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22. ALBATEGNIUS albategnius. 488. ALBANY, DUKES. but in the following year his nephewDavid, duke of Rothesay, the heir to the crown, succeeded him http://86.1911encyclopedia.org/A/AL/ALBATEGNIUS.htm

document.write(""); ALBATEGNIUS ALBANY, DUKES See Andrew pf Wyntoun, The Orygynale Cronykil of Scotland, edited by D. Laing (Edinburgh, 1872-1879); John of Fordun, Scotichronicon, continued by Walter Bower, edited by T. Hearne (Oxford, 1722); and P. F. Tytler, History of Scotland (Edinburgh, 1850). See also Sir W. Scott's Fair Maid of Perth. his second wife,' Anne de la Tour •d'Auvergne, daughter df Bertrand II., count of Auvergne and of Bouillon, whom he married in 1480. : : The regent Albany was a singularly unfortunate commander in the field, but a successful ruler and administrator, and the Scottish court of session owed to him its institution. But'he regarded himself more the subject of the king of France than of the king of Scotland, subordinated the interests of the latter state to the former, and disliked his official duties in Scotland^ where the benefits of his administration were largely diminished by his want of perseverance and frequent absence. ~ He apfJeaVs to have been a man of honourable arid straightforward conduct, whose character must be cleared from the aspersions of Wolsey and the English authorities. He married his cousin Anne de la Tour d'Auvergne, but left no legal issue, and all his honours became extinct at his death. TV. LEOPOLD GEORGE DUNCAN ALBERT, duke 61'Albany, eighth child and youngest son of Queen Victoria, was born on 'the 7th of April 1853. The delicacy of his health seemed to mark him out for a life of retirement, and as he grew older he evinced much of the love of knowledge, the capacity for study and the interest in philanthropic and ecclesiastical movements which had characterized his father, the prince consort. He .matrjtui lated at Christ Church, Oxford, in November 1872, living with

23. Balkon-Astronomie * Region Krater Albategnius, Hipparchus Astro Fotos / Bild P028, Home . Region Krater albategnius, Hipparchus.Mondalter 7,6 Tage (erstes Viertel). Brugg (ch), 27.01.96 / 1758 (UT). http://www.jogi.com/astro/archiv/pic028.htm

Astro Fotos / Bild P028 Home Region Krater Albategnius, Hipparchus Mondalter 7,6 Tage (erstes Viertel) Brugg (ch), 27.01.96 / 17:58 (UT) Exposure Time: 1 sec Focal Length: 14000 mm Source: di31 Film Type: Kodak Gold 200 ASA Device: Meade LX200/10 Last Updated Sat Nov 15, 1997 mail: chef@jogi.com

24. Al-Battani AlBattani is sometimes known by a latinised version of his name, variants beingalbategnius, Albategni or Albatenius. Lunar features, Crater albategnius. http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Al-Battani.html

Abu Abdallah Mohammad ibn Jabir Al-Battani Born: about 850 in Harran (near Urfa), Mesopotamia (now Turkey) Died: 929 in Qasr al-Jiss, Iraq Click the picture above to see a larger version Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Al-Battani is sometimes known by a latinised version of his name, variants being Albategnius, Albategni or Albatenius. His full name was Abu Abdallah Mohammad ibn Jabir ibn Sinan al-Raqqi al-Harrani al-Sabi al-Battani. Al-Battani was born in Harran, called Carrhae in earlier times by the Romans, which lies on the Balikh River, 38 km southeast of Urfa. His family had been members of the Sabian sect, a religious sect of star worshippers from Harran. Being worshipers of the stars meant that the Sabians had a strong motivation for the study of astronomy and they produced many outstanding astronomers and mathematicians such as Thabit ibn Qurra. In fact Thabit was also born in Harran and would have still have been living there at the time that al-Battani was born. Al-Battani, unlike Thabit , was not a believer in the Sabian religion, however, for "Abu Allah Mohammad" indicates that he was certainly a Muslim.

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28. Albategnius - Acapedia - Free Knowledge, For All Friends of Acapedia albategnius. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. albategniustakes the highest rank among Arab astronomers. http://acapedia.org/aca/Albategnius

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29. Albategnius albategnius By Robin Casady. When I started observing sometime between 600and 700 pm the floor of albategnius Rukl 44 was all in shadow. http://observers.org/reports/98.06.02.html

Albategnius By Robin Casady When I started observing sometime between 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. the floor of Albategnius [Rukl 44] was all in shadow. There were two small white specs showing. One was the central peak and the other was a high point on the east wall of Klein. I was observing through a mackerel sky. As the night went on the clouds became thicker, then a clear area would come over and I could observe again. So, I was in and out of the house waiting for sucker holes. Each time I went out, Albategnius was different. Klein's wall slowly emerged from the shadow. By midnight much of the floor was illuminated and long pointed shadows pointed inwards from the peaks on the rim. Albategnius B was apparent, though its floor was dark. It was fun to watch the light slowly spill into Albategnius. Moving north, Rimae Triesnecker, Rima Hyginus, and Rima Ariadaeus were all showing well. Vallis Alpes was crossing the terminator early in the evening. Later it had completely emerged, but the floor was in shadow. Equipment: Takahashi TSC 225 binoviewer + 10mm eyepieces approx 338x

30. TAC: Albategnius albategnius. Tuesday, June 2, 1998. When I started observing sometime between600 and 700 pm the floor of albategnius Rukl 44 was all in shadow. http://observers.org/tac.mailing.list/1998/June/0062.html

Albategnius Robin Casady ( rcasady@No-Spam Tue, 02 Jun 1998 00:57:30 -0700 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: ran@No-Spam: "? Fremont Peak mailing list created" Previous message: William B. Phelps: "Fremont Peak mailing list - minority opinion?" Tuesday, June 2, 1998 When I started observing sometime between 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. the floor of Albategnius [Rukl 44] was all in shadow. There were two small white specs showing. One was the central peak and the other was a high point on the east wall of Klein. I was observing through a mackerel sky. As the night went on the clouds became thicker, then a clear area would come over and I could observe again. So, I was in and out of the house waiting for sucker holes. Each time I went out, Albategnius was different. Klein's wall slowly emerged from the shadow. By midnight much of the floor was illuminated and long pointed shadows pointed inwards from the peaks on the rim. Albategnius B was apparent, though its floor was dark. It was fun to watch the light slowly spill into Albategnius.

31. Hitchhiker's Guide To Rukl Chart 45 albategnius Robin Casady Each time I went out, albategnius was different. albategniusB was apparent, though its floor was dark. http://www.shallowsky.com/moon/rukl45.html

Hitchhiker's Guide to Rukl Chart 45 Albategnius Robin Casady Each time I went out, Albategnius was different. Klein's wall slowly emerged from the shadow. By midnight much of the floor was illuminated and long pointed shadows pointed inwards from the peaks on the rim. Albategnius B was apparent, though its floor was dark. It was fun to watch the light slowly spill into Albategnius. Albategnius Look for shading in the floor of Albategnius, and for two depressions. The latter looked awfully subtle to me the time I noticed them; I assume they are older (or for some other reason, shallow) craters. Albategnius (...Akkana) Albategnius seems to be crossed by many north/south pointing rilles and catenae in addition to the catena leading into Klein , there's another very prominent rille on Albategnius' eastern wall. Perhaps these are secondaries from Copernicus, or even from Imbrium (though they're presumably younger than that)? Burnham Sunrise Ray Approximately as the sunrise terminator crosses Burnham, the rising sun shines through a gap in that crater's western wall, and creating a ray of light across the flat terrain lying between the west wall of Burnham and the east wall of Albategnius. This ray is finer and possibly longer-lived than the better-known Hesiodus sunrise ray . It has been seen in apertures as small as 70 mm. For predictions for it, see

32. Cratere Albategnius Translate this page Cratere albategnius. http://members.xoom.virgilio.it/astrofoto/fotografie/luna/clean/01090902.html

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33. Cratere Albategnius Translate this page Cratere albategnius. Soggetto Luna. Altri oggetti nel campo No. Tipo diripresa Fuoco diretto. Ottica Intes MK-67. Focale equivalente 1800 mm. http://members.xoom.virgilio.it/astrofoto/fotografie/luna/info/01090902.html

Cratere Albategnius Soggetto: Luna Altri oggetti nel campo: No Tipo di ripresa: Fuoco diretto Ottica: Intes MK-67 Focale equivalente: 1800 mm Rapporto focale: F:12 Fotocamera: Kodak DVC-323 (webcam) Pellicola: No Filtro: No Temperatura del CCD: ND Esposizione: ND Inizio esposizione: dom 9 set 2001 - 01:25 UT Arcisate (VA) - Italy Coordinate: 45° 51' 20" N - 8° 52' 09" E - 380 m slm Elaborazione: Immagine singola Software: AstroArt 2.0

34. 900 Albategnius 900 albategnius. Han er en arabisk astronom som gjørmange små korreksjoner til Ptolemys arbeide. http://home.hib.no/ansatte/shof/HISTOR/tsld012.htm

35. 900 Albategnius Første Forrige Neste Siste Indeks Tekst. Lysbilde 12 av 46. http://home.hib.no/ansatte/shof/HISTOR/sld012.htm

36. Moon-albategnius Moonalbategnius. Intes-Micro MN56 5 inch f/6 Maksutov-NewtonianTelescope on a Super Polaris mount. ©2002 Nat Chotinun. http://www.belayslave.com/astrophotos/cp950/pages/moon-albategnius.htm

37. Area Astronomia - Sommario Translate this page albategnius. Le condizioni ottimali di osservazione di albategnius si hanno al primoquarto, ma questa osservazione è stata svolta in occasione dell'ultimo. http://www.gawh.net/disegni_lunari/albateg.htm

Albategnius Sito di osservazione: Settimo Torinese (TO); data e ora (UT): 30-08-2002 01.20 UT; strumento: Vixen VMC 200 L ingrandimento: 278 x; seeing 2/3, foschia e nuvole sparse. Le condizioni ottimali di osservazione di Albategnius si hanno al primo quarto, ma questa osservazione è stata svolta in occasione dell'ultimo. Il cratere ha un diametro di 136 km, e si trova in prossimità dell'area di Ptolemaeus, sul lato E lunare (W celeste), immediatamente a S di Hipparcus. Si tratta di una formazione antica, dalle pareti tormentate da impatti secondari ancora insufficienti a eroderne completamente i contorni. Le pareti arrivano con le loro creste a quote di 3000-4250 m sulla pianura circostante, mentre l'imponente rilievo centrale, generato dalle forze elastiche in occasione dell'impatto primario, si presenta come una massiccia piramide triangolare. I crateri Albategnius B e Klein interrompono i terrazzamenti interni delle pareti. Riepilogo tavole selenografiche Prossima tavola Disegni e testi Federico Corno - Impaginazione WEB Stefano Lazzaro - GAWH Top of page

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39. Al-Batani - Wikipedia Similar pages WIEM albategnius wersja dla drukarki. Matematyka, Astronomia, Azja albategnius (ok. 854929),widok strony znajdz podobne pokaz powiazane. Patrz Battani Al. http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albategnius

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