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Relying on their scientists, Spanish monarchs made a mistake. Contract with Columbus was signed by them in 1492. Who could have known then that there was a huge continent in the Atlantic Ocean, between Europe and Asia. Ferdinand's ignorance played a cruel joke with him. The traveler outwitted him. Later, the king explained that although he believed in the spherical shape of the Earth, he had no idea about its true size. After all, in this matter, he listened to the opinion not only of his scientists, but also took into account the reports of the Florentine scientist Toscanelli. This can be…mehr

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Relying on their scientists, Spanish monarchs made a mistake. Contract with Columbus was signed by them in 1492. Who could have known then that there was a huge continent in the Atlantic Ocean, between Europe and Asia. Ferdinand's ignorance played a cruel joke with him. The traveler outwitted him. Later, the king explained that although he believed in the spherical shape of the Earth, he had no idea about its true size. After all, in this matter, he listened to the opinion not only of his scientists, but also took into account the reports of the Florentine scientist Toscanelli. This can be believed, because Toscanelli had the reputation of a brilliant scientist of that century. By the time his map appeared in Europe in 1474, none of the leading scientists doubted the sphericity of the Earth. And those who believed in it, understood that on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean should be located Asia.
Autorenporträt
Pisarz badawczy Ramiz Deniz urodzi¿ si¿ w 1965 roku w mie¿cie Baku. Od 1988 roku pracuje w SOCAR. Od 1999 roku jest cz¿onkiem Zwi¿zku Pisarzy, od 2003 roku jest cz¿onkiem Stowarzyszenia "Texxil", od 2013 roku jest cz¿onkiem "Public Association for Science Development Assistance" AGRA oraz cz¿onkiem Geographical Society of Azerbaijan. Od 2005 roku, w¿äciciel "Golden Pen". Jest autorem 211 ksi¿¿ek wraz z t¿umaczeniami.