1147 Stavropolis (discovered 11 June 1929) is an asteroid with an absolute magnitude of 11.5. The periapsis of 1147 Stavropolis is 260855000000.0 and the apoapsis is 418476000000.0 AU.
Year of No Light is both the artist and the producer of the album Nord. The album was released on the label Crucial Blast. Year of No Light's next album was Live at Roadburn 2008.
Piotr Hallmann was born on August 25. 1987 in Gdynia, Poland, which is in the time zone UTC +2.
The University of Burgundy employs 2900 staff members with 16800 undergraduate students.
On June 11, 1929, Grigory Neujmin discovered the asteroid 1147 Stavropolis. It has an apoapsis of 418476000000.0 and an absolute magnitude of 11.5.
1147 Stavropolis | apoapsis | 418476000000.0 1147 Stavropolis | absolute magnitude | 11.5 1147 Stavropolis | discovered | 1929-06-11 1147 Stavropolis | periapsis | 260855000000.0 Nord (Year of No Light album) | followed by | Live at Roadburn 2008 (Year of No Light album) Nord (Year of No Light album) | producer | Year of No Light Nord (Year of No Light album) | artist | Year of No Light Nord (Year of No Light album) | record label | Crucial Blast Piotr Hallmann | birth date | 1987-08-25 Piotr Hallmann | birth place | Gdynia, Poland Gdynia, Poland | utc offset | +2 University of Burgundy | number of undergraduate students | 16800 University of Burgundy | staff | 2900 1147 Stavropolis | discoverer | Grigory Neujmin 1147 Stavropolis | apoapsis | 418476000000.0 1147 Stavropolis | absolute magnitude | 11.5 1147 Stavropolis | discovered | 1929-06-11