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30 Nov 1897
![]() Narmer Palette |
Narmer Palette (archaeology) The Narmer Palette is discovered in Hierakonpolis, Egypt. |
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30 Nov 1897
![]() Annie Scott Dill Maunder |
Annie Scott Dill Maunder (astronomy) Annie Scott Dill Maunder photographs the sun's outer corona during a solar eclipse in India. |
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30 Nov 1897
![]() 433 Eros |
433 Eros (astronomy) 433 Eros, the first near-Earth object, is discovered. |
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30 Nov 1897
![]() George Darwin |
George Darwin (astronomy) George Darwin proposes that the Earth and Moon had once been one body. |
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30 Nov 1897
![]() William Ramsay |
William Ramsay (chemistry) William Ramsay and Morris Travers discover Neon,Krypton (May 30) and Xenon (July 12). |
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30 Nov 1897
![]() Emil Fischer |
Emil Fischer (chemistry) Emil Fischer synthesizes purine. |
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30 Nov 1897
![]() Richard Willstätter |
Richard Willstätter (chemistry) Richard Willstätter analyzes the structure of the cocaine molecule in a synthesis derived from tropinone. |
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30 Nov 1897
![]() Ladislaus Bortkiewicz |
Ladislaus Bortkiewicz (mathematics) Ladislaus Bortkiewicz publishes a book about the Poisson distribution, The Law of Small Numbers, first noting that events with low frequency in a large population follow a Poisson distribution even when the probabilities of the events vary. |
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30 Nov 1897
![]() Peter Borovsky |
Peter Borovsky (medicine) Peter Borovsky, a Russian military surgeon working in Tashkent, publishes the first accurate description of the causative parasite for "Sart sore" (later known as leishmaniasis). |
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30 Nov 1897
![]() Patrick Manson |
Patrick Manson (medicine) Patrick Manson publishes Tropical Diseases: a manual of the diseases of warm climates in London, a pioneering English language textbook in tropical medicine. |
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30 Nov 1897
![]() Copley Medal |
Copley Medal (awards) Copley Medal: William Huggins |
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30 Nov 1897
![]() Wollaston Medal |
Wollaston Medal (awards) Wollaston Medal for Geology: Ferdinand Zirkel |