Sicardy helps identify occultation evidence for incomplete ring structures around Neptune.
Historical person
Bruno Sicardy Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Bruno Sicardy, based on 6 World History Database records associated with France.
Chronological biography
1984
1985
Sicardy helps obtain further occultation evidence confirming that Neptune possesses persistent ring arcs.
1989
Voyager images confirm that the earlier ground-based occultation events were produced by real ring arcs.
1998
Adaptive-optics observations obtain direct ground-based images of Neptune's ring arcs.
1999
Sicardy publishes ground-based adaptive-optics observations showing that Neptune's ring arcs remain dynamically complex.
2010
Sicardy and colleagues observe Eris occulting a star, enabling a precise measurement showing its size is comparable to Pluto's.
Record provenance
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