Fritz ツビッキー
Fritz ツビッキー (Fritz Zwicky, February 14, 1898 – ) is an astronomer of the Swiss nationality which played an active part in the United States on February 8, 1974. It is the pioneer of the study of the supernova with Walter Baade.
With the parents of the Swiss (father of the Norwegian nationality, Czech mother), I was born in Bulgarian Varna. I learned in Zurich federation college of engineering. I moved to American California Institute of Technology in 1925 and was active afterwards in the United States as Swiss nationality.
I announced the article to suggest that a thing, the supernova which were the process when a supernova shifted to a neutron star with Walter Baade in the 1930s were outbreak sources of cosmic rays. I succeeded to let Palomar astronomical observatory set up the Schmidt telescope for the supernova search and discovered more than 100 supernovas. I made galactic catalogue Catalogue of Galaxies and of Clusters of Galaxies (CGCG) from 1961.
I was known for an odd person, and it was usual that I poured abusive language on neighboring researchers, and the favorite abuse word was "spherical good-for-nothing fellow" (seeing from where a good-for-nothing fellow) [1]
such as prize, bestowal of an order
Prize
- British royal Astonomical Society gold medal (1972)
Naming
- An asteroid: (1803) Zwicky
- Crater of the month
Footnote
- ^ Simon Singh "big bang theory"
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