Marian Koller: Famous astronomer from Bohinj
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Marian Koller, Bohinj, Jožef Stefan, the Dalton Minimum of sunspots, history of astronomy and technical educationAbstract
The Bohinj native, astronomer Marian Koller (1792- 1866), was a star of the 19th century. Today, his work is gaining in importance again, focusing on the Dalton Minimum of sunspots as a counterbalance to other explanations for global warming. Apart from Hallerstein, Koller was unparalleled among Slovenian astronomers. Above all, he enabled the success of Jožef Stefan.
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2025-08-14
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