Jean Philippe de Chéseaux

Jean Philippe de Chéseaux (Jean Philippe Loys de Chéseaux) (1718 - 1751) was a astronomer of Lausanne, in Suisse.

It was one of the first to formulate the modern version of the Paradoxe of Olbers.

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