Jean-Philippe de Cheseaux
Jean-Philippe Loys de Cheseaux, also written "Loÿs de Cheseaux" was an astronomer from Lausanne in Switzerland. In 1746 he presented a list of nebulae, eight of which were his own new discoveries, to the Académie Française des Sciences. The list was noted privately by Le Gentil in 1759, but only made public in 1892 by Guillaume Bigourdan. De Cheseaux was among the first to state, in its modern form, what would later be known as Olbers' paradox.
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Date of Birth
May 4th, 1718
Age
307
Birth Place
Switzerland, Canton of Vaud
Date of Death
November 30th, 1751
Died Aged
33
Star Sign
Taurus
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