This man wrote to his friend, Wilhelm the Landgrave of Hesse, that he would send him a moose or elk, but the creature drank beer and died from falling down some stairs.
This man wrote to his friend, Wilhelm the Landgrave of Hesse, that he would send him a moose or elk, but the creature drank beer and died from falling down some stairs. A German associate of this man published this man's observations in a work named for Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II known as the Rudolphine Tables. This man, who constructed research facilities known as Stjerneborg and (*) Uraniborg, refuted Aristotelian beliefs in his work De nova stella, which analyzed a supernova of 1572. Because of an injury sustained while dueling, this man wore a prosthetic nose, and he likely died from a burst bladder after refusing to leave a dinner party to urinate. For 10 points, name this Danish astronomer.
This man wrote to his friend, Wilhelm the Landgrave of Hesse, that he would send him a moose or elk, but the creature drank beer and died from falling down some stairs.
Tycho Brahe [accept either; or Tyge Ottesen Brahe]