103_Hera | discoverer | James_Craig_Watson James_Craig_Watson | education | University_of_Michigan 103_Hera | absoluteMagnitude | "7.66"^^xsd:double James_Craig_Watson | nationality | Canada James_Craig_Watson | deathPlace | Madison,_Wisconsin
103_Hera | discoverer | James_Craig_Watson James_Craig_Watson | almaMater | University_of_Michigan 103_Hera | absoluteMagnitude | 7.66 James_Craig_Watson | nationality | Canada James_Craig_Watson | deathPlace | Madison,_Wisconsin
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James Craig Watson a zo kavet ar c'horf-kabl-kabl, anvet 103 Hera, a zo ur vent da benn 7,66. James Craig Watson, a-bennad Kanadek, a oa deuet e Elzelad Michigan ha marvet e Madison, Wisconsin. Kavet 'neus ar c'horf ober-kabl, 103 Hera, a o deus a-ra 7.66. Kavet 'neus an James Craig Watson kanadek 103 Hera, o vent a-bev eo 7.66. Desket e Elveal Michigan ha marvet e Madison, Wisconsin. James Craig Watson discovered the celestial body known as 103 Hera which has an absolute magnitude of 7.66. Watson was a Canadian who studied at the University of Michigan and later died in Madison, Wisconsin. James Craig Watson, a Canadian national, attended the University of Michigan and died in Madison, Wisconsin. He discovered the celestial body, 103 Hera, which has an absolute magnitude of 7.66. The Canadian James Craig Watson discovered 103 Hera, whose absolute magnitude is 7.66. He studied at the University of Michigan and died in Madison, Wisconsin.
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