1792 In Science
The year 1792 in
science
and
technology
included many events, some of which are listed here.
See also:
1791 in science
,
other events of 1792
,
1793 in science
and the
list of years in science
.
Astronomy
Franz Xaver, Baron Von Zach
publishes "The Tables of the Sun", an essential early work for navigation
Exploration
George Vancouver
explores
Puget Sound
, and becomes first
European
to see
Mount Rainier
Technology
Claude Chappe
successfully demonstrates the first
semaphore
line, between
Paris
and
Lille
William Murdoch
invents gas lighting
George Anschutz constructs the first
blast furnace
in
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Awards
Copley Medal
:
Benjamin Thompson
Births
January 12
-
Johann Arfvedson
, chemist (died
1841
)
February 17
-
Karl Ernst von Baer
, naturalist (died
1876
)
March 7
-
John Herschel
, mathematician and astronomer (died
1871
)
May 21
-
Gaspard-Gustave Coriolis
, mathematician, discoverer of the
Coriolis effect
(died
1843
)
Deaths
October 28
-
John Smeaton
, civil engineer (born
1724
)
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