Galileo Galilei , Astronomy

Galileo Galilei (1564-1642). He was a proponent of the Copernican theory, which brought him great conflicts with the Inquisition of Rome, where he was forbidden…

Astronomy, Nicolaus Copernicus

Nicolaus Copernicus (1473-1543). Considered the true architect of the new astronomy. Based on the reading of ancient authors who made reference to the system Heliocentric…

Modern astronomy

At last everything had changed; since Newton astronomy had come of age and occupied its rightful place within the wide range of the sciences, abandoning…

The heliocentric revolution

And the light of the Renaissance flooded the Orb, lit arts and sciences and, as an immediate consequence, illuminated astronomy. Thus began the so-called Modern…

Earth, center of the universe

Of the obscurantism practiced by the ancient shamans and priests in their ancestral rites of superstition, sometimes mixed with the light of the careful and…

ASTRONOMY IN ANCIENT EGYPT

Finally, and as a further reflection of the influence they attributed to celestial events on their daily life and on its journey after death, it…

Introduction

This is a magic and dream book. The celestial observation began as an attempt to find out the design of the gods, to interpret their…