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8vo. 281, [1] pp. Gray pictorial wrappers. Near fine. ISBN 13: 9782711770694 "Pierre Jules Cesar Janssen, also known as Jules Janssen, was a French astronomer who, along with English scientist Joseph Norman Lockyer, is credited with discovering the gaseous nature of the solar chromosphere, and with some justification the element helium." [Wikip.].

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -A physicist and an inventor, Jules Janssen (1824-1907) devoted his life to astronomical research. He spent many years traveling around the world to observe total Solar eclipses, demonstrating that a new era of science had just come thanks to the use of both spectroscopy and photography, and persuading the French Government of the necessity of founding a new observatory near Paris. He became its director in 1875. There, at Meudon, he began routine photographic recordings of the Sun surface and had a big refractor and a big reflector built. Meanwhile, he also succeeded in building an Observatory at the summit of Mont-Blanc.The story of this untiring and stubborn globe-trotter is enriched by extracts of the unpublished correspondence with his wife. One can thus understand why Henriette often complained of the solitude in which she was left by her peripatetic husband: ¿There are men who leave their wives for mistresses; you do it for journeys!¿ .Basking in the glow of his success, Janssen was able to undertake the construction of the great astrophysical observatory of which he had dreamed. It was at Meudon that he had it built.Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg 244 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -A physicist and an inventor, Jules Janssen (1824-1907) devoted his life to astronomical research. He spent many years traveling around the world to observe total Solar eclipses, demonstrating that a new era of science had just come thanks to the use of both spectroscopy and photography, and persuading the French Government of the necessity of founding a new observatory near Paris. He became its director in 1875. There, at Meudon, he began routine photographic recordings of the Sun surface and had a big refractor and a big reflector built. Meanwhile, he also succeeded in building an Observatory at the summit of Mont-Blanc.The story of this untiring and stubborn globe-trotter is enriched by extracts of the unpublished correspondence with his wife. One can thus understand why Henriette often complained of the solitude in which she was left by her peripatetic husband: ¿There are men who leave their wives for mistresses; you do it for journeys!¿ .Basking in the glow of his success, Janssen was able to undertake the construction of the great astrophysical observatory of which he had dreamed. It was at Meudon that he had it built.Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg 244 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - A physicist and an inventor, Jules Janssen (1824-1907) devoted his life to astronomical research. He spent many years traveling around the world to observe total Solar eclipses, demonstrating that a new era of science had just come thanks to the use of both spectroscopy and photography, and persuading the French Government of the necessity of founding a new observatory near Paris. He became its director in 1875. There, at Meudon, he began routine photographic recordings of the Sun surface and had a big refractor and a big reflector built. Meanwhile, he also succeeded in building an Observatory at the summit of Mont-Blanc.The story of this untiring and stubborn globe-trotter is enriched by extracts of the unpublished correspondence with his wife. One can thus understand why Henriette often complained of the solitude in which she was left by her peripatetic husband: 'There are men who leave their wives for mistresses; you do it for journeys!' .Basking in the glow of his success, Janssen was able to undertake the construction of the great astrophysical observatory of which he had dreamed. It was at Meudon that he had it built.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - A physicist and an inventor, Jules Janssen (1824-1907) devoted his life to astronomical research. He spent many years traveling around the world to observe total Solar eclipses, demonstrating that a new era of science had just come thanks to the use of both spectroscopy and photography, and persuading the French Government of the necessity of founding a new observatory near Paris. He became its director in 1875. There, at Meudon, he began routine photographic recordings of the Sun surface and had a big refractor and a big reflector built. Meanwhile, he also succeeded in building an Observatory at the summit of Mont-Blanc.The story of this untiring and stubborn globe-trotter is enriched by extracts of the unpublished correspondence with his wife. One can thus understand why Henriette often complained of the solitude in which she was left by her peripatetic husband: 'There are men who leave their wives for mistresses; you do it for journeys!' .Basking in the glow of his success, Janssen was able to undertake the construction of the great astrophysical observatory of which he had dreamed. It was at Meudon that he had it built.

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Couverture souple. Zustand: Très bon. Edition originale. Vuibert, Paris, 2008. Coll. "Culture Scientifique". Ex. avec un envoi autographe de l'auteure en page de titre. Grand In-8 broché (15,5 x 24 cm), couv. cartonnée souple, 282 pp. Nombr. illustrations en noir dans le texte. Françoise Launay s?est attachée, avec une grande érudition, à couvrir tous les aspects de la riche personnalité de Jules Janssen (1824-1907), l?un des pionniers de l?astrophysique en France. Un portrait vivant et minutieux d?un personnage haut en couleur, baroudeur de la science, chantre du Soleil, inventeur et constructeur infatigable, à qui on doit notamment la fondation en 1875 de l?Observatoire de Meudon (qui ne sera rattaché à celui de Paris qu?en 1927). Un ouvrage très documenté, enrichi par de nombreuses citations de la correspondance du physicien, coédité par l?Observatoire de Paris et les éditions Vuibert. Très légères traces d'usage sur la couv. Intérieur très frais, pages propres. Un très bon exemplaire. Livre épuisé chez l'éditeur. - ISBN 9782711770694 - Poids livre : 506 g, ép. 19 mm. ** France LIVRAISON par défaut STANDARD: livraison en RELAIS COLIS Chronopost. PRIORITAIRE: livraison à domicile en Colissimo ou Lettre suivie ++ Selon le POIDS et la VALEUR, nous sommes susceptibles d'AJUSTER à la hausse ou à la baisse les frais de port // Depending on item's WEIGHT or VALUE, we may request Extra Charges, or reduce Shipping Costs **. Dédicacé par l'auteur. Livre.

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