Mathematicians of the Age of Exploration
The atlas holds 11 people and 221 moments here, from 1452 to 1650. The most recorded lives are René Descartes, Galileo Galilei and Albrecht Dürer.
Moments
- 1643 Born at Woolsthorpe Manor Isaac Newton
- 1643 Relocates north of Amsterdam René Descartes
- 1643 Seeks refuge in The Hague René Descartes
- 1643 Settles at Egmond-Binnen René Descartes
- 1644 Visits Paris during a French journey René Descartes
- 1646 Pascal household during Étienne's injury Blaise Pascal
- 1646 Birth in Leipzig Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
- 1647 Mathematical instructor to the Prince of Wales Thomas Hobbes
- 1647 Return to Paris and meeting with Descartes Blaise Pascal
- 1647 Meets Pascal in Paris René Descartes
- 1647 Returns to Egmond with Picot René Descartes
- 1648 Barometer experiment at Saint-Jacques-de-la-Boucherie Blaise Pascal
- 1648 Flight from Paris during the Fronde Blaise Pascal
- 1648 Return to Paris during the Fronde Blaise Pascal
- 1648 Arrives in Fronde-era Paris René Descartes
- 1648 Interviewed by Frans Burman at Egmond René Descartes
- 1649 Leaves Egmond for Sweden René Descartes
- 1649 Arrives in Stockholm René Descartes
- 1649 Lives in Chanut's Västerlånggatan house René Descartes
- 1650 Tutors Queen Christina at Tre Kronor René Descartes
- 1650 Dies at Chanut's Stockholm residence René Descartes