Proper noun
Kircher (plural Kirchers)
A surname.
A polar vortex could potentially bring historic snowfall totals to the Northeast section of the U.S. Veuer’s Justin Kircher has the story. Source: Internet
A few years later Marci sent the book to Kircher, his longtime friend and correspondent. Source: Internet
Athanasius Kircher has also been credited for that. citation Horology Huygens designed more accurate clocks than were available at the time. Source: Internet
He expended vast sums bringing polymaths like Athanasius Kircher to Rome and funding various substantial works by the sculptor and architect Bernini who was particularly favored during Urban VIII's reign. Source: Internet
In his 1806 English translation of Ibn Wahshiyya's work, citation Joseph Hammer points out that Athanasius Kircher used this along with several other Arabic works in his 17th century attempts at decipherment. Source: Internet
Kircher further developed the notion that the last stage of Egyptian could be related to the earlier Egyptian stages. Source: Internet