William Hersh

William Herschel was an 18th-century British astronomer and musician known for his significant contributions to astronomy. He discovered the planet Uranus in 1781, expanding the known boundaries of our solar system. Herschel also identified infrared radiation, which is heat energy beyond visible light, and cataloged the stars, improving celestial mapping. His work laid important foundations for modern astronomy. Additionally, Herschel’s use of telescopes and rigorous observational techniques helped advance the field. His dedication to science earned him a lasting legacy as a pioneering figure in the study of the universe.