Relating to William Herschel, the 18th-century astronomer and musician who discovered Uranus and made important observations of the night sky.
From the name William Herschel (1738-1822) + the adjective suffix '-ian,' used to describe things associated with or influenced by his astronomical work and discoveries.
Herschel was a trained musician before becoming an astronomer, and he used his musician's ear to detect faint stars—showing that diverse skills can combine in unexpected ways to make discoveries.
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