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Ole Christensen Rømer (25. september 1644 i Aarhus – 19. september 1710 i København) var en dansk astronom, ingeniør og politidirektør. I 1675 påviste Rømer – som den første – at lyset ikke, som det hidtil var formodet, udbreder sig øjeblikkeligt, men med en endelig hastighed.
Ole Rømer. Ole (Christensen) Rømer [o (ː)lə ˈʁœːˀmɐ] (n. 25 septembrie 1644, Århus – d. 19 septembrie 1710, Copenhaga ), a fost un astronom danez. A fost cunoscut prin măsurarea cantitativă pentru prima dată a vitezei luminii .
5 ott 2019 · Ole Rømer was born in Århus, Denmark, to merchant and skipper Christen Pedersen (died 1663), and Anna Olufsdatter Storm (c. 1610 – 1690), daughter of a well-to-do alderman. From 1662 Rømer studied astronomy with Erasmus Bartholin in Copenhagen and worked with him until 1671, including the publication of Tycho Brahe ‘s writings.[ 3 ]
7 ott 2014 · The speed of light is a quantity that eluded some of the most renowned scholars in history, including Augustine and Galileo. In fact, at the time of Rømer’s successful prediction, there was ongoing debate over whether light had a measurable speed at all, or was somehow transmitted instantaneously. As the English translation of Rømer’s ...
Ole Christensen Rømer was born on the 25 September 1644. He was the son of the merchant Christen Pedersen and his wife Anne Olufsdatter Storm, who was the daughter of a well-known Aarhusian alderman. Christen Pedersen, who came from Rømø, took Rømer as his new surname when he moved to Aarhus in 1642, to stand out from his namesakes in the city.
9 dic 2018 · Ole Rømer was the son of a modest Danish merchant in Aarhus, Denmark. Born in 1644, Rømer was sent to the University of Copenhagen at the age of 18 and studied Mathematics and Astronomy under ...
Ole Rømer. Ole Rømer. Ole Christensen Rømer [1] (September 25, 1644, Århus – September 19, 1710, Copenhagen) was a Danish astronomer who demonstrated that light had a finite speed by measuring apparent changes in the periods of the revolution of Jupiter 's moon, Io. Rømer also developed a temperature scale showing the temperature between ...
