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

Middle AgesMathematicsEducationPopeAstrolabe


🔭 Al-Zarqālī's Discovery of Solar Apsidal Precession
al-Zarqālī in Islamic Spain discovers the apsidal precession of the Sun.⟶

AstronomyIslamic Golden AgeMathematicsAl-AndalusMiddle AgesAstrology

🚶 Frankish Settlement Along the Way of Saint James
Franks start to settle around the Way of Saint James (Today, modern North Spain)⟶

PilgrimageMiddle AgesChristianityCultural ExchangeSettlement


⚗️ Fermat Formulates His Last Theorem
Pierre de Fermat formulates his so-called Last Theorem, unsolved until 1995.⟶

MathematicsNumber TheoryAlgebraScientific Revolution

⚗️ Évariste Galois' Contributions to Group Theory
Évariste Galois development of group theory.⟶

MathematicsFrench RevolutionAlgebraMathematical Innovation

🧑🏫 Galois Develops Group Theory
Évariste Galois invents Group theory in mathematics.⟶

MathematicsFrench RevolutionAlgebraTheory
