Titlebook: Bode’s Law and the Discovery of Juno; Historical Studies i Clifford J. Cunningham Book 2017 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2

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The Olbers-Gauss Letters,he 1804 discovery of Juno. Also included here are letters from Gauss to Maskelyne. The Olbers-Gauss letters were edited by the German mathematician Carl Schilling (1857–1932; 1900) in a book by Springer. His numerical system is retained here.

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Letters: Gauss with Bode and Zach,ters from Zach to Gauss were published as part of the author’s series . (Cunningham 2009). This chapter is supplemented by a couple of letters between Gauss and Schumacher that were not included in books in the Historical Studies of Asteroids by this author.

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The Oriani-Piazzi Letters,tained here. Earlier letters between the two friends were published in previous books by this author. Only their letters dealing with Juno are given here. A brief section about the work of Oriani’s fellow astronomer at Brera Observatory in Milan, Francesco Carlini, concludes the chapter.

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Book 2017ls how Juno fit into that scheme and is examined as it relates to the philosopher Georg Hegel’s 1801 thesis that there could be no planets between Mars and Jupiter. By 1804 that gap was not only filled but had three residents: Ceres, Pallas and Juno! ..?..When Juno was discovered no one could have i

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(1807).Based on extensive archival research of Juno and Vest.Johann Bode developed a so-called law of planetary distances best known as Bode’s Law. The story of the discovery of Juno in 1804 by Karl Harding tells how Juno fit into that scheme and is examined as it relates to the philosopher Georg He