#main-belt asteroid
- Astraea — The virgin goddess of innocence, purity, and justice in Greek mythology, daughter of Astraeus and Eos, considered the last immortal to leave Earth at the end of the Iron Age to seek refuge in the sky, where she became the constellation Virgo. In astronomy, it denotes 5 Astraea, a large main-belt asteroid discovered in 1845 by Karl Ludwig Hencke, and in zoology, it represents a genus of medium to large sea snails in the family Turbinidae.
- Atalante — A graphical variant or inflected form associated with the mythological heroine Atalanta. In astronomy, 'Atalante' (36 Atalante) is the name of a large, dark main-belt asteroid discovered in 1855 by astronomer Hermann Goldschmidt. The term also designates various historical naval ships, localities, or geographical features named in honor of the famous huntress from Hellenic legends.