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Astronomia nova aitiologētos, sev physica coelestis, tradita commentariis de motibvs stellæ Martis: ex observationibus G. V Tychonis Brahe
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Astronomia nova aitiologētos, sev physica coelestis, tradita commentariis de motibvs stellæ Martis: ex observationibus G. V Tychonis Brahe
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Kalendarium: AVreus Aureus hic liber est: Non est preciosior ulla Gēma Gemma kalendario: quod docet istud opus. Aureus hic numerus: lunę lunae: Solisque labores Monstrantur facile: cunctaque signa poli: quotque sub hoc libro terrę terrae per longa regantur Tempora: quisque dies: mensis: et annus erit. Scitur in instanti quęcunque quaecumque sit hora diei. Hunc emat astrologus qui uelit velit esse cito
Kalendarium: AVreus Aureus hic liber est: Non est preciosior ulla Gēma Gemma kalendario: quod docet istud opus. Aureus hic numerus: lunę lunae: Solisque labores Monstrantur facile: cunctaque signa poli: quotque sub hoc libro terrę terrae per longa... show more
Kalendarium: AVreus Aureus hic liber est: Non est preciosior ulla Gēma Gemma kalendario: quod docet istud opus. Aureus hic numerus: lunę lunae: Solisque labores Monstrantur facile: cunctaque signa poli: quotque sub hoc libro terrę terrae per longa regantur Tempora: quisque dies: mensis: et annus erit. Scitur in instanti quęcunque quaecumque sit hora diei. Hunc emat astrologus qui uelit velit esse cito
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De lateribvs et angvlis triangulorum, tum planorum rectilineorum, tum sphæricorum, libellus eruditissimus & utilissimus: cum ad plerasque Ptolemæi demonstrationes intelligendas, tum uero vero ad alia multa
De lateribvs et angvlis triangulorum, tum planorum rectilineorum, tum sphæricorum, libellus eruditissimus & utilissimus: cum ad plerasque Ptolemæi demonstrationes intelligendas, tum uero vero ad alia multa show more
De lateribvs et angvlis triangulorum, tum planorum rectilineorum, tum sphæricorum, libellus eruditissimus & utilissimus: cum ad plerasque Ptolemæi demonstrationes intelligendas, tum uero vero ad alia multa
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Istoria e dimostrazioni intorno alle macchie solari e loro accidenti: comprese in tre lettere scritte all'illvstrissimo Signor Marco Velseri Linceo Dvvmviro d'Avgusta consigliero di sva Maesta Cesarea
Istoria e dimostrazioni intorno alle macchie solari e loro accidenti: comprese in tre lettere scritte all'illvstrissimo Signor Marco Velseri Linceo Dvvmviro d'Avgusta consigliero di sva Maesta Cesarea show more
Istoria e dimostrazioni intorno alle macchie solari e loro accidenti: comprese in tre lettere scritte all'illvstrissimo Signor Marco Velseri Linceo Dvvmviro d'Avgusta consigliero di sva Maesta Cesarea
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Johannis Hevelii Annus climactericus sive rerum uranicarum observationum annus quadragesimus nonus: exhibens diversas occultationes, tam planetarum, quam fixarum post editam Machinam Cœlestem ; nec non plurimas altitudines meridianas solis, ac distantias planetarum, fixarumque, eo anno, quousque divina concessit benignitas, impetratas
Johannis Hevelii Annus climactericus sive rerum uranicarum observationum annus quadragesimus nonus: exhibens diversas occultationes, tam planetarum, quam fixarum post editam Machinam Cœlestem ; nec non plurimas altitudines meridianas solis, ac... show more
Johannis Hevelii Annus climactericus sive rerum uranicarum observationum annus quadragesimus nonus: exhibens diversas occultationes, tam planetarum, quam fixarum post editam Machinam Cœlestem ; nec non plurimas altitudines meridianas solis, ac distantias planetarum, fixarumque, eo anno, quousque divina concessit benignitas, impetratas
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Johannis Hevelii Firmamentum Sobiescianum, sive Uranographia: totum coelum stellatum, utpote tam qvodlibet sidus, qvam omnes et singulas stellas, secundum genuinas earum magnitudines, nudo oculo, et olim jam cognitas, et nuper primum detectas, accuratissimisqve organis rite observatas, exhibens, ...
Johannis Hevelii Firmamentum Sobiescianum, sive Uranographia: totum coelum stellatum, utpote tam qvodlibet sidus, qvam omnes et singulas stellas, secundum genuinas earum magnitudines, nudo oculo, et olim jam cognitas, et nuper primum detectas,... show more
Johannis Hevelii Firmamentum Sobiescianum, sive Uranographia: totum coelum stellatum, utpote tam qvodlibet sidus, qvam omnes et singulas stellas, secundum genuinas earum magnitudines, nudo oculo, et olim jam cognitas, et nuper primum detectas, accuratissimisqve organis rite observatas, exhibens, ...
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Observatio transitus Veneris ante discum Solis die 3 Junii anno 1769.: Wardoëhusii, auspiciis potentissimi ac clementissimi Regis Daniæ et Norvegiæ, Christiani VII.
Observatio transitus Veneris ante discum Solis die 3 Junii anno 1769.: Wardoëhusii, auspiciis potentissimi ac clementissimi Regis Daniæ et Norvegiæ, Christiani VII. show more
Observatio transitus Veneris ante discum Solis die 3 Junii anno 1769.: Wardoëhusii, auspiciis potentissimi ac clementissimi Regis Daniæ et Norvegiæ, Christiani VII.
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Beyträge zur Praktischen Astronomie, in verschiedenen Beobachtungen, Abhandlungen, Methoden: aus den astronomischen Ephemeriden des Herrn Abbé Maximilian Hell, berühmten Kaiserl. Königl. Hofastronomen an der Universität zu Wien ...
Beyträge zur Praktischen Astronomie, in verschiedenen Beobachtungen, Abhandlungen, Methoden: aus den astronomischen Ephemeriden des Herrn Abbé Maximilian Hell, berühmten Kaiserl. Königl. Hofastronomen an der Universität zu Wien ... show more
Beyträge zur Praktischen Astronomie, in verschiedenen Beobachtungen, Abhandlungen, Methoden: aus den astronomischen Ephemeriden des Herrn Abbé Maximilian Hell, berühmten Kaiserl. Königl. Hofastronomen an der Universität zu Wien ...
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Kurtze Einleitung zur Erkenntniß und Gebrauch der Himmels- und Erd-Kugeln : den Anfängern in Erlernung der Astronomie und Geographie zum Besten abgefaßt
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Historischer Buchbestand der FB Astronomie
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Tabvlæ Rudolphinæ, qvibvs astronomicæ scientiæ, temporum longinquitate collapsæ restauratio continetur: a Phœnice illo astronomorum Tychone, ex illustri & generosa Braheorum in regno Daniæ familia oriundo equite, primum animo concepta et destinata anno Christi MDLXIV, ... tracta per annos XXV, ... Tandem traducta in Germaniam, in que aulam et nomen Rudolphi Imp. anno MDIIC. ; tabulas ipsas, iam et nuncupatas, et affectas, sed morte authoris sui anno MDCI. ; desertas, iussu et stipendiis fretus trium Imppp. Rudolphi, Matthiæ, Ferdinandi, annitentibus hæredibus Braheanis ; ex fundamentis observationum relictarum ... continuis multorum annorum speculationibus, & computationibus, primum Pragæ Bohemorum continuavit
Johannes Kepler (December 27, 1571 in the City of Weil, † 15 November 1630 in Regensburg) was a German philosopher, mathematician, astronomer, astrologer, opticians and Protestant theologian.
Johannes Kepler discovered the laws of planetary motion,... show more
Johannes Kepler (December 27, 1571 in the City of Weil, † 15 November 1630 in Regensburg) was a German philosopher, mathematician, astronomer, astrologer, opticians and Protestant theologian.
Johannes Kepler discovered the laws of planetary motion, Kepler's laws are named after him. In mathematics, a numerical method for computing integrals after him Kepler Fassregel named. With its introduction to computing with logarithms Kepler contributed to the spread of this new calculation method in Germany. He also made the appearance to the subject of scientific investigation and helped to prove the statements made to the telescopic discoveries of his contemporary Galileo Galilei.
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