Titlebook: Cosmology in the Early Modern Age: A Web of Ideas; Paolo Bussotti,Brunello Lotti Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

Blatant

,Schlu?betrachtung und Ausblick,Before Newton, Johannes Kepler and Galileo Galilei were the two most important scientists of the Modern Age and their contribution was essential in enabling Newton to achieve his final synthesis.

剛毅

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-81402-9With regard to cosmology, Galileo was not an original thinker. He adhered to the Copernican system of the world and did not elaborate it further: he did not investigate the details of the form of the planetary orbits, he remained faithful to the traditional idea of their circular form and always rejected Kepler’s theory of elliptical orbits.

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洞察力

Werte als Enabler von Kooperationen,In the context of an interdisciplinary approach aimed at pointing out the interconnections between science and philosophy in the early modern centuries, no author is probably more interesting than Leibniz.

dysphagia

The Elements of a Cosmological Model,In the early modern ages, precise quantitative studies in astronomy concerned only the solar system (or the terrestrial system, if one refers to geocentric astronomy), and those bodies, like comets, which move—at least in some parts of their trajectories—in the proximity of the solar system.

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牛馬之尿

Galileo and the Spread of the Copernican System,With regard to cosmology, Galileo was not an original thinker. He adhered to the Copernican system of the world and did not elaborate it further: he did not investigate the details of the form of the planetary orbits, he remained faithful to the traditional idea of their circular form and always rejected Kepler’s theory of elliptical orbits.

消息靈通

Descartes and the New Mechanistic Paradigm,Descartes’ philosophy is one of the most studied and debated subject in the whole history of philosophy because of the innovative character of his metaphysics and theory of knowledge.