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Celsius first traveled to Germany. Following a visit to the observatory in Berlin, where he worked with Christfried Kirch, he continued to Nuremburg, where his observations of the aurora borealis first appeared in print. As Celsius importantly noted, whenever the northern lights can be seen in the night sky, significant magnetic fluctuations take place. Later scientists expanded upon Celsius’ observations, and today it is believed that the spectacular luminous displays are related to the interaction of atoms in the upper atmosphere of the Earth with charged particles associated with solar wind. The charged particles are influenced by the planet’s magnetic field and descend toward the magnetic poles (... a similar phenomenon is observed along the southern pole of the planet, although Celsius never had the opportunity of observing it).
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Celsius traveled for several years, including an expedition into Lapland with French astronomer Pierre-Louis Maupertuis (1698–1759) to measure a degree of longitude (an angular distance of the earth). Upon his return he was appointed steward (manager) to Uppsala's new observatory, a building designated for studying the universe. He began a series of observations using colored glass plates to record the magnitude (size) of certain stars. This was the first attempt to measure the intensity of starlight with a tool other than the human eye.
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Celsius was born on November 27, 1701, in Uppsala, Sweden. Both his father and grandfather were university professors, the former in astronomy and the latter in mathematics; it seemed natural for young Celsius to embark on a similar career. He studied at the University of Uppsala and was elected secretary of Uppsala's Scientific Society in 1725. Five years later, he succeeded his father as professor of astronomy at the university. As was common during the period, Celsius soon embarked on a European tour to gain a broader scientific background, practical experience and familiarity with other prominent scientists.
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Celsius is a dietary supplement that in multiple clinical studies has been shown to burn over 100 calories, sustain energy and increase metabolism for up to 3 hours. In the most recent study conducted at the University of Oklahoma and released at the International Society of Sports Nutrition, Celsius was shown to burn more than 100 calories. Celsius contains a blend of ingredients including Green Tea with EGCG, Ginger, Calcium, Chromium, B Vitamins, and Vitamin C. Celsius contains none of the bad ingredients typically found in many drinks -- no sugar, no carbs, no preservatives, no artificial coloring, no high fructose corn syrup, no trans fats, and it has very little sodium. Celsius is available in 5 great-tasting flavors including Orange, Cola, Lemon-Lime, Wild Berry and Ginger Ale.
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DELRAY BEACH, FL--(MARKET WIRE)--Aug 14, 2007 -- Celsius Holdings, Inc. (OTC BB:CSUH.OB - News) announced today that Celsius®, the innovative beverage credited for creating the negative calorie category that's revolutionizing the beverage market, will be entering South East Michigan. The agreement with Intra State Distributors covers all channels of trade, such as gyms, hotels, corporate cafeterias, hospitals, grocery, convenience, restaurants, cafés, and more. Being a leader in Michigan, known for introducing successful brands such as Glacéau Vitaminwater and FUZE Beverages, this partnership is positioned for long lasting profitable achievements.
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Celsius brings you no 2 wich features the new Dutch phenomenon “Icicle”. Still U is a deep epic track that will fill any dancefloor with a musical sensation, heavy beats & basses stand upfront while the melodic theme creeps in and drops like a bombshell. With releases coming up on Med School, Critical and Fokuz Icicle shows that he is a definate one to watch for this year.
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