| Date | Person | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Boyle, Robert | Line engaged in a controversy with Boyle over the vacuum | |
| Cassini, Giovanni Domenico | Jacques Cassini was the son of Giovanni Cassini | |
| Cassini, Giovanni Domenico | Zucchi’s astronomical observations helped Cassini to prove the rotation of Mars | |
| Cassini, Jacques | César-François Cassini was the son of Jacques Cassini | |
| 1769 | Catherine the Great | In 1761 and 1769, Mayer was invited by Catherine the Great to Saint Petersburg to study the passage of Venus |
| Descartes, René | Noël tutored Descartes for three years and retained a friendship with him | |
| Descartes, René | Makó followed the ideas of Descartes in his investigations into differential and integral calculus | |
| Galilei, Galileo | Inchofer 's name appears in a committee during Galilei 's second trial | |
| Huygens, Christiaan | Correspondence between Tacquet and Huygens | |
| Huygens, Christiaan | Pardies ' work was appreciated by Huygens | |
| Kepler, Johannes | Correspondence between Cysat and Kepler | |
| Kepler, Johannes | Correspondence between Guldin and Kepler | |
| Kepler, Johannes | Correspondence between Ziegler and Kepler on astronomy and chronology | |
| Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm | Correspondence between Bouvet and Leibniz | |
| Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm | Leibniz published astronomical observations that Jartoux had made in China in the Acta Eruditorum | |
| Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm | Pardies ' work was appreciated by Leibnitz | |
| Empress Maria Theresa | Empress Maria Theresa made Makó royal advisor | |
| Maurolico, Francesco | Torres was friends with Maurolico | |
| Newton, Isaac | Line engaged in a controversy with Newton over his theory of light and colors | |
| Newton, Isaac | Pardies was in scholarly contact with Newton |