Jacobus Henricus Van t Hoff

Born 1852-08-30Time 23:00:00Place Rotterdam, Netherlands TZ Europe/Amsterdam

Panchanga

TithiDwitiya (Krishna)
VaraMonday
NakshatraPurva Bhadrapada
YogaDhriti
KaranaTaitila (Movable)
Planets shown in English (Su, Mo, Ma…) - retrograde planets marked with *: Ketu, Mercury, Rahu, Saturn - combust planets marked with c: Mercury

Notes

Work : None
Gain social status 8 July 1871 in Delft (Became a technical engineer as a teenager.)
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New Career 22 December 1873 in Utrecht (became a chemist)
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00 PM in Utrecht (dissertation)
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Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1875 (La Chimie dans l'Espace translated)
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New Job 12 September 1877 (Lecturer in Chemistry at UvA)
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Gain social status 2 November 1877 in Amsterdam (The use of theory in science)
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New Job 26 June 1878 in Amsterdam (Professor in Chemistry, geology and mineralogy)
Social : None
Begin a program of study 11 October 1878 in Amsterdam (The imagination in science)
Relationship : None
Marriage 27 December 1878 in Rotterdam (he married Johanna Francina Mees)
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New Job 30 December 1895 in Berlin (30 December 1895)
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Prize 1901 in Oslo (The first winner of the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1901.)
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Prize 16 May 1904 in Utrecht (Utrecht University granted him a "medicinae doctor honoris causa".)
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Death, Cause unspecified 1 March 1911 in Berlin (Berlin-Steglitz)
Vocation : Education
Researcher (Professor of Physical Chemistry)
Notable : None
For Abstract thought (studied more than twice as fast as regular students.)
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For Creativity (The imagination in science)
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For Languages (spoke four languages fluently)
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For Visual perception (extended 2-dimensionl chemistry to 3-dimemsional stereochemistry)
Notable : Awards
Nobel prize (The first winner of the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1901.)

Life Events & Dasha

Gain social status08 Jul 1871
MD Saturn 1855–1874AD Rahu Apr 1869–Mar 1872PD Venus 24 Feb 1871–16 Aug 1871
New Career22 Dec 1873
MD Saturn 1855–1874AD Jupiter Mar 1872–Sep 1874PD Moon 18 Dec 1873–05 Mar 1874
Published/ Exhibited/ Released1875
MD Mercury 1874–1891AD Mercury Sep 1874–Feb 1877PD Venus 09 Mar 1875–03 Aug 1875
New Job12 Sep 1877
MD Mercury 1874–1891AD Ketu Feb 1877–Feb 1878PD Jupiter 03 Sep 1877–21 Oct 1877
Gain social status02 Nov 1877
MD Mercury 1874–1891AD Ketu Feb 1877–Feb 1878PD Saturn 21 Oct 1877–18 Dec 1877
New Job26 Jun 1878
MD Mercury 1874–1891AD Venus Feb 1878–Dec 1880PD Venus 07 Feb 1878–29 Jul 1878
Begin a program of study11 Oct 1878
MD Mercury 1874–1891AD Venus Feb 1878–Dec 1880PD Moon 19 Sep 1878–14 Dec 1878
Marriage27 Dec 1878
MD Mercury 1874–1891AD Venus Feb 1878–Dec 1880PD Mars 14 Dec 1878–13 Feb 1879
New Job30 Dec 1895
MD Ketu 1891–1898AD Jupiter Sep 1895–Aug 1896PD Mercury 11 Dec 1895–28 Jan 1896
Prize1901
MD Venus 1898–1918AD Venus Sep 1898–Jan 1902PD Mercury 16 May 1901–05 Nov 1901
Prize16 May 1904
MD Venus 1898–1918AD Moon Jan 1903–Sep 1904PD Venus 06 May 1904–15 Aug 1904
Death, Cause unspecified01 Mar 1911
MD Venus 1898–1918AD Jupiter Nov 1908–Jul 1911PD Rahu 20 Feb 1911–16 Jul 1911

D1 (Lagna) Gemini

36°14'Ra*14°11'4Ve4°34'5Su15°50'Me*c24°30'6Ma26°24'7Ju25°14'89Ke*14°11'101112Mo0°48'1Sa*26°09'2

D9 (Navamsa) Scorpio

8Me*Sa*91011Ra*1212Ju34Mo5SuMaVeKe*67

D10 (Dasamsa) Leo

567Ra*89MoSa*10Su11Ma121Me*Ke*2Ve3Ju4