Titlebook: Change and Continuity in Early Modern Cosmology; Patrick J. Boner Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2011 Astronomy.Cosmology.

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Cornelius Gemma and the New Star of 1572,entire continent of Europe and lasted right until the end of the following century, finally culminating in the debate over the new star of 1604. The greatest astronomers of the era were not the only participants in these discussions, but also philosophers, physicians, astrologers, theologians, and m

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Johannes Kepler and David Fabricius: Their Discussion on the Nova of 1604, year of publication of the ... Kepler praised Fabricius as the most accurate observational astronomer after Tycho Brahe’s death in 1601.. Fabricius was a Reformed pastor in Ostfriesland (East Frisia), his remote natal region, and a vocational astronomer. He published nothing in the field of astrono

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,Kepler’s Copernican Campaign and the New Star of 1604,ry in the constellation of Sagittarius. Fabricius had first observed the new luminary “near the location of the great conjunction,”. which had occurred just 10 months earlier. His eyes had been drawn to the area by the proximity of the three superior planets when “Mars and Jupiter were conjoined and

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From Cosmos to Confession: Kepler and the Connection Between Astronomical and Religious Truth,Michael Maestlin, his former professor of mathematics, “that these things are published as quickly as possible for the glory of God, who wants to be known from the Book of Nature […]. I wanted to be a theologian; for a long time I was distressed: behold God is now celebrated too in my astronomical w

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Patrick J. BonerFeatures articles that challenge our historical view of science in new ways.Provides the most comprehensive historical study of the new stars of 1572 and 1604.Contributes a superior understanding of t