Antonio Pigafetta was a well-educated young man who studied astronomy, geography, and cartography. In 1519, he joined an expedition led by Ferdinand Magellan and was one of only 17 survivors to return to Spain after circumnavigating the globe. Pigafetta documented his observations and experiences on the journey, providing valuable information as one of the first Europeans to travel to and explore regions including the Philippines and Indonesia.
Antonio Pigafetta was a well-educated young man who studied astronomy, geography, and cartography. In 1519, he joined an expedition led by Ferdinand Magellan and was one of only 17 survivors to return to Spain after circumnavigating the globe. Pigafetta documented his observations and experiences on the journey, providing valuable information as one of the first Europeans to travel to and explore regions including the Philippines and Indonesia.
Antonio Pigafetta was a well-educated young man who studied astronomy, geography, and cartography. In 1519, he joined an expedition led by Ferdinand Magellan and was one of only 17 survivors to return to Spain after circumnavigating the globe. Pigafetta documented his observations and experiences on the journey, providing valuable information as one of the first Europeans to travel to and explore regions including the Philippines and Indonesia.
After the battle of Mactan, On September 7, 1522, Antonio Pigafetta was one of the 17 survivors who came back to Spain aboard the ship Victoria. Antonio Pigafetta studied astronomy (study of the universe), geography (study of places and the relationships between people and their environments), and cartography (study of the maps/drawing of maps). And by that, he was described by his biographers as a well-educated young man that has a deep curiosity about the world around him. Got assigned as the Papal Nuncio in Spain in 1519 after he joined the delegation of Monsignor Francesco Chieregati