September 20, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel on ABC; Schitt's Creek swept all seven comedy awards, Succession won drama, Zendaya set a young-winner record, 6.1 million viewers.

72nd Tony Awards

72nd Tony Awards (June 10, 2018, Radio City Music Hall, CBS), hosted by Sara Bareilles and Josh Groban; The Band's Visit won 10 Tonys including Best Musical, and Harry Potter and the Cursed Child won six.

73 (number)

73, or seventy-three, is the 21st prime number that Sheldon Cooper called the best number on The Big Bang Theory; it is also the atomic number of tantalum.

73 Klytia

73 Klytia (A862 GA) is a 45 km S-type main-belt asteroid orbiting the Sun every 1,590 days between 2.55 and 2.78 AU, rotating in 8.30 hours, not hazardous, observed since 1864.

73 Strings

73 Strings is a financial technology company founded in France around 2019 by Yann Magnan that sells AI software for data extraction and valuation of private-market assets.

73 Yards

73 Yards is the fourth episode of Doctor Who Series 14 (2024), a Doctor-lite Welsh folk-horror story by Russell T Davies in which Ruby Sunday is followed 73 yards by an apparition revealed as her older self, toppling PM Roger ap Gwilliam before the timeline resets.

730 Athanasia

730 Athanasia (1912 OK) is a main-belt asteroid discovered 10 April 1912 by Johann Palisa in Vienna; about 4.5 km wide, 2.24 AU from the Sun, 3.37-year orbit, not hazardous.

731 Sorga

731 Sorga is an asteroid in the outer main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, roughly 37 km across, classified as CD- and Xe-type and not considered potentially hazardous.

732 Tjilaki

732 Tjilaki (A912 HK) is a dark D-type main-belt asteroid about 34-38 km across, albedo 0.0655, orbiting at 2.457 AU; not potentially hazardous, and a candidate inner-belt planetesimal and meteorite source.

733 Mocia

733 Mocia (1912 PF) is a main-belt asteroid discovered 16 September 1912 by M. F. Wolf at Heidelberg; semi-major axis 3.3953 au, period 6.256 years, H = 9.31 mag.

734 Benda

734 Benda is a large main-belt asteroid about 67 km across, discovered by Johann Palisa in Vienna in 1912 and named for his wife Anna Benda.

735 Marghanna

735 Marghanna (A912 XD), a dark C/Ch-type main-belt asteroid about 72 km across, rotation period 15.95 hr, occultation dimensions 79x72x62 km, not potentially hazardous.

7352 Hypsenor

7352 Hypsenor is a Jupiter Trojan asteroid about 50 to 60 kilometers across, discovered by Seiji Ueda and Hiroshi Kaneda at Kushiro, Japan, in 1994.

736 Harvard

736 Harvard (1912 PZ), a roughly 17-km stony main-belt asteroid discovered by J. H. Metcalf on 16 November 1912 at Winchester and named for Harvard University; orbital period 3.267 years, rotation 6.742 hours.

73637 Guneus

73637 Guneus (1973 SX1) is a mid-sized Jupiter Trojan asteroid, about 9.9 km across, orbiting the Sun every 11.72 years at 4.20 to 6.11 AU; not hazardous, not a NEO.

738 Alagasta

738 Alagasta (1913 QO) is a C-class main-belt asteroid discovered 7 January 1913 by Franz Kaiser at Heidelberg, named after the old name of Gaualgesheim; about 68 km across, albedo 0.04.

739 Mandeville

739 Mandeville (1913 QR) is a large, dark main-belt asteroid discovered by J. H. Metcalf on 7 February 1913, about 110 km across, albedo 0.054, Xc/P-type, with a possible 7 km satellite from the 1980 Japanese occultation.

73rd Academy Awards

73rd Academy Awards, held March 25, 2001 at the Shrine Auditorium, honoring 2000 films: Gladiator won Best Picture and five Oscars; Crouching Tiger and Traffic four each; Steve Martin hosted.