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I don't know if this is a good idea or not, but I'm going to continue the previous BD. So we now have anything named after a person, PART 4 ... MWA-HA-HA-HA!
The results for far, from parts 1 through 3:
1. Alzheimer's Disease - Dr Alois Alzheimer (1864-1915)
2. Obama Care - President Obama
3. Occam's razor - William of Occam
4. The Richter Scale - Dr Charles Richter (1900-1985)
5. Rubik’s Cube - Erno Rubik
6. Zamboni - Frank J. Zamboni
7. The Nobel Prize - Alfred Nobel
8. General Tso's chicken - Zuo Zongtang
9. Halley' Comet - Edmund Halley (1656-1741)
10. Parkinson's Disease - James Parkinson
11. Chekov's Gun - Anton Chekhov
12. Molotov Cocktail - Vyacheslav Molotov (1890-1986)
13. Arnold Palmer (Iced Tea & Lemonade) – Arnold Palmer
1. Lutheranism - Martin Luther
2. Lou Gehrig's Disease (ALS) - Lou Gehrig
3. Christianity - Jesus Christ
4. Heimlich maneuver - American doctor Henry Heimlich
5. Braille - Louis Braille
6. Tesla Coil - Nikola Tesla
7. Fahrenheit - Daniel Fahrenheit
8. Shirley Temple (drink) - Shirley Temple
9. Venn Diagram - John Venn
10. The Pythagorean theorem - Pythagoras
11. Monroe Doctrine - James Monroe
12. Hubble Space Telescope - Edwin Hubble
13. Pasteurization - Louis Pasteur
1. Teddy Bear - Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt
2. Asperger syndrome - Dr Hans Asperger
3. The Gatling Gun - Richard Jordan Gatling
4. The Americas (North, South & Central America) - Amerigo Vespucci
5. Cape Ann (Massachusetts) - Anne of Denmark, mother of Charles I
6. Kalshnakov Rifle - Mikhail Kalashnikov
7. Addison's Disease - Dr. Thomas Addison
8. Sully (2016) Chesley sullenberger
9. Taylorism -- a system of industrial workflow management, one of the foundations of modern mass production -- named after Frederick W. Taylor
10. Celsius temperature scale - Anders Celsius
11. Tsiolkovsky rocket equation -- ideal relationship between delta-vee, mass, and rocket fuel efficiency -- named after Konstantin Tsiolkovsky
12. Hudson River (New York) and Hudson Bay (Canada) - Henry Hudson
13. Lambert's Problem -- He drinks. ... No, it's a basic problem in orbital mechanics, how to get from point X at time A to point Y at time B; cannot be solved with a direct analytical solution -- named after Johann Heinrich Lambert
And now, part 4
1. Navi -- Alternate name for the star Gamma Cassiopeiae. Named for astronaut Virgil Ivan "Gus" Grissom ("Navi" is "Ivan" backwards). Named BY astronaut Virgil Ivan "Gus" Grissom, who put the label on NASA's celestial navigation training charts as a prank. After Grissom's death in the Apollo 1 fire, NASA kept the name on their charts as an informal memorial, and it passed outward to the scientific community and beyond. Although not the official IAU name, "Navi" has long been in common use.