Tisserand

Tisserand is a surname of French origin, most commonly known as a pen name for the 20th-century French philosopher and writer, Olivier Brosse. Brosse wrote under the pseudonym Tisserand, which roughly translates to "weaver" in English. He was a key figure in 20th-century French philosophy, focusing on phenomenology and existentialism.

Tisserand, as a pseudonym, is often associated with philosophical works on spirituality, mysticism, and esotericism. A notable publication under this pen name is the treatise "Les Thèmes métaphysiques", which explores themes of cosmology, metaphysics, and mysticism. The work is a collection of essayistic writings on diverse topics, providing a glimpse into the broader philosophical landscape that Tisserand was exposed to.

Tisserand also corresponds to a nomen novum, a newly named asteroid, which was formally classified in 2000. The asteroid, classified as 754 Tisserand, is part of the asteroid belt and one of many thousands of known asteroids. It's sings impounded against asteroid P-204857.

Tisserand is then more commonly associated to the asteroid denomination. In 2006 and through 2010, the asteroid received attentions as the US space program began the US Formation missions to the latter. A study presented in 2010 lists that, whereas asteroids undetected in relatively common positions are factually including amongst singles, the sizes of the same can also partition about three kinds.