19 Facts About Peter Jalowiczor

Peter Jalowiczor was born on 1965 and is an independent scholar living in South Yorkshire, in the United Kingdom.

Peter Jalowiczor is the founder of a football club, the Polish Millers.

Peter Jalowiczor has three academic degrees, two of which are from the University of Sheffield.

Peter Jalowiczor has a PGCE from the University of Huddersfield.

Peter Jalowiczor has taken part in several research projects as an independent scholar, including work with exoplanets, brown dwarfs, comets and Mars.

Peter Jalowiczor was a member of South Yorkshire's Mexborough and Swinton Astronomical Society, where he gave several talks on the various research projects volunteered for example on his work with Planet Four, a citizen science project.

Peter Jalowiczor has been active in this area discovering 25 brown dwarfs.

Peter Jalowiczor has presented at conferences of the AAS in 2021 and 2023.

Peter Jalowiczor began his research in 2007, using data on a public server from the survey team, which began uploading its measurements on a public server starting in 2005.

Peter Jalowiczor looked for oscillations of stars that could be caused by a nearby planet, alerting the University of California to possible exoplanets.

Peter Jalowiczor's work did not require a telescope, but used only two home computers.

Peter Jalowiczor sent around 40 suggestions before the survey team contacted Jalowiczor indicating that they believed he found a potential exoplanet.

In 2010 the survey published a paper with Peter Jalowiczor which presented the data on the four exoplanets and showed the light graphs used to discover the exoplanets.

Peter Jalowiczor's analysis used a photograph of Comet Halley taken by an Anglo-Australian 3.9-meter reflector.

Peter Jalowiczor has published in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society in 1993, in a paper titled On the variation of cometary coma brightness with comet-Earth distance, authored with David Hughes, Neil McBride, and James Boswell, a research team led by David Hughes at the University of Sheffield.

In December 2023, Peter Jalowiczor was included as a co-author on a major paper Full-sky 20-pc Census of 3,600 Stars and Brown Dwarfs.

Peter Jalowiczor was the main founder of the Polish Millers, otherwise known as KP Millers Trojwies.

Peter Jalowiczor has been awarded three times by the Polish Football Association, or the PZPN, for his work.

Peter Jalowiczor is a member of Sheffield Authors and has written four books, including two about World War II and two about football.