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1594 in science

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The year 1594 in science and technology involved some significant events.

Botany

  • Tulip bulbs planted by Carolus Clusius in the Hortus Botanicus Leiden, Holland, first flower.

Exploration

  • First voyage of Willem Barents in the Arctic Ocean in search of the North-east passage.
  • John Davis publishes a treatise on navigation, The Seamans Secrets, and invents a version of the backstaff.
  • Robert Hues publishes a practical treatise on the use of terrestrial and celestial globes in navigation, Tractatus de globis et eorum usu.

Medicine

  • Anatomical theatre completed at the University of Padua.

Technology

  • Bevis Bulmer sets up a system at Blackfriars, London, for pumping a public water supply.

Publications

  • Johannes Huser of Waldkirch completes the publication of Paracelsus's works.
  • Baldo Angelo Abati : Opus discussarum concertationum praeclarum, de rebus, verbis, et sententiis controversis, ex omnibus fere scriptoribus, libri XV published at Pesaro.

Births

Deaths

  • June 7 – Rodrigo Lopez (b. c. 1517), physician to Elizabeth I of England.
  • Cristóbal Acosta (b. c. 1525), physician.

References

References

  1. Palmer, Alan. (1992). "The Chronology of British History". Century Ltd.
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