
The High-Flying, Death-Defying Discovery of Helium | Science History Institute
Pierre Jules Cesar Janssen ( February 1824- December 1907), also know as Jules Janssen, was a French astronomer “who will always rank as one of the most eminent scientific men of his country” ( click on PDF sign at the top of the name link to read in full).

When Math Gets Impossibly Hard | Quanta Magazine
“Mathematical impossibility is different. We begin with unambiguous assumptions and use mathematical reasoning and logic to conclude that some outcome is impossible. No amount of luck, persistence, time or skill will make the task possible. The history of mathematics is rich in proofs of impossibility. Many are among the most celebrated results in mathematics. But it was not always so.”