An Etymological Dictionary of Astronomy and Astrophysics

The science of → wines. Same as enology.

Etymology (EN): From Gk. oeno-, from oinos cognate with → wine.

Etymology (PE): Bâdešenâsi, from bâdé, bâda “wine,” from Mid.Pers. bâtak “wine,” + -šenâsi, → -logy.

The science of → wines. Same as enology.

Etymology (EN): From Gk. oeno-, from oinos cognate with → wine.

Etymology (PE): Bâdešenâsi, from bâdé, bâda “wine,” from Mid.Pers. bâtak “wine,” + -šenâsi, → -logy.

The unit of magnitude of magnetic field strength or magnetic intensity in c.g.s. units, i.e. the force in dynes which a unit magnetic pole would experience at any point in a magnetic field.

See also: In honor of Hans Christian Ørsted (1777-1851), the Danish physicist and philosopher, who was the first to notice the interaction of electric current and the magnetic needle (1819) thereby initiating the study of electromagnetism.

The unit of magnitude of magnetic field strength or magnetic intensity in c.g.s. units, i.e. the force in dynes which a unit magnetic pole would experience at any point in a magnetic field.

See also: In honor of Hans Christian Ørsted (1777-1851), the Danish physicist and philosopher, who was the first to notice the interaction of electric current and the magnetic needle (1819) thereby initiating the study of electromagnetism.