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Week 36 – The remains of Nicolaus Copernicus
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Week 36 – The remains of Nicolaus Copernicus

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Hi world This week saw the solving of one of the great mysteries of historic astronomy, as the remains of the Polish scientist Nicolaus Copernicus has been confirmed. Parts of him was actually found three years ago, but until now it has only been a qualified guess, that it was Copernicus. DNA-tests solved the mystery. Copernicus – or Kopernikus, as he is known in German writings – is the father of our astnomic perception today. Most notably he discovered, that the earth circles around the sun, as opposed to what was believed in his day. Back then the common perception was, that the earth is the center of all things – including the universe. This week’s song is a delayed obituary and is dedicated to Copernicus and his legacy. We love Copernicus Download Download audio file (1326300) Born in 1473 Lived nearly half-way through the 1600th century He spoke for heliocentric cosmology Which forms the base of modern astronomy Although not the first To descibe the Earth As not being the center of the Universe Concerns about his time’s mentality Delayed publication of his master piece On the day of death in 1543 Recieved the copy of the epiphany De Revolutionibus By Copernicus Consists of seven assumptions divided into six books. We love Copernicus We love Copernicus We love Copernicus We love him as one of us

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