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Christian Pedersen Horrebow (15
April 1718 – 15
September 1776) was a
Danish astronomer of the 18th century. He was a son of
Peder Horrebow, whom he succeeded...
- [Nielsen]
Horrebow (Horrebov) (14 May 1679 – 15
April 1764) was a
Danish astronomer. Born in Løgstør,
Jutland to a poor
family of fishermen,
Horrebow entered...
- Herschel. To the west of
Horrebow is the
crater Robinson. The
crater is
named after Danish astronomer Peder Horrebow.
Horrebow is
roughly circular, but...
- in the
table below.
Horrebow A is
attached to the
southern rim of the crater, and is
overlapped along its
southwest rim by
Horrebow. By
convention these...
- to adulthood. 20 Anne
Margrethe Rossing and
Peder Horrebow 1718 (c.)
Danish astronomer Peder Horrebow and his wife Anne
Margrethe Rossing had a
total of...
- a
transit across the Sun,
eight observations in 1764, and by
Christian Horrebow in 1768. Many
astronomers failed to find any moon
during their observations...
- syndrome, costochondritis,
amongst others In 1872,
Anders Daae and
Christian Horrebow Homann reported an
epidemic of
pleurodynia occurring in the
community of...
- The idea of a
cyclical solar cycle was
first hypothesized by
Christian Horrebow based on his
regular observations of
sunspots made
between 1761 and 1776...
-
efterretninger om Island) is a
natural history of
Iceland by
Danish lawyer Niels Horrebow. It was
published in
Danish in 1752, with an
English translation in 1758...
-
Peder Horrebow. On
further developing Horrebow's method, it
subsequently came to be
known as the
Horrebow-Talcott Method. The so-called
Horrebow-Talcott...
