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William Herschel

William Herschel

Astronome
William Herschel est un astronome germano-britannique d'origine allemande, né le 15 novembre 1738 à Hanovre et mort le 25 août 1822 à Slough. Il est aussi compositeur de musique. Wikipédia
Date/Lieu de naissance : 15 novembre 1738, Hanovre, Allemagne
Date de décès : 25 août 1822, Slough, Royaume-Uni
Découvertes : Uranus, Titania, Obéron et plus
Enfants : John Herschel
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