I started as an IBM 360 Assembly Language programmer on CICS in the early 70's. Moved to COBOL (also on CICS) in the late 70's. Eventually moved to PC's in the late 80's - DOS and OS/2, mostly high level programming and scripting. Eventually forced to move to Windows, but sidestepped into Lotus Notes applications development. Took an early retirement package in 2000 at 51. Became a consultant writing Lotus Notes Applications. Still at it...
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I think the International Astronomical union is the only "Earthly" organization to assign official names to astronomical objects...
I started as an IBM 360 Assembly Language programmer on CICS in the early 70's. Moved to COBOL (also on CICS) in the late 70's. Eventually moved to PC's in the late 80's - DOS and OS/2, mostly high level programming and scripting. Eventually forced to move to Windows, but sidestepped into Lotus Notes applications development. Took an early retirement package in 2000 at 51. Became a consultant writing Lotus Notes Applications. Still at it...