Johan Gabriel Doppelmayr

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German astronomer (1677-1750)

GermanyScientistsLived 1677 to 1750 · aged 73

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Languages13

Peak1990s

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Johann Gabriel Doppelmayr.Doppelmayr's celestial map of the southern hemisphere published in Atlas Coelestis in quo Mundus Spectabilis..., decorated with vignettes of the astronomical observatories at Greenwich, Copenhagen, Cassel, and Berlin.

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Fellow of the Royal Society

Scientists from Germany 6

Harald Rose42.6Johannes Reinke42.6Peter Pringsheim42.7Charlotte Riefenstahl42.6Alfred Rehder42.7Walter Migula42.6

About this person

Country

Germany

Category

Scientists

Type

Scientist

Status

deceased

Dates

Lived 1677 to 1750 · aged 73

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13 languages

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