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[Magnus Bodin]

Yes, Tycho Brahe was danish. About until C4 drove him out of his
country 1597 taking away the refunds promised by his father (FII).

Tycho went to Germany and Prague.

And he was born in the now called Scania. I didn't say he was Swedish - and
I did not attend to make people believe that either.

He was rather a european than a Dane, as he said by himself: "As a scientist,
you mustn't have a solid place to live by, but always be prepared to move
where you are best suited."

No hard feelings.

--
Magnus Bodin "Nec fasces, nec opes,
Institute of Tychology, sola artis sceptra perennant"
Box 5127, 220 05 Sweden (Tycho Brahe, Stj{rneborg 1584)

[Magnus Bodin]

Oh yes. He was Danish. Until 1597 when the not-so-pleasant C4 draw back
the refunds that his father Frederic II promised TB.

Tycho leaved Denmark for Germany.

He still is from Scania, though it was danish then.