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Comet Spitaler is a
periodic comet in the
Solar System discovered by
Rudolf Ferdinand Spitaler (Vienna, Austria) on
November 17, 1890,
while attempting...
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Rudolf Ferdinand Spitaler (7
January 1849 – 16
October 1946) was an
Austrian astronomer, geophysicist,
meteorologist and climatologist. He
discovered 64...
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Cambridge University Press. p. 231. ISBN 978-0-511-39338-9.
Moscati S.,
Spitaler A.,
Ullendorff E., von
Soden W. (1980). An
Introduction to the Comparative...
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original on 7
February 2014.
Retrieved 2 June 2014. Horak, Roman;
Spitaler,
Georg (2003). "Sport,
Space and
National Identity:
Soccer and
Skiing as...
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comet might be a
return of the then lost
periodic comet Spitaler (aka 113P/
Spitaler). In 1935
additional positions had been obtained, and P. Ramensky...
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George McAnthony (6
April 1966 – 8 July 2011), born
Georg Spitaler, was a
country singer and songwriter. From 1988 he
toured around Italy, Austria, Germany...
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strength of
monsoon patterns across the
globe was
first suggested by
Rudolf Spitaler in the late
nineteenth century, The
hypothesis was
later formally proposed...
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Fischer shortened and
partly altered. Next to the
Church was the
Spitaler Gottesacker. The
composer Antonio Vivaldi died in
Vienna and was buried...
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Jerome Murphy-O’Connor, O.P., and
Joseph A. Fitzmyer, S.J.,
edited by
Peter Spitaler, 62–80. Washington, DC: The
Catholic Biblical ****ociation of America, 2011...
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restoration of the
castle was
presided over by
Vinschgau architect Karl
Spitaler. It is one of the
venues of the
Messner Mountain Museum. The
museum is...
