Robert Craft (astronomer)

Robert Craft
Nationality	The United States of America
Research field	Astronomy
Alma mater	University of Washington, the University of California, Berkeley
Doctoral course Instructor	The George her big
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Robert Craft (Robert Paul "Bob" Kraft, June 16, 1927 -) is an astronomer of the United States of America. I performed Cepheid, a nova, a pioneer study in the galactic chemical evolution.

I successively hold Rick astronomer (1981–1991) United States Astonomical Society's chairperson (1974–1976), International Astronomical Union (1997–2000).

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Honorary

Receiving a prize

• Helen B. Warner Prize for Astronomy (1962)
• Henry Norris raschel lectorate (1995)
• Blues medal (2005)^[1]

Naming

• Asteroid 371Craft (asteroid)（English version）

References

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1. ^ "The Bruce Medalists: Robert P. Kraft." February 1, 2010 reading.

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