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Lipperhey (c. 1570 –
buried 29
September 1619), also
known as
Johann Lippershey or
Lippershey, was a German-Dutch spectacle-maker. He is
commonly ****ociated...
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Lippershey is a
relatively tiny
lunar impact crater located in the
southeast section of the Mare Nubium. It was
named after German-Dutch
optician Hans...
- Hans
Lippershey, also
known by the name Lipperhey, was a German-Dutch spectacle-maker.
Lippershey or
Lipperhey is the name of
several celestial objects...
- and
telescope pioneer Hans
Lippershey. In
January 2016, in
recognition that his
actual name was
Lipperhey (with
Lippershey an
error introduced in the...
- spectacle-making and at one time
lived next door to
Middelburg spectacle maker Hans
Lippershey, who is also
claimed to have
invented the telescope. Janssen's attribution...
- Netherlands, when a
patent was
submitted by Hans
Lippershey, an eyegl**** maker.
Although Lippershey did not
receive his patent, news of the invention...
-
since the
invention of the telescope,
which is
commonly credited to Hans
Lippershey, a German-Dutch spectacle-maker,
although Galileo pla**** a
large role...
- 1608:
Refracting telescopes first appear.
Dutch spectacle-maker Hans
Lippershey tries to
obtain a
patent on one,
spreading word of the invention. 1610:...
- on
uncertain descriptions of the
first practical telescope which Hans
Lippershey tried to
patent in the
Netherlands in 1608, Galileo, in the following...
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claims it was
invented by
their neighbor and
rival spectacle maker, Hans
Lippershey (who
applied for the
first telescope patent in 1608), and
claims it was...
