41. Zeal.com - United States - New - Library - Sciences - Astronomy & Space - Refere A great resource for United States New - Library - Sciences - Astronomy Space - Reference Shelf - History - Astronomers - herschel, caroline. http://www.zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=888154

42. Netcyclo: Herschel, Caroline People H herschel, caroline. herschel, caroline. caroline herschel was born onMarch 16, 1750 in Hanover, Germany. Her father Isaac was a talented musician. http://www.netcyclo.com/people/h/carhersl/carhersl.htm

People H Herschel, Caroline Herschel, Caroline Caroline Lucretia Herschel - a female 18th and 19th Century astronomer and soprano. born: 16 March 1750 in Hanover, Hannover (currently Germany) died: 9 January 1848 in Hanover, Hannover Caroline Herschel was born on March 16, 1750 in Hanover, Germany. Her father Isaac was a talented musician. Isaac Herschel encouraged all six of his children to train in mathematics, French and music. Caroline's mother did not see the need for a girl to become educated and preferred to make Caroline a house servant to the rest of the family. At the age of ten Caroline was stricken with typhus. The disease permanently stunted her growth. Her parents concluded that she would never marry but would live her life as an old maid. Caroline remained in her parents' home until, at the age of twenty-two, her brother, William took her to live with him in Bath, England. Caroline became her brother's housekeeper. William was an accomplished musician and a conductor. He gave Caroline voice lessons and trained her in mathematics as well. Caroline became a well known soprano and began to sing professionally. William's hobby was astronomy and he devoted most of his free time to making more and more powerful telescopes with which to look deeper into space.

43. CAROLINE LUCRETIA HERSCHEL Translate this page caroline LUCRETIA herschel. 1750-1848. Sœur de William herschel, carolineest la cinquième enfant de cette famille de musiciens. http://perso.wanadoo.fr/simoes/christian/biographie/lucretiaherschel.htm

CAROLINE LUCRETIA HERSCHEL Sœur de William Herschel, Caroline est la cinquième enfant de cette famille de musiciens. En 1767, lorsque son père meurt, elle est obligée de tenir maison; elle travaille littéralement comme une esclave. En 1772, William, émigré en Angleterre depuis quelques années, l'invite à venir le rejoindre à Bath. Elle accepte immédiatement et, une fois installée là-bas, elle entreprend une carrière de chanteuse. Cependant, son frère devenu obsédé par l'astronomie réclame constamment son assistance, oubliant les torts qu'il cause à sa carrière. En 1782, William se consacre désormais uniquement à l'astronomie. Il déménage au voisinage de Windsor Castle, où Caroline l'accompagne, mettant ainsi fin à sa carrière musicale. En 1788, William se marie et Caroline est obligée d'aller habiter ailleurs. Cette épreuve est dure à accepter, mais elle n'en continue pas moins sa collaboration au travail astronomique de son frère. Lorsque celui-ci meurt en 1822, elle retourne à Hanovre, où elle habite jusqu'à sa mort. Jusqu'à la fin de ses jours, elle est alerte et bien portante. En 1828, la Royal Society lui décerne sa médaille d'or.

44. The Comets Of Caroline Herschel The Comets Of caroline herschel By Greg Bryant caroline herschel discovered anothercomet on 7th October, 1793, at a brightness of around 5th magnitude. http://gchbryant.tripod.com/Articles/Caroline0597.htm

Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated The Comets Of Caroline Herschel By Greg Bryant Published in the May 1997 issue of Universe The Herschel family is well known in the history of astronomy. Their observations around the turn of the 19th century resulted in the cataloging of thousands of deep sky objects, as well as the discovery of Saturn's moon Enceladus. Caroline Herschel, who assisted her brother William in many of his observations, was quite an achiever in her own right, making the original discoveries of many of the clusters and nebulae in the Herschel catalog. Many deep sky observers may not realise, however, that Caroline also discovered eight comets, six of which bear her name. Comet C/1786 P1 (Herschel) Herschel's first comet discovery came on the night of 1st August, 1786. She found the comet at a magnitude of about 7.5, though poor sky conditions meant that confirmation of the cometary nature of the suspected intruder had to wait until the following night. The first reported naked-eye sighting of Comet Herschel occurred on 17th August, and Charles Messier observed a tail 1.5 degrees long through his telescope the following night. On the next night, 19th August, Caroline's brother, William Herschel, described the comet as being "considerably brighter" than the globular cluster M3, indicating a brightness of between 5th and 6th magnitude. Observations continued through to 26th October. Calculations show that the comet had earlier reached perihelion on 8th July at a distance of only 0.41 AU.

45. William Herschel Museum : History visible light. caroline herschel (1750 1848) I am nothing, I havedone nothing at all; all I am, all I know, I owe to my brother. I http://www.bath-preservation-trust.org.uk/museums/herschel/history.html

Ce site internet est maintenant disponible en Guest Book Search the site Herschel Museum Introduction Tour Appeal Exhibitions ... Visitors Info The William Herschel Museum opened officially on the 13th March 1981 exactly 200 years after the historic discovery of Uranus. The Herschel Society is involved in its activities and the celebrated Dr. Patrick Moore CBE is its patron. William Herschel's Achievements in Astronomy and Science Caroline Herschel (1750 - 1848) "I am nothing, I have done nothing at all; all I am, all I know, I owe to my brother. I am the only tool which he has shaped to his use - a well-trained puppy-dog would have done as much" William Herschel as Musician and Composer Until the age of 40, William Herschel was a prolific composer. Although much of his music is now lost and much of what is known is rarely performed, his musical repertoire ranged between symphonies, chamber music and choral works. He wrote for instruments as diverse as the organ, flute, cello, viola and harpsichord. The King and the Astronomer The Octagon Chapel, Bath

46. Caroline Herschel: Astronomer And Scientist caroline herschel astronomer and scientist. caroline herschel fullterms. Review the full terms by clicking here. caroline herschel. http://co.essortment.com/carolinehersche_renb.htm

Caroline Herschel: astronomer and scientist Caroline Herschel was a woman astronomer and scientist that lived during both the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. She is best known for her major contribution to the study of comets. Caroline Lucretia Herschel was born in Hanover, Germany on March 16, 1750, the daughter of Isaac and Anna Isle Moritzen Herschel. Her father, Isaac, was a gardener by trade to support his family, but he was also a clever musician, an oboist in the Hanovarian Foot Guards, rising to the position of bandmaster. Although he had no formal education, he strove to educate his four sons and two daughters and encouraged them all to learn mathematics, French, and music. Anna, however, looked upon education with disdain. While she reluctantly accepted that her four sons should receive some education, she strongly objected to her daughters receiving any education beyond that of basic housekeeping. While her brothers were all raised to be musicians, Caroline had a thirst for knowledge that her father tried to satisfy, despite her mother’s strong opposition. bodyOffer(27649) Tragedy struck Caroline at the age of ten and she contracted Typhus, which stunted her growth so that she never grew past four foot three inches tall. Because of her deformity, her father told her that she would never marry and would live out her life without a mate. This prediction became true, but she had many lifelong friends and admirers.

47. Caroline Herschel's Deep Sky Objects caroline herschel's Deep Sky Objects. Besides and before assisting herbrother, William herschel, in his great Deep Sky survey starting http://www.obspm.fr/messier/xtra/similar/cher.html

Caroline Herschel's Deep Sky Objects Besides and before assisting her brother, William Herschel, in his great Deep Sky survey starting in late 1782, Caroline Herschel herself was an avid astronomical observer, and discoverer of comets (she originally found 8 of them) and deepsky objects. William Herschel has included her discoveries in his catalog , and assigned numbers to them. M NGC Herschel RA Dec Con Type NGC 205 H V.18 00:40.4 +41:41 And G E5p NGC 225 H VIII.78 00:43.4 +61:47 Cas OC NGC 253 H V.1 00:47.6 -25:17 Scl G Sc NGC 381 H VIII.64 01:08.3 +61:35 Cas OC NGC 659 H VIII.65 01:44.2 +60:42 Cas OC NGC 891 H V.19 02:22.6 +42:21 And G Sb (according to W.H. Smyth) NGC 2349 H VII.27 07:10.0 -08:37 Mon non-existent NGC 2360 H VII.12 07:17.8 -15:37 CMa OC M 48 NGC 2548 H VI.22 08:13.8 -05:48 Hya OC NGC 6633 H VIII.72 18:27.7 +06:43 Oph OC NGC 7380 H VIII.77 22:47.0 +58:06 Cep C+N NGC 7789 H VI.30 23:57.0 +56:44 Cas OC Unless otherwise noted, the Caroline Herschel findings were looked up in John Herschel's General Catalogue.

48. Zzzebra - Ideenbank Für Kinder - Caroline Herschel Translate this page caroline herschel. In dieser Zeit trat caroline herschel als Sängerinauf und half Wilhelm bei der Konstruktion seines Teleskops. http://www.zzzebra.de/index.asp?themaid=386&titelid=2622

49. CAROLINE HERSCHEL (1750 - 1848) Translate this page caroline herschel (1750 - 1848). 2. Teil. Am 9. Januar 1848 stirbt caroline herschelin Hannover. Literatur -The Scientific Papers of Sir William herschel Bd. http://www.avgoe.de/Nachtschicht/1999/C_Herschel2.html

Fortsetzung aus Rundbrief Nr. 3/98: CAROLINE HERSCHEL (1750 - 1848) 2. Teil Exkurs: Das 40-füßige Teleskop Caroline gibt eine lebhafte Darstellung des Durcheinanders, das während des Baus das Leben der Herschels vollkommen bestimmt. Eine Besonderheit des 40-Füßers ist der Einblick von vorn ("front view"), bei dem mit einem etwas außerhalb der optischen Achse angebrachten Okular ohne Umweg über einen Fangspiegel direkt auf den Hauptspiegel geblickt wird. Für die solchermaßen verbesserte Lichtausbeute nimmt Herschel gern eine leicht verzerrte Abbildung in Kauf. Für über 50 Jahre soll das Riesengerüst vor dem Haus der Herschels in Slough das Landschaftsbild bestimmen und unzählige Touristen anlocken (das Teleskop wird mit dem Koloß von Rhodos verglichen), tatsächlich ist seine Bedeutung für die praktische astronomische Arbeit Herschels gering, da es Temperaturschwankungen gegenüber empfindlich ist, mindestens drei Personen für seinen Betrieb nötig sind und der Spiegel schnell beschlägt und ständig poliert werden muß. 1815 findet die letzte Beobachtung mit dem 40-Füßer statt, und 1839 wird es von John Herschel mit einer kleinen Zeremonie abgebaut. Die eigenen Entdeckungen Seit dem Umzug der Herschels nach Datchet bei Windsor im Jahre 1782 steht Caroline ein eigener Refraktor zur Verfügung, der sie ermutigen soll, auf eigene Faust nach Kometen zu suchen, aber zunächst macht sie sich nur halbherzig an ihre "sweeps"

50. CAROLINE HERSCHEL (1750 - 1848) Translate this page caroline herschel (1750 - 1848) Teil 1. Kindheit und Jugend in Hannover Dieastronomische Arbeit caroline herschel als Assistentin ihres Bruders. http://www.avgoe.de/Nachtschicht/1998/c_herschel1.html

CAROLINE HERSCHEL (1750 - 1848) Teil 1 Kindheit und Jugend in Hannover Caroline Lucrezia Herschel kommt am 16. März 1750 als Tochter des Militärmusikers Isaak Herschel und dessen Frau Anna Ilse Herschel, geb. Moritzen, zur Welt. Isaak Herschel hatte ursprünglich Gärtner werden sollen, schaffte es aber, sich mit großer Energie und Beharrlichkeit seinen Traum vom Leben als Berufsmusiker zu erfüllen. Nach Zwischenstationen in Berlin und Braunschweig, wo ihm offenbar übermäßiger militärischer Drill das Leben schwer machte, ließ er sich 1731 als Angehöriger des Musikkorps des Königlichen Garderegiments in Hannover nieder. Während die Persönlichkeit der Mutter in den Schilderungen Carolines blaß bleibt oder sogar einen eher negativen Anstrich bekommt , wird der Vater recht liebevoll als ausgeglichener und sympathischer Mann beschrieben, der nicht nur die musikalische Begabung seiner Kinder nach Möglichkeiten fördert, sondern auch deren naturwissenschaftliches Interesse. Diskussionen über Musiktheorie, Mathematik und Philosophie sind im Hause Herschel an der Tagesordnung. Caroline ist die Zweitjüngste der sechs (von ursprünglich zehn) überlebenden Geschwister und entwickelt eine besonders herzliche Beziehung zu ihrem fünf Jahre jüngeren Bruder Johann Dietrich (13.9.1755) und zu dem zwölf Jahre älteren Friedrich Wilhelm (15.11.1738). Ihre Kindheit wird durch den Siebenjährigen Krieg (1756 - 1763) überschattet, der zunächst einmal die Trennung vom Vater und ihrem Lieblingsbruder Wilhelm mit sich bringt und in dessen weiterem Verlauf es 1757 zur Besetzung Hannovers durch die Franzosen kommt, die zwei Jahre andauern soll. Mit Unterstützung seines Vaters setzt sich Wilhelm Herschel, seit 1753 Oboist bei der Hannoverschen Garde, im Herbst 1757 in Begleitung seines älteren Bruders Heinrich Anton Jakob (20.11.1734) nach England ab.

51. No. 221: Caroline Herschel No. 221 caroline herschel by John H. Lienhard William and caroline herschelwere brother and sister, born in 1738 and 1750 in Hanover. http://www.uh.edu/engines/epi221.htm

No. 221: CAROLINE HERSCHEL by John H. Lienhard Click here for audio of Episode 221. Today, a quiet lady maps the heavens. The University of Houston's College of Engineering presents this series about the machines that make our civilization run, and the people whose ingenuity created them. W illiam and Caroline Herschel were brother and sister, born in 1738 and 1750 in Hanover. Both were trained as musicians, and William moved to England when he was 19 to find work as an organist. Caroline's father assured her that she was was not pretty enough to marry, and her mother discouraged her bookishness. Her brother rescued her from all that in 1772 and brought her to England, where he'd become a well-established musician. William turned her loose to study, and study she did. She learned English, more music, mathematics and accounting, and together they studied astronomy. William also forced her to learn the artifices of English society. She complained that English flower shows were: a subject on which the wondrous female mind ... for months before and after, is absorbed in ecstatic contemplation.

52. Herschel. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001 Sir William’s sister, caroline Lucretia herschel, caroline Lucretia herschel,1750–1848, discovered eight comets and three nebulae and from 1772 http://www.bartleby.com/65/he/Herschel.html

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53. Carolyn Herschel caroline herschel. caroline herschel Celestial Cinderella The storyof caroline Lucretia Hershel is a Cinderella fairy tale. But http://www.womanastronomer.com/caroline_herschel.htm

"However long we live, life is short, so I work. And however important man becomes, he is nothing compared to the stars. There are secrets, dear sister, and it is for us to reveal them." Caroline Herschel Caroline Herschel - Celestial Cinderella The story of Caroline Lucretia Hershel is a Cinderella fairy tale. But it wasn’t a prince bearing a glass slipper that changed her life. It was the glass of telescopes and a prince of a brother that saved her from a cindery existence. Caroline, nicknamed Lina, was born in Hanover, Germany on March 16, 1750, the fifth of six children of Isaac Herschel and Anna Ilse Moritzen. Isaac, an oboist and gardener, gave his daughter a rudimentary education, despite his wife's disapproval. Caroline suffered childhood diseases which scarred her for life. At age three, her cheeks were scar-pocked and her left eye was slightly disfigured by Smallpox. Her diminutive height of 4'3" was caused by Typhus at the age of 10. Her father told her she would never marry and her mother's plans for her were that of maid. When Caroline was 22, it was her favorite brother, Freidrich Wilhelm (nicknamed Fritz and later known as William), who rescued her from a dreary existence as their mother's scullery maid. He had moved to England seven years earlier where he had made a life for himself as a musician. On a visit to Hanover, he vowed to save his dear "Lina" and brought her with him upon his return to Bath, England.

54. ASP: Women In Astronomy: An Introductory Resource Guide table of contents. herschel, caroline (17501848). Alic herschel, M. Memoirsand Correspondence of caroline herschel. 1876, Appleton. Higgins http://www.astrosociety.org/education/resources/womenast_bib04.html

home education SEARCH ASP SITE: Education Topics: Programs Activities Resources The Universe in ... Staff Women in Astronomy: An Introductory Resource Guide Geller, Margaret Ames, Joan. Mastery: Interviews with 30 Remarkable People. 1997, Rudra Press. Geller, Margaret. "The Big Picture" in Natural History, Feb. 2000, vol. 109, p. 74. Goldsmith, Donald The Astronomers . 1991, St. Martin's Press. The chapter entitled "Mapping the Universe" profiles Geller's life and work. Greenstein, George Portraits of Discovery. 1998, John Wiley. Chapter 8 of this collection of biographical articles is about Margaret Geller and John Huchra. Lemonick, Michael The Light at the Edge of the Universe. 1993, Villard/Random House. See especially Chapter 3. Origins . 1990, Harvard U. Press. Overbye, Dennis Lonely Hearts of the Cosmos.

55. Caroline Herschel Translate this page Astronomía Autodidacta, PRINCIPAL. caroline Lucretia herschel. © 2001. Un planetamenor a sido llamado Lucrecia en honor a caroline Lucretia herschel. http://almaak.tripod.com/biografias/CHerschel.htm

Astronomía Autodidacta PRINCIPAL Caroline Lucretia Herschel © 2001. Carlos Andrés Carvajal T. Astrónomo Autodidacta. Nació el 16 de marzo de 1750 en Hannover. Hermana de William Herschel, recibió de su padre una educación que la hizo interesar por la música y las ciencias. Después de la ocupación francesa de Hannover quedó bajo el control de su madre quien la envió a estudiar y la mantuvo ocupada con las labores de la casa. Posteriormente su padre regreso de la guerra y ella se mantuvo a su servicio hasta su muerte en 1767. Después de la muerte de su padre por fin tomó el control de su propia vida y estudió modistería y otras artes. En 1772 Caroline se unió a su hermano William en Bath, allí él tenía la música como profesión y siempre muy cercano a su hermana le enseñó canto. En la medida en que William en sus tiempos libres se involucraba mas y mas en la astronomía le enseño a Caroline lecciones de matemáticas e inglés. Además de cantante, Caroline ayudaba a su hermano en actividades musicales y disfrutaban el tiempo libre con la construcción de telescopios. En la medida que pasaba el tiempo ella iba ahondando sus estudios de matemáticas, álgebra, trigonometría y astronomía. La astronomía paso de ser una entretención para William una vez que descubrió Urano y comenzó a recibir pagos de la corona por su trabajo por el año de 1785, Caroline a su vez también abandonó sus múltiples actividades para dedicarse de lleno a la astronomía, se encargó con un pequeño telescopio de la búsqueda de cometas.

56. Gli Oggetti Del Cielo Profondo Di Caroline Herschel Translate this page Gli oggetti del cielo profondo di caroline herschel. Durante e dopoil periodo trascorso ad aiutare il fratello William herschel http://astrolink.mclink.it/messier/xtra/similar/cher.html

Gli oggetti del cielo profondo di Caroline Herschel Durante e dopo il periodo trascorso ad aiutare il fratello William Herschel nella sua grande Deep Sky survey iniziata alla fine del 1782, Caroline Herschel stessa fu un'avida osservatrice e scopritrice di comete ed oggetti del cielo profondo. William Herschel incluse le sue scoperte nel suo catalogo M NGC Herschel AR Dec Cos Tipo NGC 205 H V.18 00:40.4 +41:41 And G E5p NGC 225 H VIII.78 00:43.4 +61:47 Cas OC NGC 253 H V.1 00:47.6 -25:17 Scl G Sc NGC 381 H VIII.64 01:08.3 +61:35 Cas OC NGC 659 H VIII.65 01:44.2 +60:42 Cas OC NGC 2349 H VII.27 07:10.0 -08:37 Mon inesistente NGC 2360 H VII.12 07:17.8 -15:37 CMa OC M 48 NGC 2548 H VI.22 08:13.8 -05:48 Hya OC NGC 6633 H VIII.72 18:27.7 +06:43 Oph OC NGC 7380 H VIII.77 22:47.0 +58:06 Cep C+N NGC 7789 H VI.30 23:57.0 +56:44 Cas OC Scrivetemi Altri cataloghi storici del cielo profondo Altri cataloghi ed elenchi del cielo profondo Hartmut Frommert ... spider@seds.org Edizione italiana a cura di Mario Farina Mario.F@mclink.it

57. Il Catalogo Di Herschel Translate this page Alla sorella di Wilhelm herschel, caroline, che lo assistì nella registrazione delleosservazioni, va il merito della scoperta di alcuni oggetti presenti nel http://astrolink.mclink.it/messier/xtra/similar/herschel.html

Il catalogo di oggetti del cielo profondo di Wilhelm Herschel Si ringrazia Bill Arnett David Bishop La selezione dell'Astronomical League di 400 oggetti di Herschel, per i quali l'AL ha ottenuto l' Herschel Award La lista completa di 2500 oggetti (attualmente 2514), compilata in origine, secondo David, da frate Lucian J. Kemble (un francescano che allora viveva a Cochrane, Canada, poi trasferitosi a Lumsden, Saskaschewan, Canada), ma andata parzialmente perduta; Richard Hook Ho realizzato un elenco di 2500 oggetti ordinati per numero di Herschel Estratto le "Note" sul catalogo di Herschel di David Bishop dal Bill's README Vai alla directory su Herschel di Bill Arnett. Altro materiale su Friedrich Wilhelm Herschel: Materiale dell'Astronomical League sugli oggetti di Herschel ; in particolare sono stati selezionati 400 oggetti osservabili dagli astrofili meglio equipaggiati. Sono disponibili sia in ordine numerico che per costellazione: Lista degli oggetti di Herschel n. 1 (in ordine numerico) Lista degli oggetti di Herschel n. 1 (ordinati per costellazione) Lista degli oggetti di Herschel n. 2 (in ordine numerico) Lista degli oggetti di Herschel n. 2 (ordinati per costellazione) Il norvegese Mikkel Steine ha raccolto le immagini di tutti e 400 gli oggetti di Herschel (la maggior parte della Digital Sky Survey Un articolo su Wilhelm Herschel apparso sull' Electronic Journal of the Astronomical Society of the Atlantic (EJASA) , nel giugno 1991 (si ringrazia Larry Klaes per il suggerimento !)

58. Caroline & Wilhelm Herschel herschel, Hauptseite/Main Page. Deutsch, English. carolineherschel (1750 - 1848), Teil I, caroline herschel (1750 - 1848), Teil II, http://www.niester.de/n_astronomie/astronomen/herschel/herschel.html

Hauptseite/Main Page Deutsch English LISA: Friedrich Wilhelm Herschel Herschel, Wilhelm Wilhelm Herschel Portrait of Sir William Herschel ... CAROLINE HERSCHEL (1750 - 1848), Teil II Erstellt am:

59. CAR HERSCHEL Translate this page caroline LUCRETIA herschel. 1750-1848. Soeur de William herschel, carolineest la cinquième enfant de cette famille de musiciens. http://www.cafe.rapidus.net/sbelange/carherschel.html

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60. Caroline Herschel Translate this page caroline herschel. Wow! caroline herschel fu la prima donna a scoprire una cometa!caroline herschel nacque il 16 marzo 1750 ad Hannover, in Germania. http://www.pd.astro.it/othersites/sc/starchild/whos_who_level2/herschel.html

Caroline Herschel Wow! Caroline Herschel fu la prima donna a scoprire una cometa Caroline Herschel nacque il 16 marzo 1750 ad Hannover, in Germania. Suo padre Isaac era un musicista di talento. Isaac Herschel incoraggiò tutti i suoi sei figli a studiare matematica, francese e musica, ma la madre di Caroline non credeva che una ragazza dovesse essere istruita, e preferiva che la figlia diventasse una donna di casa, perché servisse il resto della famiglia. All'età di dieci anni Caroline fu colpita dal tifo. La malattia bloccò per sempre la sua crescita. I suoi genitori conclusero che non si sarebbe mai sposata, ma avrebbe trascorso la sua vita da zitella. Caroline rimase in casa con i genitori fino all'età di ventun'anni, quando che suo fratello William la prese con sé e andò a vivere a Bath, in Inghilterra. Caroline divenne la governante di suo fratello. William era un bravo musicista. Diede a Caroline lezioni di canto e di matematica. Caroline divenne un soprano famoso e cominciò a cantare come professionista. L'hobby di William era l'astronomia; egli dedicava molto del suo tempo libero a costruire telescopi sempre più potenti per vedere sempre più lontano nello spazio.

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