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All Other Astronomers

This group collects the Astronomy subcategory's members whose own recorded description does not state a specific astronomy subfield in the terms this subcategory's other groups use and whose first mentioned year, most often a birth year, is 1900 or later, or names no year at all: a genuinely mixed population of generalists and astronomers whose description emphasizes a broader reputation rather than a named subfield. It is the subcategory's residual catch-all, kept deliberately separate from the subfield groups above rather than force-fitting a member into a subfield its own description does not name.

All Other Astronomers
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Henricus Brucaeus (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Henricus Brucaeus, Lead, field of work
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was a German physician, astronomer and mathematician
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Johannes Stadius (Wikipedia)
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was a Flemish astronomer, astrologer, and mathematician
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Johann Hommel (Wikipedia)
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was a German astronomer and mathematician
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Michael Neander (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Michael Neander, Lead, field of work
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was a German teacher, mathematician, medical academic, and astronomer
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Antonio Mizauld (Wikipedia)
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was a French astronomer and physician
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Jean Tarde (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Jean Tarde, Lead, field of work
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where during his free time he studied various sciences including mathematics, astronomy, physics, and geography
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