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Urbain-Jean-Joseph Le Verrier explains the discovery of Neptune to the French King Loius Philippe at the Tuileries Date: circa late 1840s
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1840 1840s Discovery Explains Neptune Philippe Tuileries Urbain Verrier
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In this photograph, Urbain-Jean-Joseph Le Verrier, the renowned French mathematician and astronomer, is seen explaining the groundbreaking discovery of the planet Neptune to King Louis Philippe of France at the Tuileries Palace, circa late 1840s. The image captures a pivotal moment in scientific history, as Le Verrier shares his findings with the monarch and the esteemed scholars of the time. Le Verrier's discovery of Neptune, the eighth planet in our solar system, was a remarkable achievement in the field of astronomy. Using only mathematical calculations, he predicted the existence of a new planet based on irregularities in the orbit of Uranus. His hypothesis was later confirmed when the planet was observed through a telescope in 1846. The photograph showcases the excitement and intrigue surrounding this scientific breakthrough. Le Verrier, dressed in formal attire, points to a diagram or chart as he speaks to the attentive King Louis Philippe and other scholars. The King, with a look of fascination, listens intently to Le Verrier's explanation, while the scholars in the background lean in to catch every word. The Tuileries Palace, a symbol of French power and prestige, serves as the perfect backdrop for this historic moment. The grand architecture and ornate decorations of the palace reflect the grandeur and importance of the scientific discovery. This photograph is a testament to the power of scientific inquiry and the importance of sharing knowledge with those in power. It also highlights the role of the monarchy in supporting scientific research during this period in history. The image captures the sense of wonder and excitement that comes with the discovery of new knowledge and the impact it can have on the world.
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