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Hace 1 día · The Johannes Kepler University Linz took part in a new study that draws a somewhat critical conclusion. Prof. Neuweg; photo credit: personal Prof. Georg Hans Neuweg (head of the Institute for Business Education at the JKU) and Prof. Ferdinand Eder (University of Salzburg) compared data from an external educational standard test to the students' report card grades in math and English.
Hace 4 días · Anschrift: Johannes-Kepler-Schule Gymnasium der Stadt Leipzig Dieskaustraße 76 04229 Leipzig: Telefon: 0341 - 4129231
Hace 5 días · Find meaning of name kepler, its synonyms, religion, numerology, similar names and other details with FirstCry baby name finder. Name:kepler, Meaning: kepler as a young man by the name is of german origin and the importance of kepler is "hatter, cap-maker". the astronomer johannes kepler.
Hace 1 día · Estaba pensado para albergar a 10 000 personas, tenía forma de donut de 1,8 km de diámetro y una velocidad de rotación de 1 rpm. Fuente: NASA/Donald Davis. Crear gravedad artificial con una centrifugadora es una buena solución, pero no para todos nuestros problemas, porque en un sistema rotatorio como los que hemos mencionado, se generan ...
Hace 1 día · Scientists from Johannes Kepler University Linz have revealed how minerals play a role in the complexity of female fertility and the menstrual cycle. Published in Nutrients , the review looks at several minerals and how they impact hormonal regulation, ovarian function and ovulation, endometrial health and oxidative stress.
Hace 3 días · Nearly 400 years ago, as much of Europe was still involved in naval exploration of the world, Johannes Kepler proposed the idea of exploring the galaxy using sails. Through his observation that comet tails were blown around by some kind of solar breeze, he believed sails could capture that wind to propel spacecraft the way winds moved ships on the oceans.
Hace 2 días · The pioneering 16th-century German astronomer Johannes Kepler proposed in his book Mysterium Cosmographicum, published in 1596, that the gaps between the planets could be explained in terms of the five “Platonic” solids: These were “regular” polyhedrons with four, six, eight, 12, and 20 faces that Plato hypothesized could describe the shapes of all of the elements on Earth.
