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  1. Giovanni Domenico Cassini: An entry from Gale's <i>Science and Its Times</i> by Stephen D. Norton, 2001
  2. Cassini, Giovanni Domenico: An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's <i>Macmillan Reference USA Science Library: Space Sciences</i> by Stephen J. Edberg, 2002
  3. Selenographers: Gerard Kuiper, Selenography, Johannes Hevelius, Giovanni Domenico Cassini, Edmund Neville Nevill, Johann Heinrich Von Mädler
  4. French Astrologers: Gersonides, Pierre Gassendi, Dane Rudhyar, Michel Gauquelin, Giovanni Domenico Cassini, Serge Raynaud de la Ferriere
  5. People From the Province of Imperia: Luciano Berio, Carlo Amoretti, Mario Bava, Giovanni Domenico Cassini, Pasquale Anfossi, Claudio Scajola
  6. Discoverers of Moons: Galileo Galilei, Christiaan Huygens, Gerard Kuiper, William Herschel, Giovanni Domenico Cassini, Edward Emerson Barnard
  7. Jean Domenique Cassini and his world map of 1696, by Lloyd Arnold Brown, 1941
  8. Cassini?Huygens: NASA, European Space Agency, Italian Space Agency, Robotic spacecraft, Saturn, Moons of Saturn, Spacecraft, Giovanni Domenico Cassini, Huygens probe, Christiaan Huygens, Telemetry
  9. Traite De La Comete: Qui A Paru En Decembre 1743 (1744) (French Edition) by Jean Phillipe Loys De Cheseaux, Jacques Cassini, et all 2010-02-17
  10. Traite De La Comete: Qui A Paru En Decembre 1743 (1744) (French Edition) by Jean Phillipe Loys De Cheseaux, Jacques Cassini, et all 2010-09-10
  11. Traite De La Comete: Qui A Paru En Decembre 1743 (1744) (French Edition) by Jean Phillipe Loys De Cheseaux, Jacques Cassini, et all 2010-09-10
  12. MAPS AND THE IDEAS THEY EXPRESS.: An entry from Charles Scribner's Sons' <i>New Dictionary of the History of Ideas</i> by Norman Thrower, 2005

81. The Cassini-Huygens Mission To Saturn And Titan
giovanni cassini discovered this division in 1675. 1676 giovanni cassini discoversa gap in the rings which would later be named the cassini Division.
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Planetary Forum
Historical Background of Saturn's Rings
Saturn's ring structure and relative positions of Saturn's moons. Click on the images to view it ats its highest resolution (90K). It is recommended to view this image while reading the information below. This image is courtesy of David Seal (JPL).
Introduction
- Galileo Galilei becomes the first to observe Saturn's rings with his 20-power telescope. He thought the rings were "handles" or large moons on either side of the planet. He said "I have observed the highest planet [Saturn] to be tripled-bodied. This is to say that to my very great amazement Saturn was seen to me to be not a single star, but three together, which almost touch each other".
Sketch of Saturn by Galileo in 1610
- Galileo was astounded when he found that the rings he first observed a couple of years earlier had now disappeared. He wrote "I do not know what to say in a case so surprising, so unlooked for and so novel". The rings were, in fact, edge-on from Earth's perspective. Galileo inadvertently became the first person to observe a Saturn ring plane crossing. - Galileo now observes the rings as two half ellipses. He wrote "The two companions are no longer two small perfectly round globes ... but are present much larger and no longer round ... that is, two half ellipses with two little dark triangles in the middle of the figure and contiguous to the middle globe of Saturn, which is seen, as always, perfectly round".

82. Ordliste
cassini, giovanni Domenico 16251712 (også kalt Jean Dominique) Italienskfødt franskastronom og første bestyrer ved l'Observatoire de Paris; oppdaget fire
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Ordliste
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Adams, John Couch
Engelsk astronom og matematiker som i en alder av 24 år var den første til å forutsi at det måtte finnes en planet bak Uranus . Dessverre for ham unnlot han å publisere dette. Galle bekreftet Neptuns eksistens basert på uavhengige beregninger av Le Verrier 4k jpg
akkresjon
Oppsamling av støv og gass i større legemer som stjerner, planeter og måner.
albedo
Forholdet mellom reflektert og innkommende lys for et legeme, et mål på reflektivitet eller intrinsikk lysstyrke av et objekt. En hvit, perfekt reflekterende flate vil ha en albedo på 1.0, mens en perfekt totalabsorberende sort flate har en albedo på 0.0.
albedo-formasjon
En mørk eller lys markering på et legemes overflate som muligens ikke er en geologisk eller topografisk formasjon.
antipodal-punkt
Punktet på diametralt motsatt side av planeten.
aphel
Punktet i en planetbane som er lengst vekk fra Solen. For objekter i bane rundt Jorden brukes tilsvarende betegnelsen apogee ; mens apoapsis brukes for andre legemer. (Det motsatte av perihel
Arago, Dominique Francois Jean

83. Astronomers C
stars. cassini, giovanni Domenico (16251712) - Italian astronomerwho became the director of the Royal Observatory in Paris. He
http://www.pa.msu.edu/people/horvatin/Astronomers/astronomers_c.htm
  • Cannon, Annie Jump (1863-1941) - American astronomer who with colleagues at Harvard Observatory created the classification system used to identify the spectral types of stars. Cassini, Giovanni Domenico (1625-1712) - Italian astronomer who became the director of the Royal Observatory in Paris. He is credited with the discovery of 4 smaller moons of Saturn, and in 1672 calculating a parallax of Mars that resulted in a earth/sun distance that was accepted into the eighteenth century. Chandrasekhar, Subrahmanyan (1910-1975) - Indian-American astronomer who primarily studied white dwarf stars. He established a limit to the amount of mass such a star is capable of having: 1.4 times the mass of the sun. This figure is known as the "Chandrasekhar Limit". Christy, James - American astronomer who in 1978 from the U.S. Naval Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona discovered the moon of Pluto, named Charon.

84. Blauer Punkt Im All - Personen
Translate this page Dircktor der NASA. C Index. cassini, giovanni Domenico, 08.06.1625in Perinaldo bei Nizza, bis 14.09.1712 in Paris. Er war Professor
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Brahe , Tycho, 14.12.1446 in Knudstrup bis 24.10. 1601 in Prag. Der aus einer reichen Adelsfamilie stammende Däne, studierte an mehreren deutschen Universitäten Astronomie und Mathematik. 1570 kehrte er nach Dänemark zurück und begann seine naturwissenschaftlichen Arbeiten. Der König unterstützte seine Arbeiten mit dem Bau einer Sternwarte, auf der Insel Hvenus. Bei seinen Positionsbestimmungen erzielte er eine Genauigkeit von 2 Bogenminuten. Er folgte den Ruf des Kaisers Rudolf II nach Prag wo er auf Johannes Kepler traf. Braun , Werher von, 23.03.1912 in Wirsitz bei Posen bis 16.06.1977 Washington. Bereits in der Jugend wandte sich, der Sohneines Regierungsbeamten, der Raketenentwicklung zu und gehörte schon 1930 unter Rudolf Nebel zu den Begründern des Raketenflugplatzes Berlin-Reinickendorf. Im laufe des 2. Weltkrieges entwickelte er die "A4", besser bekannte unter V2. 1945 kam er in die USA wo er Leiter der Raketenentwicklung der Armee wurde. 1960 bis 1970 war er Dirktor des Marshall Space Flight Centers in Huntsville, Alabama und bis 1972 stellv. Dircktor der NASA.
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Cassini , Giovanni Domenico, 08.06.1625 in Perinaldo bei Nizza, bis 14.09.1712 in Paris. Er war Professor für Mathematik und Astronomie im Bologna - 1650 - und führte dort schon Kometenbeobachtungen durch. Um 1663 beschäftigte er sich mit der Rotation und der Abplattung des Jupiter sowie der Oberfläche des Mars und den Pahasengestalten der Venus. König Ludwig der XIV, berief Cassini nach Paris um dort die neugebaute Sternwarte zuleiten. Dort entdeckte er vier neue Saturnmonde und untersuchte das Ringsystem des Saturn. Cassini begründete über mehrere Jahrzehnte hinweg eine astronomische Schule, welche von seinen Nachfahren weiter geführt wurde. Erst die französische Revolution von 1793 beendete diese Ära.

85. The Nine Planets Glossary
cassini, giovanni Domenico 16251712 (alias Jean Dominique) Italienskfødt franskastronom og den første leder af Royal Observatory in Paris; opdager af fire
http://www.systime.dk/cd/orbit/deniplaneter/nineplanets/help.html
Ordliste
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A
Adams, John Couch
Engelsk astronom og matematiker som i en alder af 24 var den første til at forudsige positionen af en planet udenfor Uranus . Men desværre offentliggjorde Adams ikke sin forudsigelse. Galle bekræftede eksistensen af Neptun baseret på en uafhængig beregning udført af Le Verrier 4k jpg
akkretion
Akkumulation af støv og gas ind i større legemer sådan som stjerner, planeter og måner.
albedo
Forholdet mellem reflekteret og indkommende lys for et legeme, et mål for reflektiviteten eller den egentlige klarhed af et objekt (en hvid, perfekt reflekterende flade vil have en albedo på 1,0, mens en perfekt totalabsorberende sort flade har en albedo på 0,0).
albedo-formation
En mørk eller lys markering på overfladen af et objekt, der måske ikke er en geologisk eller topografisk formation.
antipodal-punkt
Punktet som ligger på den diametralt modsatte side af planeten.
aphelium
Punktet i en planets bane, hvor den er længst væk fra Solen. Når det drejer sig om objekter i bane om Jorden bruges betegnelsen apogæum , mens betegnelsen apoapsis bruges for andre legemer. (det modsatte af

86. Cassini, Gian Domenico [Cassini I]
Catalog of the Scientific Community cassini, Gian Domenico cassiniI. Note the creators of the Galileo Project and this catalogue
http://es.rice.edu/ES/humsoc/Galileo/Catalog/Files/cassini_gia.html
Catalog of the Scientific Community
Cassini, Gian Domenico [Cassini I]
Note: the creators of the Galileo Project and this catalogue cannot answer email on genealogical questions.
1. Dates
Born: Italy, 1625
Died: France, 1712
Dateinfo: Dates Certain
Lifespan:
2. Father
Occupation: No Information
No information on financial status.
3. Nationality
Birth: Italy
Career: Italy, France
Death: France
4. Education
Schooling: No University
Studied at Vallebone, then at Jesuit college in Genoa and at abbey of San Fructuoso.
Later tutored by Jesuits Giovan Battista Riccioli and Francesco Maria Grimaldi.
I gather there was no university and no B.A.
5. Religion
Affiliation: Catholic (assumed).
6. Scientific Disciplines
Primary: Astronomy
Subordinate: Optics, Hydraulics, Cartography
7. Means of Support
Primary: Academic, Governmental Position, Personal
(see his marriage listed under patronage).
Secondary: Patronage.
1648-69, observed at Panzano Observatory.
1650, Professor of Astronomy at Bologna.
1669- , supported by Académie des Sciences at the Paris Observatory.
8. Patronage

87. International: Italiano: Scienze: Fisica: Astronomia: Astronomi: Cassini,_Giovan
Translate this page In Tutta la Directory.
http://open-site.org/International/Italiano/Scienze/Fisica/Astronomia/Astronomi/
Open Site The Open Encyclopedia Project Pagina Principale Aggiungi Contenuti Diventa Editore In tutta la Directory Solo in Astronomi/Cassini,_Giovanni_Domenico Autore
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International Italiano Scienze ... Astronomi : Cassini, Giovanni Domenico
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88. Ä«½Ã´Ï Cassini
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89. Encyclopædia Britannica
Encyclopædia Britannica, cassini, Gian Domenico Encyclopædia Britannica Article. cassini'searly studies were principally observations of the Sun, but after…,
http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=20982

90. Cassini-Huygens-Kids Space-Amazing Stories
A postcard from Australia was sent by Mary cassini, a distant descendant of Giovannicassini one of the first scientists to study Saturn and after whom the
http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/kids/amazing-dvd.cfm
@import url( "../cassini-l2.css" ); Introduction Activities Amazing Stories Getting Cassini to KSC ... DVD with signatures on way to Saturn Charley Kohlhase left, and Richard Spehalski
As it makes its long, lonely journey through the solar system, the Cassini-Huygens spacecraft is carrying more than just science instruments and sophisticated cameras. Keeping the spacecraft company is the result of a NASA campaign a DVD disk placed onboard the spacecraft containing the signatures of more than a half million well-wishers from 81 nations. These signatures of 616,420 people were recorded onto the disk, then strategically tucked into the side of the Cassini spacecraft. The disk is sandwiched by two pieces of aluminum and covered by a specially decorated patch of protective thermal material. To send signatures into space is not a new concept, but it has never been done on such a widespread scale. Traditionally, spacecraft have carried thin aluminum plates containing scaled down signatures of scientists and engineers involved in creating the project. For example, Voyager 1, the farthest human-made object currently traveling on the outskirts of our solar system, carries six such plates and the Galileo spacecraft, now orbiting Jupiter, carries 11. However, such plates could only hold a maximum of about 900 signatures each not enough to fit the signatures of the more than 8,000 people who worked on the Cassini-Huygens mission. A DVD bearing 616,400 digitized signatures of people from nations around the world

91. MetaEvolutions' Science Corner: CASSINI-Mission

http://www.meta-evolutions.de/pages/science_corner_archiv_000605.html
Die CASSINI-Mission
Rubrik: Raumfahrt
[Beitrag vom 5. Juni 2000] Neben den sehr erfolgreichen Interplanetaren Missionen der US-amerikanischen Raumsonden PIONEER und VOYAGER ist die CASSINI-Mission der NASA eines der bedeutendsten Projekte dieser Tage. Obwohl die eigentliche Mission, deren Hauptziel die Erforschung des Planeten Saturn und dessen Mond Titan ist, offiziell erst 1. Januar 2004 beginnt, gibt es eine Reihe von interessanten Fakten, die wir an dieser Stelle im Vorwege einmal näher erläutern möchten: Der Planet Saturn ist aufgrund seiner einzigartigen, sehr umfangreichen Ringstruktur und der Fülle von Monden (zur Zeit sind 31 Satelliten bekannt) eines der interessantesten Objekte in unserem Sonnensystem. Ähnlich dem Jupiter wird Saturn auch in die Klasse der so genannten Gasplaneten eingeordnet. Die Sonde CASSINI besteht aus zwei Einheiten: die eigentliche Sonde und HUYGENS , eine Lande-Einheit für den Saturnmond Titan. CASSINI und HUYGENS sind ein Gemeinschaftsprojekt der NASA und der europäischen Raumfahrtagentur ESA . Die beiden Raumfahrzeuge, die mit rund 5,60 t Gewicht wahre Giganten sind, wurden am 15. Oktober 1997 mit einer Titan IV/Centaur-Rakete von der Cape Canaveral Air Force Station gestartet.

92. Glossário

http://www.if.ufrj.br/teaching/astron/help.html
A
B C D ... Z
A
Adams, John Couch
Urano Galle Netuno Le Verrier ... 4k jpg
albedo marca de albedo
apogeu
(AU)
km Terra ao Sol
atmosfera
bars
aurora aurora boreal
vento solar
B
bar
atmosfera = 1.02 kg/cm2 = 100 kilopascal = 14.5 lbs/pol quadrada.
Barnard, Edward Emerson Barsoom
Nome local do planeta Marte nos livros de Edgar Rice Burroughs.
Bode, Johann
"Lei de Bode"
Bond, William Cranch
Saturno e (com Lassell ) descobriu seu Hyperion
Brahe, Tycho
Kepler 141k jpg 38k jpg mais
C
caldera carbonato Cassini, Giovanni Domenico
Real de Paris ; descobridor de quatro das luas de Saturno Tethys Dione Rhea e 13k jpg mais
catena
cadeia de crateras
cavus chaos chasma
canyon.
cromosfera
solar entre a fotosfera e a coroa
colles
pequenas colinas
coma
cometa ativo
Congresso
ptolomaica 470k html/gif 12k gif 129k jpg ... mais
coroa coroa solar
solar Sol a fim de permitir o estudo da fraca atmosfera solar.
cratera
meteorito
D
densidade disco efeito Doppler dinossauros
ou cometa
direto dorsum
ridge.
E
excentricidade Einstein, Albert
Teorias Especial e Geral da Relatividade velocidade da luz 96k gif
elipse
oval. Foi

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