Amerigo Vespucci is the explorer who realized that Columbus had actually discovered two new continents - North and South America. Vespucci sailed to the New World on several voyages between 1497 and 1504, and his observations led him to conclude that the land discovered by Columbus was not part of Asia, but a new continent altogether.
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Franklin was interested in ocean currents, particularly the Gulf Stream, because of its potential to shorten transatlantic voyage times. By mapping its flow, he hoped to improve navigation and trade routes. His work helped ships take advantage of the current, leading to faster and safer journeys.
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No. It was Amerigo Vespucci who figured that out.
Actually , what I did was go and buy a cheap plastic turkey baster and used that to suck the coolant out of the tank - it took less time than I figured
It was the Italian explorer Amerigo Vespucci who realized that Columbus had discovered a new continent. Vespucci sailed along the coast of South America and concluded that it was a separate landmass, distinct from Asia. He wrote about his voyages and his observations were published, leading to the naming of the continent as "America" in his honor.
Yes, everyone knew it was round in 1492. The ancient Greeks figured it out that the world was round thousands of years before Columbus.
He actually figured out how to harness it.
Back in those times there was no president. However, there were kings and queens. Christopher Columbus figured the earth was round and asked queen isabell to help him. She agreed but she did not actually SEND him. He wanted to find out if the earth was round and she said that he could try.
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.zip is a form of compressed file they figured out a way to squeeze the data into fewer bytes for transmission or storage. Actually, they figured out lots of ways ... zip files are one of them.
Amerigo Vespucci never discovered any lands himself. He was a map-maker and not an explorer. He did 'discover' that the lands that Columbus had found must be a continent by itself and not part of South East Asia. The circumference of the Earth was well known even before Columbus set out, as was the geografical location of India and China on the planet. That was the exact same reason why the Potuguese turned Columbus away: they knew that he was totally miscalculating the distance to China by a westward route. So it figures - and that was also what Vespucci figured - that a coast that is some 7,000 miles removed from China probably wasn't part of China.
Symmetry was not actually invented. It was just defined after the observation of similarly figured and shaped objects in nature.
From reading Scripture, he knew that the world was flat, and so correctly figured that if he sailed West far enough, he would end up in the East.