What was the major contribution that Johann muller gave to the science of astronomy?

Answer 1

Huygens proposed as an explanation for Saturn's apparently unusual shape a thin, flat ring around the planet, which he later proved (though later observation would show he was not entirely correct about Saturn's 'ring'), along with discovering the moon Titan, using a telescope he designed. He also notably studied several nebulae, including the Orion nebula, which now retains a region named in his honour. He was also an early speculator on the existence of extraterrestrial life, writing a posthumously published work Cosmotheoros speculating on the conditions necessary for live to exist on a planet, focusing on ambient water and light. In honour of his substantial contributions to the world of science, including astronomy, several missions, mission vehicles, and astronomical objects are named after Huygens.

Answer 2

Johann Muller, also known as Regiomontanus, made significant contributions to the science of astronomy by improving techniques for measuring the positions of stars and planets. He was one of the first to use trigonometry in astronomy, which helped refine astronomical calculations and predictions. Muller's work laid the foundation for the development of modern observational astronomy.

Answer 3

JOHANN MULLER contribution to the earth science

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