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How did Copernicus Galileo and Newton each change people's understanding of the universe?
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How did Copernicus change the world?
He change the peoples prospectives of the universe.
How did Copernicus and galileo change peoples ideas about the world during the renaissance time?
they both were scientist and both were astronomers and taught that the earth moves around the sun :)
Why did the church condemn Galileo's astronomcal findings?
Actually, Galileo had a large following among the Roman Curia, including the pope. However, Galileo got himself into trouble by teaching that the heliocentric (Sun-centered universe) theory was fact. However, at the time it was just a theory or hypothesis and Galileo even stated that he could not prove it. Had he changed his approach to the subject we never would have heard today of the controversy. Unfortunately, Galileo was not a humble person and had quite a temper and sarcastic manner and began to attack the Church in speech and his writing. Even his close friend the pope became the target of his rage. Of course, this did not endear him to the Church and he lost much of his standing with the Roman clergy.
Why did Copernicus think the Sun was in them center of the solar system and the universe?
Leonardo da vinci and galaleo Heliocentrism, or heliocentricism, is the astronomical theory that the Earth and planets revolve around the Sun and that the Sun is stationary and at the center of the universe. cientists such as Nicolaus Copernicus and Galileo correctly realized that Earth moves around the Sun, not vice versa, and thus cannot be the center of the universe.
Who proved the earth rotation?
it was answered in 1400 and someone found it. This had already been proposed by Greek astronomers Heraclides Ponticus and Hicetas in the 4th century BC (i.e. way before Muhammad lived and Islam was invented.)
How did Copernicus change the world?
He change the peoples prospectives of the universe.
How did Copernicus and galileo change peoples ideas about the world during the renaissance time?
they both were scientist and both were astronomers and taught that the earth moves around the sun :)
What belief did nicholas Copernicus have that revolutionized other peoples way of thinking?
Nicolas Copernicus proposed the heliocentric model of the universe, suggesting that the Earth revolves around the sun rather than the other way around. This challenged the widely accepted geocentric model and revolutionized the way people viewed the structure of the universe.
How did Copernicus and Kepler change peoples view of the world?
They were the first 'modern' (well, medieval) scientists to come up with the "heliocentric" view of the universe: the concept that the Earth revolves around the Sun and is not the center of the Universe itself. It should be mentioned that ancient Greek scientist had already discovered that some 1,500 years earlier, but their writings had been more or less forgotten by then. Well, not quite: it was much later discovered that Copernicus referred specifically to those earlier Greek findings in the draft of his book, but left it out in the final text.
Why did the church condemn Galileo's astronomcal findings?
Actually, Galileo had a large following among the Roman Curia, including the pope. However, Galileo got himself into trouble by teaching that the heliocentric (Sun-centered universe) theory was fact. However, at the time it was just a theory or hypothesis and Galileo even stated that he could not prove it. Had he changed his approach to the subject we never would have heard today of the controversy. Unfortunately, Galileo was not a humble person and had quite a temper and sarcastic manner and began to attack the Church in speech and his writing. Even his close friend the pope became the target of his rage. Of course, this did not endear him to the Church and he lost much of his standing with the Roman clergy.
How can you decrease the prevalence of racism theoretically speaking?
By increasing peoples interest and understanding in others.
Why is pre-scientific understanding felt to be the wrong way to look at the universe?
It's the wrong way to look at the universe from a pre-scientific understanding is because people believe that we are living in a imagined universe, where space is emptiness, stars are randomly placed and that we humans have no special place. This makes us think that no one is respected where we are and who we're surrounded by. Peoples opinions are different but almost nearly 1/2 or 3/4 of the world think we are not be be living in a awful place and that no one respects us and that we are a waste of time and a waste of space. this was written by a 12 year old who's in year 7
Is pinpointing a starting date important to understanding the effects of globalization on the peoples of the world?
Pinpointing a starting date is important to understanding the effects of globalization on the peoples of the world because if the date is not that recent and really old, then the information is most likely not valid to people to use.
What is understanding peoples feeling and actions?
To have empathy or be empathetic to the feelings of others and to condone other people's actions
What difference did Jacques cartiers trip make in relation to peoples understanding of the world at that time?
He died by me Peking on him
What message does Ribbons teach about understanding other peoples experiences and feelings?
-that people will love you in their own way
What do Ferdinand Magellan have in common with Hernando Cortes?
Both engaged in violent conflicts with indigenous peoples in the territories they explored
