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BETH - German theoretical physicist, indicated the most probable cycles of thermonuclear reactions in stars

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BRAGE - Danish astronomer, reformer of practical astronomy, compiled a catalog of stars

GAMOV - American theoretical physicist, put forward the hypothesis of a "hot universe"

Hubble - American astronomer, established the pattern of expansion of galaxies

HUISCH - English radio astronomer, under his leadership pulsars were discovered

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Halley - English astronomer, compiled the first catalog of stars in the southern sky, discovered the proper motion of stars

Doppler - Austrian physicist and astronomer

KEPLER - German astronomer, one of the creators of modern astronomy, discovered the laws of planetary motion, laid the foundations for the theory of eclipses

NEWTON - English mathematician, astronomer and physicist, discovered the law of universal gravitation, developed the theory of the motion of celestial bodies

REESEL - American astronomer, created one of the first theories of the evolution of stars

STRUVE - astronomer, founder and first director of the Pulkovo Observatory

FOWLER - American physicist, made a significant contribution to the theory of the expanding universe and the theory of nuclear reactions in stars

HAWKING - American astrophysicist

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Bessel - German astronomer

GALILEO - Italian scientist, one of the founders of exact natural science

HERSHEL - English astronomer, founder of stellar astronomy, built the first model of the Galaxy

Hipparchus - an ancient Greek astronomer, one of the founders of astronomy, determined the distance to the moon, introduced geographical coordinates

PENZIAS - American astrophysicist, discovered the microwave background radiation

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Copernicus - Polish astronomer, creator of the heliocentric system of the world

PTOLEMEUS - ancient Greek scholar

EINSTEIN - theoretical physicist, creator of the private and general theories of relativity

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EDDINGGON - English astrophysicist

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HERTZSHPRUNG - Danish astronomer, introduced the division of stars into giants and dwarfs

Fraumhofer - German physicist

Schwarzschild - German theoretical physicist and astronomer

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CHANDRASEKAR - American theoretical astrophysicist

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