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Though his name might not ring any bells, this 16th century Danish nobleman is known for his innovative views on astronomy — he's considered by many to have been nearly as important as Copernicus in terms of developing our modern understandings of space and planets. He also had a tame elk as a pet, which you've gotta admit is totally sick.

But despite his extensive knowledge of celestial bodies (and ability to charm forest creatures, Snow White-style), he did not necessarily know that much about how the human body functioned — because, according to accounts from the time, he died from holding his pee at a dinner party.

Brahe thought it would be rude to get up and use the facilities while at a banquet; according to observers, this set off a bladder ailment that killed him shortly thereafter in 1601. A 2010 autopsy by Danish scientists revealed that, despite rumors that he had been poisoned, Brahe did most likely die from a burst bladder.

Also, his elk reportedly died after drinking too much beer at dinner and then falling down some stairs. Which is a bummer, but also probably makes that party you had where your cousin Deb somehow puked into her own underpants seem way better by comparison, right?