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Charles Thomson Rees Wilson was born at 4 am on 14 February 1869, the son of John Wilson, farmer and Annie Clark Harper. The entry in the statutory register for the parish of Glencorse in the county of Edinburgh (now Midlothian) gives the place of birth as Crosshouse, Glencross. Birth entry for Charles Thomson Rees Wilson (56 KB jpeg)
Abb. 1 Charles Thomson Rees WILSON (1869 - 1959) Im Jahre 1911 gelang Charles Thomas WILSON der erste Nachweis der Spuren, welche Alpha- und Betateilchen in einer von ihm entwickelten und nach ihm benannten Nebelkammer hinterließen.
Wilson© wissenmediaNebelkammerCharles Thomson Rees, schott.schottischer Physiker, * 14. 2. 1869 Glencorse, † 15. 11. 1959 Carlops bei Edinburgh; lehrte in Cambridge; konstruierte die nach ihm benannte Nebelkammer zum Nachweis von radioaktiven Strahlen u.und...
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1. Jan. 2014 · Charles Thomson Rees Wilson, always known as C.T.R., was born on 14th February, 1869 in the parish of Glencorse, near Edinburgh in Scotland [1]. When he was four, his father died and the family moved to Manchester. He entered Owen’s College, now the University of Manchester, at the age of 15 and graduated in zoology at the age of 18. Wilson ...
Charles Thomson Rees Wilson ( 14. veebruar 1869 Midlothian – 15. november 1959 Edinburgh) oli šoti füüsik ja meteoroloog, Nobeli auhinna laureaat. Aastal 1927 sai ta aurukambri leiutamise eest Nobeli füüsikaauhinna. Ta jagas auhinda Arthur Comptoniga, kelle avastatud Comptoni efektile õnnestus Wilsoni kambri abil kinnitus saada.
Charles Thomson Rees Wilson was born on 14 February 1869 at the farmhouse of Crosshouse near Glencorse in the Pentland Hills near Edinburgh. He was the youngest of eight children by the two marriages of his father John Wilson, a very progressive sheep farmer, whose family had farmed in the neighbourhood for generations, and who himself had ...
