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Who was the first to discover a nova in 1572?
yo face dueshbag
What did Captain Robert Scott discover on the Terra Nova mission?
The Terra Nova expedition resulted in new scientific discoveries, including more details about the sea animals that breed on Antarctica's beaches, data bout weather patterns, winds and temperatures, and geological samples they brought back from their trek to the South Pole, which were recovered by the remaining team members. .
Why do planets go into super nova?
a super nova is not something that anything goes into. A SUPER NOVA is a part of a stars life cycle when it explodes. THEN all the dust and chips of the star reunite in a super nova remnent forming a COMPLETELY NEW STAR.
What is the Latin word for new moon?
Nova Luna; nova means new, Luna means moon.
What happens to a nova star after it becomes so bright?
after a nova star becomes bright it turns into a dwarf and explodes.
The first European to explore New Zealand?
The first European to explore New Zealand, circumnavigating the islands between October 1769 and February 1770, was Captain James Cook. He did not discover New Zealand, as that was done by Abel Tasman in 1642.
Who was the first to discover the Nova?
Which Nova?
Who developed the tycchohic system and was the first to discover a nova?
brahe
Who was the first to discover a nova in 1572?
yo face dueshbag
Who named new zealand?
Abel Tasman named the land Staten Landt, as it was thought to be connected to South America. Cook's voyages and surveying corrected that, and subsequently it was shown on Dutch maps as Nova Zeeland (literally new sea-land) after a province of the Netherlands. This was translated to New Zealand on the British Admiralty charts.Some argue that the original Dutch spelling should prevail, but in that case all the native names of e.g. foreign capitals would be spelt in their mother tongue. Not a proposition likely to attract wide support.The accepted Maori name for the country is Aotearoa - 'land of the long white cloud'.
What was the original name of New Zealand?
Abel Tasman called New Zealand "Staten Landt" but it was later found that New Zealand was not part of State Landt so the name Nova Zeelandia, or Nieuw Zeeland became attributed to the country. The name Zelandia, or Zeeland, appeared on maps for the first time around 1645. The Maori name for New Zealand which is still used today is "Aotearoa", which means land of the long white cloud.
Did Samuel De Champlain discover Nova Scotia?
no he didnt because he only dicovered quebec city and Champlain river
How many places did Leif Erickson discover?
5 places 3 places{Vinland,Nova Scotia,and New England.
What does New Zealand stand for?
The Dutch explorer Abel Tasman was the first recorded European to discover New Zealand in the 1600's and was named Nieuw Zeeland,or in Latin,Zelandia Nova.Zeeland is a maritme province of Holland suggesting it means sealand.
Why do they call New Zealand New Zealand?
Abel Tasman sighted the islands in 1642 and named them Staten Landt, assuming they were connected to land off the southern tip of South America. In 1645 Dutch cartographers renamed the islands Nova Zeelandia after the Dutch province of Zeeland.There is/was a province in Holland called Zeeland. New Zealand was called after that province. There are various similar names around the world.New York.New Amsterdam. etc.
When was New Zealand named New Zealand?
New Zealand was originally named Staten Landt by Dutch explorer Abel Tasman, as he thought it was connected to South America. In either 1644 or 1645, Dutch cartographers renamed it Nova Zeelandia after the province of Zeeland In the Netherlands. After Cook's first voyage to the South Pacific, when he circumnavigated and charted the coastlines of the North and South Islands, this was later translated to English, becoming New Zealand on the British Admiralty charts around 1770.
What did Annie Jump Cannon discovered?
Annie Jump Cannon was an American astronomer who lived from 1863 until 1941. She discovered a dwarf nova named SS Cygni. She would go on to discover 4 other nova's and 300 variable stars.
