He studied the behavior of gases with Joseph Gay-Lussac, and traveled to the Ural Mountains and the Caspian Sea in 1829 collecting specimens of rocks and plants, but is more famous for a journey he made 25 years earlier with Frenchman Aime Bonpland.
He studied the behavior of gases with Joseph Gay-Lussac, and traveled to the Ural Mountains and the Caspian Sea in 1829 collecting specimens of rocks and plants, but is more famous for a journey he made 25 years earlier with Frenchman Aime Bonpland. He presented a view of the universe that brought together the best scientific knowledge of his time in his work The Cosmos. In 1804, he traveled to South America to study the climate, volcanoes, and especially ocean currents. FTP, identify this German naturalist whose namesake ocean current runs along the coast of South America.
He studied the behavior of gases with Joseph Gay-Lussac, and traveled to the Ural Mountains and the Caspian Sea in 1829 collecting specimens of rocks and plants, but is more famous for a journey he made 25 years earlier with Frenchman Aime Bonpland.
Alexander von {Humboldt}