Who discover the first globe?

Answer 1

The inventions of Germany have strongly impacted early America. Martin Behaim Was a German map maker navigator and merchant. 1492 was the year the earliest globe was made called "Nürnberg Terrestrial Globe".

Answer 2

Martin Behaim was the first European to make a globe. In 1490 he accepted a commission to manufacture a terrestrial globe for his hometown of Nuremberg, Germany. The globe, which survived into the twenty-first century, is believed to be the oldest such artifact of its kind. Prior to constructing the globe, Behaim spent time in Flanders and Portugal. In Portugal he was favored among the mathematicians of King John II's court. Behaim then spent two years as a cosmographer on a sailing expedition along the West African coast, before settling briefly in the Azores where he founded a Flemish colony.

Answer 3

The first globe wasn't discovered it was created after Christopher Columbus discovered the Earth was round. However, some will say an astronomer Nicholas Copernieus invented the first globe when everyone thought the world was flat to demonstrate his ideas.