NewzAbraham ben Shmuel Zacuto, a 15th-century Jewish astronomer, is being highlighted for his historical contributions to navigation and science in connection with Columbus Day. Zacuto’s work provided essential astronomical data that supported maritime exploration during the Age of Discovery.
In recognition of his scientific legacy, the International Astronomical Union officially named a lunar crater 'Zagut' in 1935. This designation serves as a permanent celestial tribute to his impact on the field of astronomy.
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