Asteroid 59800, Astropis, was discovered on August 14, 1999 Aug. 14 by Petr Pravec and Peter Kusnirak at Ondrejov, Czech Republic. Astropis has a period of 4 years, 83 days.
It was named for the Czech popular-science magazine Astropis, which started publication in 1994 and specializes in astronomy, astronautics and the like.
The front cover of a 2003 issue of Astropis magazine
Astrologically, asteroid Astropis seems to indicate astronomy or astrology.
William Herschel, discoverer of Uranus, had Astropis conjunct Hylonome, semisextile Chaos, sextile Neptune and Pluto, square Vesta, trine Uranus and contraparallel Pallas.
Clyde Tombaugh, discoverer of Pluto, had Astropis sextile Juno and trine Don Quixote.
Astronomer Maria Mitchell had Astropis sextile Ceres, square Ixion and trine Vesta.
Patrick Moore, a leading astronomy popularizer, has Astropis sextile Don Quixote and trine Hidalgo.
Robert Hand has Astropis in the fifth house, sextile Pandora, trine Ceres and the Midheaven, and quincunx Hylonome.
Noel Tyl has Astropis in the twelfth house, square the Midheaven, trine Juno, and quincunx Elatus.
Grant Lewi had Astropis in the ninth house, on the Midheaven, square Saturn and trine Ixion and Don Quixote.
Bernadette Brady has Astropos in the eighth house, trine Pallas and quincunx Jupiter and Chiron.
The glyph for Astropis is mine.