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SCG6940 - Hungary 1957–1959 “International Geophysical Year” (1 Forint)
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This striking Hungarian issue commemorates the International Geophysical Year (IGY) of 1957–1958, a worldwide scientific collaboration focused on studying the Earth and its atmosphere. The stamp, inscribed “GEOFIZIKAI ÉV” and “NAPTEVÉKENYSÉG” (Geophysical Year – Solar Activity), depicts a solar observatory dome and the Sun with visible sunspots — symbols of astrophysical research during the IGY. The years 1957–1959 mark Hungary’s participation in this global effort, emphasizing solar physics and geomagnetic observations.
Designed by Ádám Czeglédi, the stamp is printed in red and gold tones, reflecting both scientific optimism and Hungary’s philatelic style of the 1950s. A notable thematic item for collectors interested in astronomy, science on stamps, and Cold War–era scientific cooperation.
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