1003Death of Pope Sylvester II, Champion of Science and Learning

Pope Sylvester II, formerly Gerbert d'Aurillac, died but lef...
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⚗️ Death of Pope Sylvester II, Champion of Science and Learning

Pope Sylvester II, formerly Gerbert d'Aurillac, died but left a lasting impact through his promotion of science and learning, including his studies of the Hindu-Arabic numeral system, hydraulic organ, and the reintroduction of the abacus and armillary sphere to Europe, as well as the revival of the liberal arts.
Death of Pope Sylvester II, Champion of Science and Learning (1003)
Middle AgesMathematicsEducationPopeAstrolabe
FranceFranceSpainSpain

🔭 Al-Zarqālī's Discovery of Solar Apsidal Precession

al-Zarqālī in Islamic Spain discovers the apsidal precession of the Sun.
Al-Zarqālī's Discovery of Solar Apsidal Precession (1058)
AstronomyIslamic Golden AgeMathematicsAl-AndalusMiddle AgesAstrology
SpainSpain

🚶 Frankish Settlement Along the Way of Saint James

Franks start to settle around the Way of Saint James (Today, modern North Spain)
Frankish Settlement Along the Way of Saint James (1079)
PilgrimageMiddle AgesChristianityCultural ExchangeSettlement
SpainSpainFranceFrance

⚗️ Fermat Formulates His Last Theorem

Pierre de Fermat formulates his so-called Last Theorem, unsolved until 1995.
Fermat Formulates His Last Theorem (1637)
MathematicsNumber TheoryAlgebraScientific Revolution
FranceFrance

⚗️ Évariste Galois' Contributions to Group Theory

Évariste Galois development of group theory.
Évariste Galois' Contributions to Group Theory (1827)
MathematicsFrench RevolutionAlgebraMathematical Innovation
FranceFrance

🧑‍🏫 Galois Develops Group Theory

Évariste Galois invents Group theory in mathematics.
Galois Develops Group Theory (1832)
MathematicsFrench RevolutionAlgebraTheory
FranceFrance