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Pingré may refer to: Alexandre Guy Pingré (1711–1796), French astronomer and naval geographer 12719 Pingré, main belt asteroid with an orbital period of...
Click to read more »Pingré is a lunar impact crater that is located near the southwest limb of the Moon, beyond the large crater Phocylides. It lies to the northwest of the...
Click to read more »Dom Alexandre Guy Pingré (September 1711 – 1 May 1796) was a French canon regular, astronomer and naval geographer. Pingré was born in Paris but was educated...
Click to read more »Pingré (1711–1796) – French priest astronomer and naval geographer; the crater Pingré on the Moon is named after him, as is the asteroid 12719 Pingré...
Click to read more »Rue du Faubourg du Hem The church of Saint-Germain-l'Écossais [fr], Rue Pingre The church of Sacré-Cœur, Rue de Mareuil The church of Saint-Jacques, Rue...
Click to read more »600 Marginis 580 Flamsteed-Billy 570 Balmer-Kapteyn 550 Werner-Airy 500 Pingré-Hausen 300 Al-Khwarizmi / King 590 Fecunditatis 990 3 Australe 880 Tranquillitatis...
Click to read more »Gentil June 6, 1991 La Silla E. W. Elst · 3.6 km MPC · JPL 12719 Pingré 1991 LP2 Pingré June 6, 1991 La Silla E. W. Elst · 3.5 km MPC · JPL 12720 1991...
Click to read more »Relation de l'Île Rodrigue, and then by the French mathematician Alexandre Pingré, who travelled to Rodrigues to view the 1761 transit of Venus. In 1871,...
Click to read more »was broken up. Due to the diplomatic skills of the director, Alexandre Pingré, his reputation as an astronomer and geographer, and his contacts within...
Click to read more »mathematician Gaspard Monge, astronomer and naval geographer Alexandre Guy Pingré, and poet, actor and playwright Fabre d'Églantine (who invented the names...
Click to read more »Comet of 1556 and the Great comet of 1264 are the same comet. Alexandre Guy Pingré, who in his Cométographie (1783) calls the Great Comet of 1264 a "great...
Click to read more »run at the abbey and later member of the community was Dom Alexandre Guy Pingré, C.R.S.A. (died 1796). He made significant contributions to astronomy and...
Click to read more »Relation de l'Île Rodrigue, and then by the French astronomer Alexandre Pingré, who travelled to Rodrigues to view the 1761 transit of Venus. In 1867,...
Click to read more »Stomping has now gradually been replaced by the use of a press called a pingre (cage). The pulp is then hand-patted into small mounds traditionally using...
Click to read more »on its next apparitions after 1766. Between 1766 and 1773, Alexandre Guy Pingré made the first parabolic orbits for comet Helfenzrieder, where his computations...
Click to read more »Anders Johan Lexell, Leonhard Euler, Pingré, Adrien-Marie Legendre and Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel. Lexell, Asclepi, Pingré and Bessel were especially successful...
Click to read more »was due to hunting by humans instead. The French astronomer Alexandre Guy Pingré did not encounter any solitaires when he visited Rodrigues to observe the...
Click to read more »Rodrigues starling was extinct by the time French scientist Alexandre Guy Pingré visited Rodrigues during the French 1761 Transit of Venus expedition. The...
Click to read more »Gentil had also missed the 1761 transit through bad luck. Alexandre Guy Pingré in Haiti William Wales and Joseph Dymond at Prince of Wales Fort on Hudson...
Click to read more »Réto, Cécile (2018-11-14). "" L'Europe ne peut pas tenir avec un budget pingre ", alerte Isabelle Thomas". Ouest France. Retrieved 2020-09-15. "Saint-Malo :...
Click to read more »1618". Giornale Critico della Filosofia Italiana. 7 (2): 237–273. A. G. Pingré (1783). Cométographie ou Traité historique et théorique des comètes [Cometography...
Click to read more »the Province of Massachusetts Bay (d. 1780) September 11 – Alexandre Guy Pingré, Catholic priest and scientist (d. 1796) September 14 – Michele Foschini...
Click to read more »Rozier (1756–1785) WGPSN Pingré 58°38′S 73°57′W / 58.64°S 73.95°W / -58.64; -73.95 (Pingré) 88.43 1961 Alexandre Guy Pingré (1711–1796) WGPSN Pirquet...
Click to read more »noblewoman, morganatic wife of Charles of Saxony (b. 1742) May 1 – Alexandre Guy Pingré, Catholic priest and scientist (b. 1711) May 2 – Juan García Ruiz, bishop...
Click to read more »especially the juveniles. In 1763, the French astronomer Alexandre Guy Pingré noted the absence of the Rodrigues night heron and other birds by the time...
Click to read more »list 12716 Delft 8 April 1991 list 12718 Le Gentil 6 June 1991 list 12719 Pingré 6 June 1991 list 12722 Petrarca 10 August 1991 list 12727 Cavendish 14 August...
Click to read more »a wealth of data on natural sciences. JPL · 12718 12719 Pingré 1991 LP2 Alexandre Guy Pingré (1711–1796), a French astronomer, was sent by the king to...
Click to read more »prize, as well as further chronometers by Arsandeaux and Biesta. Borda and Pingré were part of the expedition. Flore called Cadiz and Tenerriffe, before continuing...
Click to read more »Jacques II. Danès de Marly 12 January 1659 – 5 December 1662: Pierre V. Pingré 1664 – 29 April 1675: Louis I. de Forbin d'Opède 1675 – 15 November 1682:...
Click to read more »of the Moon. It is located to the northwest of the crater Pingré, and was designated Pingré H before it was named by the IAU. The proximity of this crater...
Click to read more »he visited Rodrigues to observe the 1761 transit of Venus, Alexandre Guy Pingré encountered no solitaires, although he had been assured that they survived...
Click to read more »1687, were sons of the French congregation. The astronomer Alexandre Guy Pingré was librarian of Sainte-Geneviève. In 1744, King Louis XV decided to replace...
Click to read more »Petit Pierre Petit (engineer) Jean Picard Louise du Pierry Alexandre Guy Pingré Christian Pollas Jean-Louis Pons Philippe Gustave le Doulcet, Comte de Pontécoulant...
Click to read more »various candidates in real conditions at sea. The expedition also comprised Pingré, Messier and the watchmaker Le Roy, who had built two of the chronometers...
Click to read more »(in French). Fati Mansour (2014-05-07). "La justice s'est montrée trop pingre avec Dominique Ducret". Le Temps (in French). "Genève versera plus de 3...
Click to read more »(1738–1810), explorer, hydrographer, and King's lieutenant, accompanied by Canon Pingré (1711–1796), navy astronomer and geographer and member of France's Royal...
Click to read more »walled plain named Hausen. The satellite crater Pingré S is attached to the eastern rim, with Pingré itself located farther to the northeast. Just to...
Click to read more »Candidate Votes % Democratic Gene Reynolds 3,725 38.97 Republican Jerri Ray de Pingre 2,498 26.13 Republican Gerald Holland 2,131 22.29 Republican Ronnie Broughton...
Click to read more »12095 Pinel 10198 Pinelli 18111 Pinet 34014 Pingali 6790 Pingouin 12719 Pingré 92209 Pingtang 175583 Pingtung 7976 Pinigin 10689 Pinillaalonso 19367 Pink...
Click to read more »edge of Bailly, an immense walled plain. To the northeast is the crater Pingré on the near side, and to the north is the Arrhenius just on the far side...
Click to read more »12711 Tukmit 12714 Alkimos 12715 Godin 12716 Delft 12718 Le Gentil 12719 Pingré 12722 Petrarca 12727 Cavendish 12729 Berger 12734 Haruna 12738 Satoshimiki...
Click to read more »Wargentin. Eastward is the merged formation Schiller, and in the southwest lies Pingré. The outer wall of Phocylides is worn and eroded, especially along the western...
Click to read more »include Drude, Chant, Steklov, Lippmann, Petzval, Chappe, Pilâtre, Hausen, Pingré, and Inghirami. The large crater Bailly is to the southeast, and to the...
Click to read more »Courtanvaux wrote the story of the expedition. The narration was edited by Pingré and Messier, illustrated by Ozanne (with notably a representation of the...
Click to read more »François de Charette, soldier and politician (born 1763) 1 May - Alexandre Guy Pingré, astronomer and naval geographer (born 1711) 30 July - Nicolas de Pigage...
Click to read more »the Province of Massachusetts Bay (d. 1780) September 11 – Alexandre Guy Pingré, Catholic priest and scientist (d. 1796) September 14 – Michele Foschini...
Click to read more »various naval operations including taking the astronomer Alexandre Guy Pingré to observe the 1761 transit of Venus in the Indian Ocean. In January 1762...
Click to read more »had been presented for this role by his abbot at Sainte-Geneviève Abbey, Pingré, and his talents also extended to ornithology, entomology, water chemistry...
Click to read more »the mid-18th century; as Rodrigues is a small island, it is likely that Pingré would have recorded them in 1761 if they had still been present. BirdLife...
Click to read more »Retrieved 2019-01-26. Sidwaya, BS (2018-12-06). "Trophées de la paix " Pingre Kuni " : 13 leaders distingués". Quotidien Sidwaya (in French). Archived...
Click to read more »manuscript copy made by the renegade French priest and scientist Alexandre Guy Pingré. The manuscript, now conserved in the Bibliothèque nationale de France,...
Click to read more »Cantorum et de la Procure Générale de musique 1964: The Livre d'orgue du Père Pingré : Anonymes français du XVIIIe siècle, Paris, musical editions of the Schola...
Click to read more »at St. Genevieve in 1678. Astronomer and naval geographer, Alexandre Guy Pingré was made librarian of St. Geneviève and built an observatory at the Abbey...
Click to read more »to be transported to Mauritius, where they were burnt for fat and oil. Pingré gave an account of the human uses of Rodrigues tortoises in 1763: The tortoise...
Click to read more »the account of Herodotus with the astronomical tables of Alexandre Guy Pingré, he mistakenly dated the event to 3 February 625 BC, although Thales had...
Click to read more »Paris Tobias Mayer in Göttingen Nevil Maskelyne on Saint Helena Alexandre Pingré on Rodrigues Island (where he makes the last record of the Rodrigues parrot)...
Click to read more »Sciences, appointed correspondent of Abbé Nollet on 25 November 1767, then of Pingré on 20 June 1770. He was created Grand Cross of the Order of Saint-Louis...
Click to read more »to their aggressive nature. In 1763, the French astronomer Alexandre Guy Pingré noted the absence of this and other birds on Rodrigues by the time of his...
Click to read more »Movie, by Raymond Rouleau) – Comité 1974: Beau-François (by Roger Kahane) – Pingre #9 1982: Le Voyageur imprudent (by Pierre Tchernia) – Méphisto 1984: Les...
Click to read more »Opponent Party Percent 2011 Gene Reynolds Democratic 54.7% Jerri Ray de Pingre Republican 43.3% 2015 Gene Reynolds Democratic 100% 2018 (Special) Wayne...
Click to read more »creation of the French Republican calendar, alongside Lagrange, Monge, Pingré, Lalande, and Guyton de Morveau. On 17 September 1793, the committee's rapporteur...
Click to read more »King's cabinet). In the years 1720, Louis Pingré is Lord of Coullemelle. He is followed by Pantaleon Pingré Lord of Fricamps and his widow Marie Catherine...
Click to read more »solis. Exercitatio Dadei Ruffi (anagram for Audiffredi). Alexandre Guy Pingré's subsequent discounting of Audifreddi's observations led to a scientific...
Click to read more »Bigourdan discovered various lost manuscripts, particularly those of J.A.G Pingré, and contributed to numerous historical studies. He published Annales célestes...
Click to read more »1768-1769 expedition of Fleurieu on Isis, and the 1771 voyage of Borda and Pingré on Flore. Roche, vol. 1, p. 175 Delacroix, p. 12 Martin-Allanic (1964),...
Click to read more »Barbara Reinhart, Swiss mathematician (born 1730) May 1 – Alexandre Guy Pingré, French astronomer and naval geographer (born 1711 December 11 – Johann...
Click to read more »earned 54.7 percent of the vote to defeat his Republican opponent, Jeri de Pingre. Among her legislative accomplishments, Jean Doerge facilitated the creation...
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