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Uraniborg was an
astronomical observatory and
alchemy laboratory established and
operated by the
Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe. It was the
first custom-built...
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granted Tycho an
estate on the
island of Hven and the
money to
build Uraniborg, the
first large observatory in
Christian Europe. He
later worked underground...
- ways in the same inscription.: 15 The
Renaissance scientific building Uraniborg has been
interpreted as an
astrological talisman to
support the work and...
- Kyrkbacken. The
island is best
known as the
location of the
observatories Uraniborg and Stjerneborg, both of
which were
established and
operated by the Danish...
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observatories in Berlin, Budapest, Bucharest, Vienna, Zürich, Antwerp, and
Uraniborg on the
island of Hven. The main belt
asteroid (30) Urania was also named...
- Verlag, ISBN 978-1-4613-8264-5 T****n,
Victor E. (1990). The Lord of
Uraniborg. Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press. ISBN 978-0-521-35158-4. (A biography...
- concepts. The
earliest research institute in
Europe was
Tycho Brahe's
Uraniborg complex on the
island of Hven, a 16th-century
astronomical laboratory...
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gaining the
patronage of King
Frederick II of Denmark,
Tycho built the
Uraniborg observatory at
enormous cost. Over a
period of
fifteen years (1576–91)...
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astronomical positions of the Sun and Moon
observed by
Tycho Brahe at his
Uraniborg observatory on the
island of Ven,
while Sweden used it from 1739 to 1844...
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turned out to be a
minor disaster, but the
observatory at his residence,
Uraniborg, drew
students from all over Europe. From 1576
until his
expulsion by...
