Poland B127, 885Brahe
Vatican 540
DDR 1461
Germany 1104
France 1416
Denmark 300, 524Kepler - Germany 1072
Sweden 2149, 2150
For enlarged scans of these stamps, Link to Jeff Miller's Images of Mathematicians on Postage Stamps
Czechoslovakia - 1231Hevelius - Poland 2827, 2828.
Italy 1558, 419-421
Halley
St Helena 314-316
PRC 2032 (see below)
Great Britain 1133-1136
British Antarctic Territory 129-132
Australia 962
Solar flares
Czechoslovakia 1289-90Eclipse
United States 1107
Mexico 1030Quiet Sun - DDR 746
Philippines 2374
France 2735
Mexico 775
Romania 5590
United States 3410a
Aurora
Japan 857Solar wind - British Antarctic Territory 85
USSR 2089
Greenland 43.
For enlarged scans of these stamps, Link to Jeff Miller's Images of Mathematicians on Postage Stamps
Note: The meaning of the symbols on the PRC Halley stamp were explained by Chinese astronomer Zhang Zhousheng at Yunnan Observatory as follows: "The four symbols of the face of the 1986 PRC issue for Halley's Comet as enclosed are Chinese ancient pictures about comets. They are selected from the ancient book copied on silk which be unearthed from the ancient tomb of the West Han dynasty before over 2000 years in Mawangdui of Changshan, Hunan Province. There were 29 pictures about comets in the ancient book. The four pictures which selected on the stamps were named as Red Huan, Li Comet, Qiang Star and Chiyongi from left to right. They show Chinese ancient records about comet which came from before over 2000 years."
Hertzsprung - Russell diagram - Mexico C125
Penzias, Wilson - Sweden 1664
Chandrasekhar - Sweden 1662
Fowler - Sweden 1663
Lemaitre - Belgium 1550
Hewish - Sweden 1661
Ryle - Sweden 1665
Joddrell Bank, Great Britain 466Cosmos - Germany B855-9
France 1067
Arecibo Radio Telescope, United States 3409f
Mt Palomar, United Srates 966
Hubble Space Telescope, Ireland 833
Sci-Philately
A Selective History of Science on Stamps
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