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Briefwechsel Zwischen W. Olbers Und F. W. Bessel V2 (1852) (German Edition) by Wilhelm Olbers, Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel, 2010-09-10 Briefwechsel Zwischen W. Olbers Und F. W. Bessel V2 (1852) (German Edition) by Wilhelm Olbers, Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel, 2010-03-19 Briefwechsel Zwischen W. Olbers Und F. W. Bessel V2 (1852) (German Edition) by Wilhelm Olbers, Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel, 2010-09-10 BESSEL, FRIEDRICH (1784-1846): An entry from Gale's <i>World of Earth Science</i> Untersuchungen Über Die Länge Des Einfachen Secundendpendels (German Edition) by Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel, 2010-03-24 Ueber Olbers. In: Astronomische Nachrichten, No. 521, col. (265)-270. by Wilhelm (1758-1840)] BESSEL, Friedrich Wilhelm (1784-1846). [OLBERS, 1844-01-01 Fundamenta Astronomiae Pro Anno MDCCLV Deducta Ex Observationibus Viri Incomparabilis James Bradley in Specula Astronomica Grenovicensi per Annos 1750-1762 Institutis, 1st Edition by Frederich Wilhelm Bessel, 1818-01-01 Tabulae Regiomontanae Reductionum Observationum Astronomicarum Ab Anno 1750 Usque Ad Annum 1850 Computatae (Latin Edition) by Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel, 2010-03-01 Astronomische Untersuchungen (1841) (German Edition) by Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel, 2010-09-10 Briefwechsel Zwischen Alexander Von Humboldt Und Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel (Beitraege zur Alexander-von-Humboldt-Forschung) (German Edition) Aussenseiter: Berichte von anderen Lebenswegen: Dorothea Lynde Dix, Georg W. Carver, Johann Gottlieb Fichte, Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel, Leonora Christina ... Jean-Franois Champollion, Sonja Kowalewska by Herta Schlegtendal, 1990 Der Briefwechsel zwischen Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel by Jürgen W. Koch, 2000 Versuche über die Kraft mit welcher die Erde Körper von verschiedener Beschaffenheit anzieht by Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel, 2006-10-31 Tabulae Regiomontanae Reductionum: Observationum Astronomicarum ab Anno 1750 Usque ad Annum 1850 Computae by Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel, 1830

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41. Der Briefwechsel Zwischen Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel Und Johann Georg Repsold Komm
    Translate this page Der Briefwechsel zwischen Friedrich wilhelm bessel und Johann GeorgRepsold Kommentierte Übertragung der Brieftexte (Book on Demand).  
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42. Rzm12_22
    Translate this page Zum 150. Todestag von Friedrich wilhelm bessel. Klaus Biener. Literatur Wattenberg,D. Vom Kaufmannslehrling zum Astronomen - Friedrich wilhelm bessel.  
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43. BESSEL, FRIEDRICH WILHELM
    bessel, FRIEDRICH wilhelm. of November 1472, at Ravenna. bessel, FRIEDRICHwilhelm (1784—1846), German astronomer, was born at Minden.  
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    Extractions: of November 1472, at Ravenna. Bessarion was one of the most learned scholars of his time. Besides his translations of Aristotle’s Metaphysics and Xenophon’s Memorabilia, his most important work is a treatise directed against George of Trebizond, a violent Aristotelian, entitled In Cal umni atorem Platonis. Bessarion, though a Platonist, is not so thoroughgoing in his admiratio’-’ as Gemistus Pletho, and rather strives after a reconciliation of the two philosophies. His work, by opening up the relations of Platonism to the main questions of religion, contributed greatly to the extension of speculative thought in the department of theology. His library, which contained a very extensive collection of Greek MSS., was presented by him to the senate of Venice, and formed the nucleus of the famous library of St Mark. See A. M. Bandini, Dr Vita et Rebus Gestis Bessarionis (17~7); H. Vast, Le Cardinal Bessarion (1878); E. Legrand, Bibliographie Hellinique (1885); G. Voigt, Die Wiederbelebung des klassischen Altertu,ns, ii. (1893); on Bessarion at the councils of Ferrara and Florence, A. Sadov, Bessarion de Nicée (1883); on his philosophy, monograph by A. Kandelos (in Greek: Athens, i888); most of his works are in Migne, Patrologia Graeca, clxi. BESSEGES, a town. of south-eastern France, in the department of Gard, on the Cbze, 20 m. north of Alais by rail. Pop. (1906) 7662. The town is important for its coal-mines, blastfurnaces and iron-works.

44. Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel
    Translate this page Friedrich wilhelm bessel (1784 - 1846) Matemático e astrônomo alemãonascido em Minden, amigo de Gauss e professor de Ludwig  
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45. Bessel, Friedrich Wilhelm
    bessel, Friedrich wilhelm (17841846). German astronomer and mathematician,the first person to find the approximate distance to  
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    Extractions: Bessel's work laid the foundations of a more accurate calculation of the scale of the universe and the sizes of stars, galaxies, and clusters of galaxies. In addition, he made a fundamental contribution to positional astronomy (the exact measurement of the position of celestial bodies), to celestial mechanics (the movements of stars), and to geodesy (the study of the Earth's size and shape). In 1840 he predicted the existence of Neptune.

46. Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel
    Friedrich wilhelm bessel (17841846) was a German astronomer and mathematician whois remembered for the functions bearing his name; the bessel functions of  
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    Extractions: Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel (1784-1846) was a German astronomer and mathematician who is remembered for the functions bearing his name; the Bessel functions of first and second order appear on this German stamp. Bessel was the first to measure the parallax of a star (Cygni 61) in 1838, thus making it possible to calculate its distance. Observing the motions of the stars Sirius and Procyon, he deduced that each was orbiting around another, dark star. These dark stars were later found to be white dwarfs.

47. Friedrich Bessel - Wikipedia
    Friedrich bessel. (Redirected from Friedrich wilhelm bessel). Friedrichwilhelm bessel, born July 22 1784 in Minden, Westphalia, died  
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    Extractions: Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Log in Help (Redirected from Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel , born July 22 in Minden Westphalia , died March 17 ) in Königsberg (now Kaliningrad Russia ), German mathematician astronomer , and discoverer of the Bessel functions . He was a contemporary of Gauss Bessel's greatest astronomical achievement was the first successful use of parallax to determine the distance to a star. It had been assumed for some time that this method would be the way that provided the first accurate measurement of interstellar distances, but the difficulties to be overcome were immense. In particular, one had to decide on a star that would be close enough to display a measurable parallax, and then one had to make the very exacting measurement. Other had tried before, and failed, or produced worthless results. Bessel is generally recognized as the first to succeed. In

48. Lawrynowicz K Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel 1784 - 1846
    Translate this page Lawrynowicz K Friedrich wilhelm bessel 1784 - 1846. bessel Friedrich wilhelm Friedrichwilhelm bessel 1784 - 1846. Lawrynowicz K. Gebundene Ausgabe Hardcover  
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49. Lawrynowicz K Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel 1784 - 1846
    Translate this page Lawrynowicz K Friedrich wilhelm bessel 1784 - 1846. Titel Friedrich wilhelmbessel 1784 - 1846. Rubrik bessel Friedrich wilhelm Kategorie  
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50. BESSEL, Friedrich Wilhelm., Fundamenta Astronomiae Pro Anno MDCCLV Deducta Ex Ob
    Nigel Phillips. bessel, Friedrich wilhelm. Fundamenta Astronomiae proanno MDCCLV deducta ex observationibus James Bradley in specula  
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    Extractions: Nigel Phillips BESSEL, Friedrich Wilhelm. Fundamenta Astronomiae pro anno MDCCLV deducta ex observationibus...James Bradley in specula astronomica Grenovicensi per annos 1750 - 1762 institutis. Königsberg: Fr. Nicol, 1818. Folio, pp. (xii), 325, (1). Title and last leaf washed to remove acidity from endpapers of former binding, slight browning and a few spots, library marks at foot of title, two other pages and on edges, but a good copy. Quarter calf antique. FIRST EDITION. The beginning of modern astrometry: a milestone in astronomy. While Bessel was waiting to take up his post as director of the new observatory at Königsberg, he systematically reduced some 60,000 observations made between 1750 and 1762 by James Bradley, and corrected them for the motion of the earth, nutation, and aberration, etc. The resulting catalogue, which Bessel appropriately named Fundamenta astronomiae, gave the mean position of 3222 stars, and set up a reference system for the positions of stars and planets. "This work also gives the proper motions of the stars, as derived from the observations of Bradley, of Piazzi, and of Bessel himself. It constitutes a milestone in the history of astronomical observations, for until then the position of stars could not be given with comparable accuracy: through Bessel's work, Bradley's observations were made to mark the beginning of modern astrometry" (DSB). Parkinson, Breakthroughs, 1818. This item is listed on Bibliopoly by Nigel Phillips ; click

51. Windfair.net: FWBI Friedrich-Wilhelm-Bessel-Institut Forschungsgesellschaft MbH
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53. Bessel, Friedrich Wilhelm
    bessel, Friedrich wilhelm. The parallax of a star, the apparent change of its positionduring the year, can be used to find the star's distance from the Earth.  
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    Extractions: HUTCHINSON ENCYCLOPEDIA Bessel, Friedrich Wilhelm The parallax of a star, the apparent change of its position during the year, can be used to find the star's distance from the Earth. The star appears to change its position because it is viewed at a different angle in July and January. By measuring the angle of parallax, and knowing the diameter of the Earth's orbit, simple geometry can be used to calculate the distance to the star. The technique was developed by the German astronomer Friedrich Bessel. (Image © Helicon) German astronomer and mathematician. He was the first person to find the approximate distance to a star by direct methods when he measured the parallax (annual displacement) of the star 61 Cygni in 1838. In mathematics, he introduced the series of functions now known as Bessel functions.

54. Friedrich Wilhelm BESSEL
    Translate this page Friedrich wilhelm bessel. (1784 - 1846). Nació el 22 de julio de 1784en Minden, Westphalia (ahora Alemania). Desde joven y durante  
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    Extractions: Friedrich Wilhelm BESSEL Nació el 22 de julio de 1784 en Minden, Westphalia (ahora Alemania). Desde joven y durante su trabajo en Bremen comenzó a interesarse por la geografía y navegación considerando el problema de la ubicación de los barcos en el mar. Estos interrogantes lo llevaron a estudiar astronomía, matemáticas y ha comenzar a realizar observaciones para determinar la longitud. En 1804 Bessel escribió un trabajo sobre el cálculo de la órbita del cometa Halley y lo envió a Heinrich Olbers, quien en ese momento era la persona mas experta en cometas, este trabajo impresionó a Olbers quien lo publicó y recomendó a Bessel convertirse en astrónomo profesional. En 1806 comenzó a trabajar en el observatorio Lilienthal cerca a Bremen. En este sitio adquirió gran experiencia en la observación planetaria especialmente de Saturno, sus anillos y satélites. En 1809, a la edad de 26 años se posesionó como director del Nuevo Observatorio Königsberg de Prusia y como profesor de astronomía. Previamente había recibido el doctorado en astronomía de la universidad de Göttingen por recomendación de Gauss.

55. Windmesse: FWBI Friedrich-Wilhelm-Bessel-Institut Forschungsgesellschaft MbH
    Translate this page Windmesse im Internet FWBI Friedrich-wilhelm-bessel-Institut ForschungsgesellschaftmbH Windenergiemesse, Windenergie,Windkraft. Zur Startseite. Marktplatz.  
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56. FW Bessel Research Award
    FW bessel Research Award (Humboldt). 24.1.2002 115/2002 Alexandervon Humboldt Foundation Friedrich wilhelm bessel Research Award.  
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57. Gaster's AstroSWAMP - Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel
    Spät k velikánom astronómie Spät k lekciám Spät na hlavnústránku Tlac Friedrich wilhelm bessel. 22.7.1784 17.3.1846.  
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    Extractions: Spä» k velikánom astronómie Spä» k lekciám Spä» na hlavnú stránku Tlaè F. W. Bessel sa nardoril vo Westfálsku ako syn chudobného vládneho pracovníka. Popri zamestnaní ¹tudoval jazyky, geografiu, princípy navigácie a neskôr astronómiu a matematiku. Pracujúc po nociach napísal v roku 1804 èlánok o Halleyho kométe, kde zostavil model jej dráhy podµa dávnej¹ích meraní. Èlánok poslal astronómovi Wilhelmovi Olbersovi a ten ho umiestnil do svojej novej knihy Monatliche Correspondenz a poprosil Bessela o spoluprácu s observatóriom v Lilenthale. Bessel sa musel rozhodnú» medzi úspe¹nou firmou a prácou na observatóriu. Nakoniec sa vybral do Lilenthalu. ©tyri roky na to ho pruská vláda poverila stavbou prvej nemecej hvezdárne v Konigsbergu. V roku 1810 sa stal profesorom atronómie na Univerzite v Konigsbergu a roku 1813 sa stal riaditeµom hvezdárne, vo funkcii ktorého zotrval a¾ do svojej smrti. V rokoch 1831-32 vykonával merania vo Východnom Prusku, podµa ktorých stanovil hodnotu èíselnej excentricity Zeme na 1/299 a podµa toho vypracoval dovtedy najpresnej¹í model zemského povrchu - Besselov sféroid, ktorý sa pou¾íval viac ako 100 rokov. Pracoval aj v oblasti astrometrie, opierajúc sa o prácu Jamesa Bradleyho zmeral presne polohy 63000 hviezd. Roku 1838 ako prvý zmeral trigonometrickú paralaxu a tým aj vzdialenos» hviezdy 61 Cygni, ktorú odhadol na 10.3 svetelného roka. Roku 1844 predpovedal existenciu neviditeµných sprievodcov Síria a Prokyóna na základe nepravidelností v ich vlastnom pohybe. Obe boli neskôr identifikované ako bieli trpaslíci. Ako prvému sa podarilo úspe¹ne vyu¾i» heliometer, prístroj na meranie zdanlivého priemeru Slnka. Nemali by sme ani zabudnú» na jehp úlohu pri objave planéty Neptún, keï v roku 1840 poukázal na drobné nepravidelnosti v pohybe Uránu, dávajúc ich za vinu existencii ïal¹ej planéty.

58. Sirius B – Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel In 1832 Detected That Sirius Was “wobbling
    Friedrich wilhelm bessel in 1832 came to the conclusion that the position of Siriuswas oscillating in such a way that betrayed the presence of an unseen  
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    Extractions: Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel in 1832 came to the conclusion that the position of Sirius was oscillating in such a way that betrayed the presence of an unseen companion. In 1862 American astronomer and instrument maker Alvan Clark discovered this companion star visually while testing a new 18 inch refractor for Dearborn Observatory. The new star was designated Sirius B . The faintness of this star coupled with its mass (known through its effect on Sirius) indicated that Sirius B was extremely dense. So dense, in fact, that its existence could not be explained by 19 th century physics. Matter of this density was thought to be impossible. Twentieth century atomic theory provides an explanation. The basic proposition is that no two identical electrons can occupy the same space at the same time. We are familiar with the quantized orbits surrounding the nucleus of a normal atom. The lowest orbit can hold no more than two electrons (and they are not identical; they differ in a property known as spin A third electron must go to a higher orbit.

59. Bessel
    Friedrich wilhelm bessel. R Engelman, Abhandlungen von Friedrich wilhelmbessel (Leipzig, 1875). HS Williams, The Great Astronomers (1930).  
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    Extractions: Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous ( Alphabetically) Next Welcome page Bessel determined the positions and proper motions of stars and discovered the parallax of 61 Cygni. He also used a method of mathematical analysis involving what is now known as the Bessel function. Bessel, as a boy, dreamed of travel so he studied languages, geography and the principles of navigation. This led him to study astronomy and mathematics. In 1804 he wrote a paper on Halley 's comet, calculating the orbit from data from observations made in 1607. He sent it to Olbers and it was published. Olbers offered Bessel a post as assistant at the Lilienthal Observatory and after some thought Bessel left the affluence of his commercial job for the poverty of the Observatory post. Bessel also worked out a method of mathematical analysis involving what is now known as the Bessel function. He introduced this in 1817 in his study of a problem of Kepler of determining the motion of three bodies moving under mutual gravitation. In 1824 he developed Bessel functions more fully in a study of planetary perturbations.

60. Bessel
    bessel, Friedrich wilhelm, 17841846. Abhandlungen von Friedrich wilhelm bessel.Hrsg. von Rudolf Englemann in drei banden. Leipzig, W. Englmann, 1875-76.  
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    Extractions: The Expanding Universe In modern times, first German, then English became the principal language of astronomy. Attention shifted from the planets to the stars, then to the immense expanding universe of galaxies, created billions of years ago in a " Big Bang ." Modern scientists, unlike Copernicus or Newton , first use papers in journals to introduce new ideas to their fellow researchers, and then books to spread those ideas to a wider scientific community or the general public. Classic scientific papers and books illustrating this giant step to an expanding universe conclude the display. Bessel, Friedrich Wilhelm Abhandlungen von Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel. Hrsg. von Rudolf Englemann... in drei banden. Leipzig, W. Englmann, 1875-76. Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel, a leading German astronomer and mathematician, was the first person to measure the distance to a star other than a sun. He used the special type of telescope called a heliometer that is shown here in a collection of his astronomical papers. The Dudley Observatory Last Top Next

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