'Copernican model' diaporamas de présentation

Scientists of the Scientific Revolution

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The Copernican Revolution

The Copernican Revolution. The Beginning of Modern Astronomy. The 15th Century. In 1453 Ottoman Turks overrun Constantinople. Romans flee west into Europe and take books with them. This end the Middle Ages. Most people cannot read or write and generally believe that:.

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This idea was defended in written form by an Egyptian named Ptolemy.

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Welcome !!

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Astronomy in the Middle Ages

Astronomy in the Middle Ages. Copernicus, Brahe, Kepler. http://tau.fesg.tu-muenchen.de/~iapg/web/fame/seiten/copernicus.php www.astronomes.com/i0_histoire/brahe.jpg antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/image/kepler_hist.gif. Goethe :

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Renaissance Astronomy

Renaissance Astronomy. Prior to the Renaissance. The lack of observable stellar parallax combined with the sensation that the Earth was stationary led to an Earth-centered view of the Universe. Prior to the Renaissance.

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Ancient Astronomy

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Ancient Astronomy

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4th Century BC

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Cusa: Learned Ignorance (1440)

Cusa: Learned Ignorance (1440). The earth, which cannot be the centre, must in some way be in motion; in fact; Just as the earth is not the centre of the world, so the circumference of the world is not the sphere of the fixed stars. Cusa Continued.

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The History of Astronomy

The History of Astronomy. Part 6 The Debate Heats Up Tycho and Kepler. Tycho Brahe (1546-1601). Tycho Brahe was a Danish Astronomer He made the most accurate observations ever made without the aide of a telescope. He also: Corrected Standard Astronomical Tables

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