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What is meant by invisible college? Where is the invisible college?

Strange Obscure Stories (SOS) explores The Invisible College: a term used in the seventeenth century to describe a group of intellectuals and natural philosophers interested in studying natural sciences and the occult. The term was first coined by Francis Bacon in his book "The New Atlantis," which referred to a fictional institution dedicated to pursuing knowledge and scientific discovery.

However, the concept of the Invisible College eventually became a reality when a group of scientists and philosophers, including Robert Boyle and John Wilkins, formed the Royal Society in 1660.

The Royal Society, which is still in existence today, was founded with the goal of promoting the study of natural sciences and advancing the understanding of the natural world.

The Invisible College played a significant role in the Scientific Revolution of the seventeenth century, providing a forum for intellectuals to exchange ideas and collaborate on scientific projects. The work of the Invisible College and the Royal Society laid the foundations for modern science and helped shape how we think about the world today.

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