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Jean-Sylvain Bailly, fils du peintre officiel du roi Louis XVI, fut un astronome et un mathématicien de bonne réputation. Élu député aux états généraux de mai 1789, il devient président de l'Assemblée nationale et se trouve être le premier à prononcer le serment du Jeu de Paume.
Jean Sylvain Bailly (zhäN sēlvăN´ bäyē´), 1736–93, French astronomer and politician. His works on astronomy and on the history of science (notably the Essai sur la théorie des satellites de Jupiter) were distinguished both for scientific interest and literary elegance and earned him membership in the French Academy, the Academy of Sciences, and the Academy of Inscriptions.
Jean, Sylvain Bailly. 1736 - 1793. Informations générales. Né le 15 janvier 1736 à Paris ( - Généralité de Paris - France) Décédé le 12 novembre 1793 à Paris (Département de Paris - France) Mandats à l'Assemblée nationale ou à la Chambre des députés. Biographies.
13. Sept. 2019 · In summer 1789, in the eve of the Revolution, the Parisians took their destiny into their hands. Jean-Sylvain Bailly is the man they chose to lead them in a time of trouble. Replacing the men appointed by the kings, this intellectual is trusted to affirm the power and the will of the Parisians. He is respected and praised by all in the beginning.
15. Sept. 2021 · Jean-Sylvain Bailly, a French astronomer, was born Sep. 15, 1736. Bailly was one of the first historians of astronomy, writing volumes on the history of ancient astronomy, on the development of modern astronomy, and on Indian and Oriental astronomy, all of which were published between 1775 and 1787 and which we have in first or revised editions in our History of Science Collection.
Jean‐Sylvain Bailly, a French astronomer and politician, was largely known for his contributions to astronomy and his tragic political career. After studying with Nicolas de La Caille and Alexis Clairaut , Bailly computed orbits of various comets and, using Clairaut's theory, made the first effort to improve the tables of the satellites of Jupiter.
Bailly, Jean-Sylvain. ( b. Paris, France, 15 September 1736; d. Paris, 12 November 1793) astronomy. Bailly was born in the Louvre, where his father, Jacques, as keeper of the king’s paintings, had an apartment. His father also owned a house in Chaillot, a fashionable suburb of Paris.
