Robinson Crusoe

Who did Robinson learn astronomy from?

Captain.

Robinson's trip to Guinea: Robinson finally decided to continue sailing and boarded a ship to Guinea. On the ship, he met the captain. After hearing Robinson's dream of sailing, the captain expressed his willingness to go to sea with him. He also said that he would eat and live with him for free this time, so that he could buy some goods and enjoy all the benefits brought by trade. With the help of the captain's friend, Robinson started his business.

Under the guidance of the captain, Robinson also learned the mathematical knowledge and rules of navigation, learned the log book and observational astronomy, and possessed the basic knowledge that seafarers should have. He had a pleasant trip and made a lot of money when he returned to London. This made Robinson satisfied and ambitious, which also led to Robinson's next bad luck.

Adventure in Guinea Travel: Although Robinson didn't experience the storm like last time during his trip to Guinea, it doesn't mean that he didn't experience pain. Robinson has been unwell during the trip to Guinea, and he has a high fever.

Robinson:

Robinson Crusoe is the main character in daniel defoe's novel Robinson Crusoe, which has also been translated into Robinson Crusoe.

Robinson dreamed of becoming a sailor. He insisted on sailing against his father's wishes. Unfortunately, the ship capsized in the storm. No one in the same boat is spared. He drifted to a desert island alone, with little left. Despite the difficulties and dangers on the desert island, he bravely survived.