Travelers And Scientists in First And Middle Ages // PART 3 \\

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 Lagari Hasan Celebi 

He is the first person to fly with a rocket in world history.

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Aksemseddin 

He is the teacher of Fatih Sultan Mehmet who conquered istanbul. He is "Father of Microbiology".

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Piri Reis 

He is a seaman. He has a book called "Kitab-i Bahriye". He drew the first world map.

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Pythagoras 

He lived in B.C. 570-495. Pythagorean is a Greek philosopher and mathematician. He found today's Pythagorean theorem.

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Evliya Celebi 

Evliya Celebi is one of the leading travelers of the 17th century. She spent nearly 50 years of her life on the road. He wrote what they saw on this trip in a book called "Seyahatname". This book has guided many travelers, and shed light.

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Charles Darwin 

He lived in 1809-1882. He is an English biologist and nature historian. He asserted that all living species, including Man, were evolved from one or more common ancestors through natural selection. Darwin has provided a lot of evidence supporting this theory, according to the conditions of that day.

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Sabuncuoglu Serefeddin 

He lived in 1385-1468. He was a Turkish physician and a surgeon who gave important works in the field of medicine in the Ottoman period. 

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Mevlana Celaleddin Rumi 

He lived in 1207-1273. Mevlana Celaleddin Rumi is a symbol of tolerance and peace. Mevlana has many recommendations. Some advice from Mevlana; 

1- In generosity and helping others be like a river 

2- Either exist as you are or be as you look 

3- In concealing others’ faults be like the night 

4- In modesty and humility be like the earth 

5- In compassion and grace be like the sun 

6- In tolerance be like a sea 

7- In anger and fury be like the dead  

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