Robinson projection
Robinson projection
Gerhard Kremer, also known as Geradus Mercator (it was fashionable to have a Latin nickname in the 16'th Century), produced his first map in 1537. Ptolomy, who liked to call himself Claudius Ptolemaeus, did his thing in the 2'nd century - so, somewhere between 100 and 200 A.D. Soooo... Ptolomy wins!! by 14 centuries !!!!
If you are asking how many spectators came to watch Jackie Robinson's game as the first African American playing in major league baseball then the answer is 26,623 spectators. That date was April 15, 1947. Of course this was not the 'first' baseball game that Jackie played.
The first group of men came to the finch's home to capture the finches for scientific study. They were interested in studying the finches to learn more about their behavior, biology, and adaptations to their environment.
No because the Mercator projection distorts the size and shape of large objects, as the scale increases from the Equator to the poles, where it becomes infinite.
Jackie Robinson came from and supported the African American culture. But he supported the Physical culture.
Robinson Crusoe and the ship's crew were rescued from the shipwreck by a passing Portuguese ship that came upon their sheltered cove. They were taken aboard the ship and brought back to civilization. Crusoe was the only survivor to end up stranded on the deserted island.
Jackie Robinson's MLB debut for the Brooklyn Dodgers came on April 15, 1947.
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Frank Robinson, with a .311 average.
No. "Mrs. Robinson" came out a few months prior to "I Am the Walrus". Also, in "Mrs. Robinson", they say "koo-koo k'choo", not "goo-goo g'joob".
Yes, it was Dill's second summer in Maycomb County when Tom Robinson's trial took place in the novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee. Dill first visited Maycomb during the previous summer, and he returned for the trial, which was a significant event in the story.