World Famous Astronomers List and Facts

World Famous Astronomers List and Facts Related Important Events ⚡

Date of Event	Event / Incident
04 July 1054	Chinese astronomers recorded a sudden appearance of 'guest star', which was really supernova that created a crab nebula.
09 February 1913	A group of meteors was visible across much of the eastern seaboard of North and South America, leading astronomers to concludethat the source had been a small, short-lived natural satellite of the Earth.
20 July 1969	American astronomers Neil Armsstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first to reach the moon.
10 March 1977	Astronomers using NASA's Kuiper Airborne Observatory, an observatory aboard a highly modified jet aircraft, discovered a faint planetary ring system around Uranus.
21 April 1992	Radio astronomers Alexander Volszkan and Dale Fil announced the discovery of two planets that are revolving around the Pulsar PSR B1257 + 12, the fixed identity of the exoplanet.
22 July 2000	The astronomers at the University of Arizona discovered Jupiter's 17th natural satellite.
16 August 2001	Astronomers had found a planet outside the solar system using the Hubble Space Telescope.
14 November 2003	Astronomers Michael E. Brown, Chad Truzilo and David L. Rinbovitz discovered the Trans-Neptunian Object 90377 Sedna.
02 November 2005	About 80 squares of the world's best radio astronomers come together in Pune, how and where to decide to establish the world's largest radio telescope, to make decisions, Square kilometers are called Eri.
02 October 2005	Astronomers who discovered Aris, that NASA refers to the "tenth planet, stated that it has a moon, diasonomia.
15 February 2008	Astronomers discovered another solar system similar to the solar system.
12 August 2009	Astronomers have discovered the planet called WASP-17B, the first planet that revolves in the opposite direction of its star spin.
27 October 2010	Human beings have been discovered by the largest neutron star, astronomers.
28 July 2011	A trojan asteroid that revolves around the Earth around the Sun is recognized by astronomers. Astronomers said that it is a threat to the Earth because it sits in a gravitational 'sweet place'.
25 October 2011	Space telescope cognizance proves that Supernova RCW 86 was first seen by Chinese astronomers in 185 AD, it was an unusual due to the accumulation of a vacuum-like "cavity" around it in the early parts of the star's death. Extended at the rate.
10 October 2012	ESO astronomers get a stunning spiral structure around the carbon star R scalloporis.
11 July 2012	The discovery of Pluto's fifth moon was announced by astronomers. The Stylax was the name that was given to the Moon. Plutonic system was discovered after unclear images. It was imagined that a moon is present with Charon which is Pluto's largest moon. Pictures of the spacecraft were not discovered later.
10 January 2013	An earth asteroid called 99942 Apophis passes close to Earth. The astronomers in Europe estimated 99942 apophis is larger than previously thought.
02 July 2013	The International Astronomical Union named Pluto's fourth and fifth moon, Cerberos and Stylex. The International Astronomical Union consists of professional astronomers at PhD level and beyond, active in professional research and education in astronomy. It acts as an internationally recognized authority to designate any surface characteristics on them.
10 May 28	The first recorded observation of Sunspot was done by Handinasty astronomers during the reign of Emperor Cheng of Han.