David J. Asher

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Asteroids discovered: 10
9084 Achristou February 3, 1995
10369 Sinden February 8, 1995
12395 Richnelson February 8, 1995
15834 McBride February 4, 1995
16693 Moseley December 26, 1994
22403 Manjitludher June 5, 1995
26891 Johnbutler February 7, 1995
37678 McClure February 3, 1995
42531 McKenna June 5, 1995
(58345) 1995 CZ1 February 7, 1995

David J. Asher (Born in 1966, Edinburgh - ) is a British astronomer, who works at the Armagh Observatory (IAU code 981) in Northern Ireland.

He is known by researching the meteor with the Robert McNaught.

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