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7) was an English antiquary and a pioneering | discoverer of Old Stone Age or Palaeolithic tools in as |
He is a prolific | discoverer of asteroids at the Sormano Astronomical Obs |
He is a prolific | discoverer of asteroids. |
on, New York (near Utica), he was a prolific | discoverer of asteroids, discovering 48 of them, beginn |
She is a prolific | discoverer of asteroids. |
He is a prolific | discoverer of asteroids, and co-discoverer of comet 178 |
He is a prolific | discoverer of asteroids and comets, . |
He was a prolific | discoverer of comets, discovering or co-discovering 21 |
He is a prolific | discoverer of asteroids and also discovered the comet 1 |
He is a prolific | discoverer of asteroids, and the asteroid 4904 Makio is |
He is a prolific | discoverer of asteroids, and is also credited with supe |
He is a prolific | discoverer of asteroids, observing at Nihondaira Observ |
He is a prolific | discoverer of asteroids, working mainly in collaboratio |
6 1969) is an Italian astronomer, a prolific | discoverer of asteroids and comets. |
He is a prolific | discoverer of asteroids at his observatory in Pianoro, |
He is a prolific | discoverer of asteroids, professor in the University of |
He was a prolific | discoverer of asteroids, discovering 122 in all, from 1 |
He is a great | discoverer and credited with the identification of a la |
Juels was a prolific | discoverer of asteroids, one of the top 30 discoverers |
minor bodies, and Piero Sicoli is a prolific | discoverer of asteroids. |
ced 'TARF-ite') is a mineral named after its | discoverer, Count Edward Charles Richard Taaffe (1898-1 |
r the name Admiral Newelski (named after the | discoverer of the insularity of Sakhalin), the ship was |
It is named after its | discoverer Karl Weierstrass. |
The peak is named after its | discoverer Jacques-Louis Soret. |
It is named after its | discoverer, John Bayldon. |
The sequence was named after its | discoverer, Marilyn Kozak. |
It is named after its | discoverer, George Chippendale. |
It is named after its | discoverer, George Chippendale, founder of the Northern |
It is named after its | discoverer, Vittorio Simonelli, an Italian geologist. |
pattern is called an Airy pattern, after its | discoverer George Airy. |
The new genus Mundia (named after the | discoverer Peter Mundy) was created in 2003. |
cid line-vortex instability, named after its | discoverer S. C. Crow. |
Dubbed "Planet Deimon" after its | discoverer, Doctor Deimon, the planet's orbit soon slow |
for 'white' as the lizard is named after its | discoverer, Dr. Neville White. |
The Arago point, named after its | discoverer, is customarily located at about 20° above t |
, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany and named after its | discoverer, German mineralogist and mining geologist, J |
cs, the photo-Dember effect (named after its | discoverer Harry Dember (de)) consists in the formation |
led 'Rothschild's slipper orchid', after its | discoverer) is found in the rainforests around Mount Ki |
He was also the | discoverer of Iodosobenzene. |
Golb was also the | discoverer, in 1962, of the Kievan Letter, the earliest |
Bus was also the | discoverer of asteroids 5020 Asimov and 4923 Clarke, na |
Orthodox metropolitan of Nicomedia, and the | discoverer in 1873 of an important manuscript with copi |
February 1934) was a German chemist and the | discoverer of polyvinyl acetate, with German patent (GP |
l is a god of healing and fertility, and the | discoverer of peyote. |
1900), German medical doctor and biochemist; | discoverer of the citric acid cycle |
Bordeaux's most diligent geologist" and "the | discoverer of Mas de Daumas Gassac. |
rch 2, 2001) was an American chemist and the | discoverer of Mosher's acid . |
interpretation of quantum mechanics and the | discoverer of decoherence, first described in his semin |
It is named for the state and its | discoverer J. B. Friday, who found the dinosaur's fossi |
a British physician and physiologist and the | discoverer of Pavy's disease, a cyclic or recurrent phy |
y named after French astronomer and asteroid | discoverer Marguerite Laugier (1896-1976), but possibly |
934) was a Swiss-born German chemist and the | discoverer of the Baeyer-Villiger oxidation. |
ology (the study of animal behavior) and the | discoverer of cultural behaviors of several species, in |
evolution of the Universe, especially as the | discoverer of the cellular structure of the Universe. |
S. Ecret") as the | discoverer of Bilitis' tomb. |
fic consensus seems to support Elliot as the | discoverer. |
tter, Antonio de Noli's name is given as the | discoverer of the first five islands, been also the fir |
ases, and is well known in enzymology as the | discoverer of the Dalziel coefficient. |
wspapers in regards to Global warming as the | Discoverer of the Telfer and Nifty Mine. |
generic name recognizes Roberto Abel as the | discoverer of the specimen and former director of the p |
Dr. Fujita is recognized as the | discoverer of downbursts and microbursts and also devel |
and explorer who was generally credited as a | discoverer of the Americas. |
Known as co | discoverer of the “knee,” or sharp dropoff (later calle |
laim to fame being the inventor (or at least | discoverer of) fizzy yoghurt. |
Karl Augustesen, Asteroid | discoverer |
Frederick Banting, the | discoverer of insulin, was wounded in this battle as he |
He baptized America | discoverer Leif Ericson, and Leif took a priest with hi |
Valz himself was at one time said to be the | discoverer of two asteroids, 20 Massalia and 25 Phocaea |
s sometimes incorrectly attributed to be the | discoverer or inventor of PVC. |
Once its images had been returned, | Discoverer 29 remained in orbit until it decayed on 9 S |
Once its images had been returned, | Discoverer 36 remained in orbit until it decayed on 8 M |
Once its images had been returned, | Discoverer 25's mission was complete, and it remained i |
Once its images had been returned, | Discoverer 26's mission was complete, and it remained i |
er whose initial claim to fame was being the | discoverer of PSR J0737-3039, the first double pulsar ( |
ncluded that "Today, most people believe the | DISCOVERER I landed somewhere near the South Pole." |
Joseph Black - | discoverer of carbon dioxide and of latent heat. |
er 6 - William Withering, British physician, | discoverer of digitalis (born 1741) |
e other seven islands are designated but the | discoverer is not named. |
Clio (now used by 84 Klio), proposed by the | discoverer. |
ed identity was on February 14, 1859 by gold | discoverer George A. Jackson, partner Thomas L. Golden |
seen in nature (coined the Dim Effect by its | discoverer Brett C. Ratcliffe). |
f Brachylophosaurus was named 'Elvis' by its | discoverer. |
Name proposed by the | discoverer following a suggestion by P. L. Dombrowski. |
It was named by the | discoverer and the orbit computer, G. Pels. |
ramid of Giza was named in his honour by its | discoverer Giovanni Battista Caviglia. |
43 Schaerding was named in its honour by its | discoverer, Richard Gierlinger, whose home town this is |
ched, and each name had been proposed by the | discoverer of the other asteroid. |
is the first all-interval row derived by its | discoverer and Berg student Fritz Heinrich Klein (Whitt |
h observatory's name; it was proposed by the | discoverer following a suggestion by Alexander L. Zaits |
October 17 - Johann Carl Fuhlrott, | discoverer of Neanderthal Man |
he Satellite Recovery Vehicle carried aboard | Discoverer 22 was SRV-509. |
Charles Rasp, | discoverer of lead deposits at Broken Hill and a foundi |
l von Auwers became a well known chemist and | discoverer of the Auwers synthesis. |
9 - 7 December 1938) was a U.S. chemist, and | discoverer of the Munroe effect. |
85, Joseph Black, Professor of Chemistry and | discoverer of carbon dioxide, founded the world's first |
The name commemorates its | discoverer, the administrator of British New Guinea Sir |
ith the fifth-generation deepwater drillship | Discoverer Enterprise. |
Czech-American physicist, radio engineer and | discoverer of radio waves emanating from the Milky Way |
The specific epithet honours | discoverer and preparator Marcelo Pablo Isasi. |
back to his first cosmic-ray experiments on | Discoverer satellites in 1961. |
7) was a politician, goldminer, explorer and | discoverer of tin reserves in Tasmania, Australia inclu |
Following Expo 67, | Discoverer embarked on an intensive study of the Gregg |
rnhard Schmidt, he was an extremely prolific | discoverer of many thousands of asteroids. |
It is named for its | discoverer Sherard Cowper-Coles (1900). |
as first described in 1824 and named for the | discoverer, American mineralogist, Archibald Bruce (177 |
This plant was described and named for its | discoverer, Edward Y. Hosaka, in 1952. |
It is named for its | discoverer, Alfred Jolliffe, (1907-1988), a Canadian ge |
It is so named for its | discoverer, W. R. Dawes, although it is also credited t |
e double bonds into structural formulas, the | discoverer of hexamine (1859), and the discoverer of th |
Matt Ridley; Francis Crick: | Discoverer of the Genetic Code (Eminent Lives) first pu |
Matt Ridley; Francis Crick: | Discoverer of the Genetic Code (Eminent Lives) first pu |
Sir Frederick Hopkins, | discoverer of vitamins |
ws then existing in California that gave the | discoverer right to explore and mine gold and silver on |
1878), German physicist, | discoverer in 1939, with Otto Hahn, of nuclear fission. |
p (1846-1907), German-Australian prospector, | discoverer of the Broken Hill ore deposit. |
ng to legend the grave of Gotland's mythical | discoverer Thjelvar, and is dated to c. 750 BC. |
herina Schmuck, mother of Gottfried Leibniz, | discoverer of the binary numeral system and one of the |
William Gregor, the | discoverer of titanium, was rector here. |
He is | discoverer of the mismatch negativity phenomenon and wa |
f spectral lines of galaxies, making him the | discoverer of galactic redshifts. |
Prout was himself the | discoverer of a new substance in 1822; a constituent of |
Mahlon Hoagland biochemist, | discoverer of amino-acid activating enzymes. |
The specific name honours the | discoverer, Salvador Palomo. |
ing "to discover", the epitheton honours the | discoverer, oil company explorer Luis Macaya, who found |
He is the | discoverer of the colloidal semi-conductor nanocrystals |
Francesco Maria Grimaldi, Italian physicist, | discoverer of the diffraction of light (d. |
f wheat named "Miracle Wheat" by its alleged | discoverer, K.B. Stoner of Fincastle, Virginia. |
Following the return of its images, | Discoverer 32 remained in orbit until it decayed on 13 |
salt-water portion is named for its English | discoverer. |
Poul Jensen, Asteroid | discoverer |
David Kemp (physicist), | discoverer of Otoacoustic emission |
Kupe - | discoverer of Aotearoa |
The launch of | Discoverer 34 |
The launch of | Discoverer 29 |
The launch of | Discoverer 19 |
The launch of | Discoverer 22 |
The launch of | Discoverer 32 |
The launch of | Discoverer 36 |
The launch of | Discoverer 26 |
August 19, 1960, one day after the launch of | Discoverer 14. Sputnik 5 was a biosatellite that took i |
The launch of | Discoverer 34 occurred at 20:00 UTC on 5 November 1961. |
The launch of | Discoverer 29 occurred at 20:00 UTC on 30 August 1961. |
The launch of | Discoverer 19 occurred at 20:32 UTC on 20 December 1960 |
A Thor Agena, ready to launch the | Discoverer 37 (KH-3) spacecraft, 13 January 1962 |
The launch of | Discoverer 22 occurred at 20:34:43 UTC on 30 March 1961 |
The launch of | Discoverer 32 occurred at 19:22 UTC on 13 October 1961. |
The launch of | Discoverer 36 occurred at 20:40 UTC on 12 December 1961 |
The launch of | Discoverer 26 occurred at 23:29:48 UTC on 7 July 1961. |
The Arctic Fox - Francis Leopold McClintock, | Discoverer of the fate of Franklin. |
f the fathers of Dermatology), Madhu Pathak ( | discoverer of PABA as a sunscreen), John Parrish, and N |
When his manager and | discoverer Hein Vanhaezebrouck signed for RC Genk after |
tia, Mariposa Battalion in the Mariposa War, | discoverer of the Yosemite Valley. |
Mark Showalter ( | discoverer of Pan, manager of the PDS Rings Node) |
hristian Doppler, Austrian mathematician and | discoverer of the Doppler effect (b. 1803) |
to Geneva, and worked with Michel Mayor, the | discoverer of 51 Pegasi b, the first extrasolar planet |
After the mission of | Discoverer 14, launch on August 18, 1960, its film buck |
-- which entered service nine months before | Discoverer -- were the largest vessels constructed for |
Jim McHaney reputedly murdered the | discoverer of the Desert Queen Mine before losing it to |
was only once observed by a naturalist, its | discoverer Heinrich von Kittlitz. |
is also known as Small agave in honor of its | discoverer; he was the first to describe the species, a |
ame of Anne-Tahina Metz, the daughter of its | discoverer, while "spectabilis" means spectacular in La |
(Richard Haydn), it consists of experienced | discoverer Lord Roxton (Michael Rennie), the young repo |
fied wood, to the great embarrassment of the | discoverer. |
after Simone van Biesbroeck, daughter of the | discoverer. |
med after Carlos R. Hernandez, nephew of the | discoverer. |
ing and Kelsey Leanne Harding, nieces of the | discoverer. |
Its specific name is in honor of its | discoverer, Angus Hutton, a planter and naturalist. |
amed after David A. Hernandez, nephew of the | discoverer. |
ter Jaroslav Grigorevich Neujmin, son of the | discoverer. |
r and Rick Kaer, two personal friends of the | discoverer. |
n prepared by J. Bytof at the request of the | discoverer. |
Kinkonychelys rogersi, named in honor of its | discoverer, Raymond R. Rogers. |
n name of Jodoigne, the town of birth of the | discoverer. |
It was named for the sister-in-law of the | discoverer. |
described in 2003, and named in honor of its | discoverer. |
hters Whitney Young and Heather Young of the | discoverer, both daughters of the discoverer's son Jeff |
andsons Scott Young and Michael Young of the | discoverer, both sons of the discoverer's son Jeffrey Y |
hildren Brandon, Brittany, and Monica of the | discoverer, a son and two daughters of the discoverer's |
The return capsule of the | Discoverer 13 mission, which launched August 10, 1960, |
of Barcelona (Catalonia), birthplace of the | discoverer and also where it was discovered. |
pinax, by George Olshevsky, in honour of its | discoverer, Beckles. |
of Rome in Italy, the native country of its | discoverer. |
It was named in honor of its | discoverer, who had discovered more than 380 now number |
ing, brother-in-law and sister-in-law of the | discoverer. |
identifying names-generally the name of the | discoverer, first owner or institution where it is kept |
Lorenzo Caldentey, a son of the | discoverer, is a certified diver and has outfitted the |
Utsunomiya-Jones), becoming the oldest comet | discoverer. |
s that my claim as a leader of the party and | discoverer of new country should not be overlooked." |
Eastern Romania, while Nicolae Paulescu, the | discoverer of insulin, was born in Bucharest, Romania. |
e KH-3 launch failure; the previous mission, | Discoverer 33, had failed to achieve orbit due to a sep |
He is the eighth most prolific individual | discoverer of asteroids. |
It was found by the prolific asteroid | discoverer Johann Palisa on March 18, 1874. |
ex Systems Program, and a prolific meteorite | discoverer. |
ast asteroid discovery by the prolific comet | discoverer Horace Tuttle, on April 7, 1862. |
Galatea was found by the prolific comet | discoverer Ernst Tempel on August 29, 1862, in Marseill |
Helping stir publicity, the | discoverer of the diamond field, "Diamond John" Huddles |
Q4000 and | Discoverer Enterprise flare off gas at the site of dril |
John Frank Stevens - railroad builder, | discoverer of Stevens Pass, and lead engineer for the P |
r Albert Rogers, nephew of Major Rogers, the | discoverer of the pass. |
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