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asteroid belt. On 6
March 1815,
Olbers discovered a
periodic comet, now
named after him (formally
designated 13P/
Olbers).
Olbers's paradox,
described by him...
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Yoshida (2004-07-31). "13P/
Olbers".
Seiichi Yoshida's
Comet Catalog.
Retrieved 2010-02-24. "Horizons
Batch for 13P/
Olbers (90000226) for
March 2094" (Perihelion...
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Olbers's paradox, also
known as the dark
night paradox or
Olbers and Cheseaux's paradox, is an
argument in
astrophysics and
physical cosmology that says...
- 13P/
Olbers, a
periodic comet Heinrich Wilhelm Matthias Olbers was a
German astronomer Olbers (crater), on the Moon
Olbers, a 200 km
diameter dark albedo...
- of the
crater midpoint that is
closest to
Olbers. The
following craters have been
renamed by the IAU:
Olbers A — See
Glushko (crater). Andersson, L. E...
- Carl Schilling, ed. (1900).
Briefwechsel zwischen Olbers und Gauss:
Erste Abtheilung.
Wilhelm Olbers. Sein
Leben und
seine Werke.
Zweiter Band (in German)...
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official discovery observation at Simeiz.
Honoring Olbers This
minor planet was
named after Heinrich Olbers (1758–1840), a
physician and
amateur astronomer...
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Pallas was
discovered by the
German astronomer Heinrich Wilhelm Matthias Olbers on 28
March 1802, it was
considered to be a planet, as were
other asteroids...
- The
Olbers, one of the
ships that
carried Old
Lutherans to the
Western Hemisphere...
- Earth's atmosphere, the sky is
black day and night. An
illustration of
Olbers'
paradox (see below)
Image of the
central black hole of
Messier 87 taken...
