Hasan Tahsini

Albanian astronomer and mathematician

Hasan Tahsini - Albanian astronomer and mathematician
Born

April 7th, 1811
213 years ago

Died

July 3rd, 1881
143 years ago — 70 years old

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

Albania

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Born in 1811, significant contributions made in mathematics and astronomy. Established the first observatory in Albania. Developed methods for astronomical calculations and produced works on algebra and geometry. Also engaged in philosophical discussions concerning science and mathematics.

Established the first observatory in Albania

Contributed to the development of mathematical theories

Produced significant works on astronomy

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