Jeremi Wasiutyński

The grave of Alexander and Jeremi Wasiutinski

Jeremi Maria Franciszek Wasiutyński (born 6 October 1907 in Warsaw, died 8 April 2005 in Oslo) is a Polish philosopher and astrophysicist who has been active in Norway since 1937.

He was the son of Alexander (railway engineer, professor of Lviv and Warsaw Polytechnic) and Klotyldy of Romocki, brother of Zbigniew (engineer of bridges). He studied astronomy, mathematics, physics, chemistry, philosophy and psychology at the University of Warsaw (1925-1932). In 1937 he went to Norway with the intention of obtaining a doctorate; The Second World War delayed the defense of the work of hydrodynamics and the structure of stars and planets until 1948. He stayed in Norway permanently without accepting work proposals in Cracow and Warsaw. He published articles and essays in the Norwegian and Finnish press. In 1965 he received a permanent scholarship from the Norwegian government, and in 1976 he was awarded a scholarship.

He was the author of many scientific papers, dealing with philosophy and synthesis of science. In his first book, published in Poland in 1938, Copernicus. The creator of the new sky took care of. Considering the astronomers' relationship with German and Italian culture. In the years 1943-1944 he published the world-famous science of the solar system in the three volumes of Verden og geniet. Fra solsystemets dannelse til idag (World and genius). He also published the following: Bibliography

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