Alvin Clark became the first to observe a white dwarf star
On the 31st January, 1862, Alvin Clark was testing a new telescope when he discovered the first known white dwarf star, Sirius B.
After regretting the problems caused by his invention of dynamite, Alfred Nobel established the prestigious Nobel Prize award for those who have contributed the greatest benefit to mankind.
On the 31st January, 1862, Alvin Clark was testing a new telescope when he discovered the first known white dwarf star, Sirius B.


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