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Nicolas Copernicus and the Founding of Modern Astronomy
144 pp.
| Morgan |
October, 2003 |
LibraryISBN 1-883846-99-4$$23.95
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YARenaissance Scientists series.
Goble explains how Copernicus's masterpiece On the Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres, with its heliocentric theory, transformed astronomy, but also notes Copernicus's efforts to integrate it into Catholic teachings. Influences on his life are presented; some of the cultural material is more smoothly integrated than others. Photographs of period illustrations enhance the text. Sources, timeline, websites. Bib., ind.