Heinrich Wilhelm Mathias Olbers (Q10892)

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* October 11, 1758 Arbergen near Bremen; † March 2, 1840 Bremen, German astronomer and doctor; developed methods for determining the orbit of celestial bodies, discovered the asteroids Pallas and Vesta, formulated the Olbers paradox.
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Heinrich Wilhelm Mathias Olbers
* October 11, 1758 Arbergen near Bremen; † March 2, 1840 Bremen, German astronomer and doctor; developed methods for determining the orbit of celestial bodies, discovered the asteroids Pallas and Vesta, formulated the Olbers paradox.

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    Gender
    Male gender
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    Date of birth
    11 November 1758Gregorian
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    11 October 1758Gregorian
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    Career statement
    Doctor in medicine
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    Medical practitioner
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    Astronomer
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    Educating institution
    University of Göttingen
    Begin date
    17 October 1777Gregorian
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    Sibling(s)
    Theodor Olbers
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    Date of death
    2 March 1840Gregorian
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    Place of death
    Bremen
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    Position in sequence
    1,009
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    Place of birth
    Hemelingen
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    4384
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