Gleb Vladimirovich Nosovsky (genus. He received the greatest fame as a co-author of books by Anatoly Fomenko on "New Chronology".
This is a theory according to which the traditional chronology of historical events is incorrect and requires a global revision. The scientific world calls this theory pseudoscientific.
There are many interesting facts in the biography of Nosovsky, which we will talk about in this article.
So, before you is a short biography of Gleb Nosovsky.
Biography of Nosovsky
Gleb Nosovsky was born on January 26, 1958 in Moscow. After leaving school, he entered the Moscow Institute of Electronics and Mathematics, from which he graduated in 1981.
After becoming a certified specialist, Nosovsky got a job at the local Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, where he stayed for about 3 years. Soon the guy graduated from graduate school at the Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics of Moscow State University.
Later, Gleb defended his dissertation of a candidate of physical and mathematical sciences in the field of probability theory and mathematical statistics. In subsequent years of his biography, Nosovsky published works in the field of the theory of random processes, optimization theory, stochastic differential equations and computer modeling.
Before the collapse of the USSR, Gleb Vladimirovich managed to work for a short time as an assistant at MSTU "Stankin" and as a senior researcher at the International Research Institute of Management Problems.
From 1993 to 1995, Nosovsky worked as an assistant professor at a Japanese university. His field of activity concerned computer geometry. After that, he became an assistant professor at the Department of Differential Geometry and Applications of the Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics of Moscow State University.
New chronology
"New chronology" is considered a pseudoscientific theory, according to which the traditional chronology of historical events as a whole is incorrect. In turn, Nosovsky, in collaboration with Anatoly Fomenko, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, offer his own version of world history.
Men claim that the written history of mankind is much shorter than it is generally believed. In fact, it supposedly can be traced back to the 10th century AD.
At the same time, all ancient empires, along with medieval states, are “phantom reflections” of later cultures that went down in history due to the erroneous interpretation of documents.
An interesting fact is that the views of Nosovsky and Fomenko are based on mathematical and astronomical calculations. The authors of "New Chronology" consider it as a part of applied mathematics. Colleagues have repeatedly spoken at major conferences, where they presented new ways of independent dating.
Gleb Nosovsky is a permanent co-author of works on "New Chronology" by Anatoly Fomenko. As of today, they have published over a hundred works, the total circulation of which has exceeded 800 thousand copies.
It is curious that Nosovsky developed a mathematized method of researching historical documents, and also tried to transmit Orthodox Easter and the First Cathedral of Nicaea.
By the way, the 1st Council of Nicaea, according to traditional historical calculation, was held in 325 AD. It was then that the representatives of the Christian Church determined the time for the celebration of Easter.
As of today, the "New Chronology" is subjected to harsh criticism from the scientific community, including historians, archeologists, philologists, astronomers, mathematicians and representatives of other sciences. It is interesting that among the supporters of this theory: Eduard Limonov, Alexander Zinoviev and Garry Kasparov.
In 2004, for a number of works on the "New Chronology", Fomenko and Nosovsky were awarded the "Paragraph" anti-prize in the "Honorary ignorance" nomination. It is important to note that the ideas of mathematicians were also rejected by the Orthodox Old Believer Church, of which Gleb Vladimirovich was an adherent.
Photo by Gleb Nosovsky
