DescriptionOle Rømer - Obser. Primi Jovialium Parisiis - pp2-3.jpg
English: Page 2 and 3 of the list of eclipses of the Jupiter moons that formed the basis of Ole Rømer's discovery of the finite speed of light.
The top of page 2 lists the difference in longitude between Uranienborg and Paris, between Uranienborg and Copenhagen and between Copenhagen and Paris.
Page 3 lists observations of the second and third moon of Jupiter (Europa and Ganymede).
Dansk: Side 2 og 3 af listen over formørkelser af Jupitermånerne, der dannede grundlaget for Ole Rømers opdagelse af lysets tøven.
Øverst på side 2 er angivet længdeforskellen mellem henholdsvis Uranienborg og Paris, Uranienborg og København og København og Paris.
På side 3 står observationer af den anden og tredje Jupitermåne (Europa og Ganymede).
Date
1670s
date QS:P,+1670-00-00T00:00:00Z/8
(first publication in 1915)
Source
Meyer, Kirstine (1915) Om Ole Rømers Opdagelse af Lysets Tøven, Det Kongelige Danske Videnskabernes Selskabs Skrifter, 7. Række, naturvidenskabelig og mathematisk Afdeling, XII. 3, København. Own scan.
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