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Hind, Goldschmidt and Luther, c1900. Medal commemorating the work of these three
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Date: 28th March 2014
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Hind, Goldschmidt and Luther, c1900. Medal commemorating the work of these three
Hind, Goldschmidt and Luther, c1900. Medal commemorating the work of these three men on the discovery of planetoids (asteroids or minor planets). From left to right: John Russell Hind (1823-1895), English astronomer who discovered 11 planetoids: Hermann Goldschmidt (1802-1866) German painter and astronomer who discovered 14 between 1852 and 1861, and Karl Theodor Robert Luther (1822-1900), German astronomer
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1852 1861 Astronomer Astronomy C1900 Discovered German Hermann Hind John Karl Left Luther Medal Minor Painter Planets Robert Russell Scientist Theodor Work Asteroids Goldschmidt
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This print captures the essence of scientific discovery and collaboration in the early 20th century. The image showcases three remarkable individuals who made significant contributions to the field of astronomy: John Russell Hind, Hermann Goldschmidt, and Karl Theodor Robert Luther. From left to right, we see John Russell Hind, an English astronomer renowned for his groundbreaking work in discovering 11 planetoids. His dedication and meticulous observations paved the way for a deeper understanding of our solar system. Next is Hermann Goldschmidt, a German painter turned astronomer. Goldschmidt's artistic eye combined with his passion for celestial bodies led him to discover an impressive total of 14 planetoids between 1852 and 1861. His unique perspective brought a fresh approach to astronomical exploration. Finally, we have Karl Theodor Robert Luther, another brilliant German astronomer whose tireless efforts greatly contributed to the study of minor planets or asteroids. Luther's invaluable discoveries shed light on these elusive objects that orbit our sun. The accompanying medal serves as a commemoration of their collective achievements in unraveling the mysteries of planetoids. It symbolizes their unwavering commitment to expanding human knowledge and pushing boundaries within the realm of astronomy. This photograph not only pays homage to these extraordinary men but also reminds us that scientific progress often relies on collaboration across borders and disciplines. Their legacy continues to inspire future generations as they gaze up at the vast expanse above us, fueled by curiosity and driven by a desire for discovery.
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