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Hans Bethe __ Passed away Monday. Truly one of the great physicists. Nobel prize winner in
1967.

Hans Bethe __ was a kind and gentle human being ___ and a great scientist

Hans __ you will be sorrily missed ___

but as Oliver said in his post __

__ " Hans, we´ll always remember you!" __

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His explanations about the way that stars are fueled, played a major role in scientific understanding about how stars actually evolve.

I remember the first time that I had seen him. It was in the Stardust episode of the PBS documentary The Astronomers. I liked him from that point on.

He always seemed like a very nice man to me. It's too bad.

If anyone would want to see some of Hans Bethe's lectures, they can find some nice videos at: http://bethe.cornell.edu. I plan on doing so myself when I have some time.

Thanks Byron

and a speziell Report for the German Users here


NACHRUF Nobelpreisträger Hans Bethe gestorben

Hans Bethe war einer der bedeutendsten Astrophysiker des 20. Jahrhunderts. In den 1930er Jahren löste er eines der großen Rätsel der damaligen Astronomie: die Energieerzeugung der Sonne und der Sterne. Für diese bahnbrechende Entdeckung wurde ihm 1967 der Nobelpreis in Physik verliehen. Hans Bethe verstarb am vergangenen Sonntag im Alter von 98 Jahren in Ithaca im US-Bundesstaat New York.

Greetings from Germany NRW
Ulli S@h Berkeley's Staff Friends Club m7 ©

He is realy great person.

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