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Johann Heinrich von Mädler (Berlín, 29 de mayo de 1794 – Hannover, 14 de marzo de 1874) fue un astrónomo alemán, conocido por sus detallados mapas de la Luna y por editar los primeros planos fiables de Marte.
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Johann Heinrich von Mädler (29 May 1794, Berlin – 14 March 1874, Hannover) was a German astronomer . Life and work. His father was a master tailor and when 12 he studied at the Friedrich‐Werdersche Gymnasium in Berlin. [1] . He was orphaned at age 19 by an outbreak of typhus, and found himself responsible for raising three younger sisters.
- 29 May 1794, Berlin
- German
- 14 March 1874 (aged 79)
- astronomy
25 de mar. de 2024 · Johann Heinrich von Mädler was a German astronomer who, along with Wilhelm Beer, published the most complete map of the Moon of the time, Mappa Selenographica, 4 vol. (1834–36). It was the first lunar map to be divided into quadrants, and it remained unsurpassed in its detail until J.F. Julius.
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24 de dic. de 2016 · Mädler, Johann Heinrich von. Born Berlin, (Germany), 29 May 1794. Died Hanover, Germany, 14 March 1874. Johann von Mädler published a celebrated chart of the Moon and the first scientifically based selenography. He was also the author of the first map of Mars, made contributions to stellar astronomy, and compiled a useful history ...
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Johann Heinrich von Mädler Su padre era maestro sastre ya los 12 años estudió en el Friedrich-Werdersche Gymnasium de Berlín. [1] Quedó huérfano a los 19 años por un brote de tifus y se encontró a sí mismo responsable de criar a tres hermanas menores.
In Johann Heinrich von Mädler. …the Moon of the time, Mappa Selenographica, 4 vol. (1834–36). It was the first lunar map to be divided into quadrants, and it remained unsurpassed in its detail until J.F. Julius Schmidt’s map of 1878. The Mappa Selenographica was accompanied in 1837 by a volume providing micrometric measurements of the… Read More.
Mappa Selenographica es un atlas lunar publicado entre 1834 y 1836 en 4 partes, obra de los astrónomos alemanes Wilhelm Beer (1777-1850) y Johann Heinrich von Mädler (1794-1874). Fue la cartografía más detallada de la Luna durante cuarenta años, hasta la aparición del mapa de Julius Schmidt (1825-1884) publicado en 1878. 1 .
