25 March
1655: On 25 March 1655, Christiaan Huygens discovered Titan, a moon of Saturn.
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1859: On 26 March 1859, a 'new planet' was seen.
It was seen by Edmond Lescarbault, a French medical doctor and amateur astronomer. He reported sighting a new planet in an orbit inside that of Mercury and he named it 'Vulcan'.
He had seen a round black spot on the Sun with a transit time across the solar disk 4 hours 30 minutes. He sent this information and his calculations on the planet's movements to Jean LeVerrier, France's most famous astronomer. Le Verrier had already noticed that Mercury had deviated from its orbit. A gravitational pull from Vulcan would fit in with what he was looking for.
However, it was not seen again and it is now believed to have been a rogue asteroid making a one-time pass close to the sun.
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24 March
2003: On 24 March 2003, scientists working on ESA's Integral mission discussed their gamma-ray burst findings so far in a press conference at the American Astronomical Society at Mount Tremblant, Quebec, Canada.
23 March
1912: On 23 March 1912, Wernher Magnus Maximilian von Braun was born.
22 March
1799: On 22 March 1799, Friedrich Wilhelm August Argelander was born.
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