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Anonymous users2024-02-11As the founder of modern natural science, Copernicus's historical achievements are great. The affirmation that the Earth is not the center of the universe, but one of the planets, thus setting off a fundamental revolution in astronomy and a milestone in the search for objective truth. Copernicus's great achievements not only paved the way to modern astronomy, but also ushered in a new era for the entire science of nature to move forward.
From the time of Copernicus, the natural sciences and philosophy, which were free from the shackles of the Church, began to develop by leaps and bounds.
So you should choose B
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Obviously, the selection of b modern science includes too many aspects, and Copernicus's research is only a very narrow aspect, and it is not at all possible to lay the foundation of modern science, at most it can only be said that the heliocentric theory he put forward is the beginning of modern science.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09This is not scientific. However, based on scientific thought, this was incompatible with the social environment at that time, everything was from the perspective of theology, and people knew that some things in theology were not in line with reality, so they chose BTo liberate the natural sciences from theology.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08a。For example, the invention of firecrackers was the basis for cannons. Isn't any of Edison's inventions a foundation?
Copernicus's heliocentrism, although not entirely scientific, is definitely not superstition, theology, etc., but is the result of repeated reasoning from observation. (I don't understand to buy a copy to see, I won't explain it in detail here).
b What is wrong is that Copernicus's 'heliocentrism' at that time was not recognized, so it was not liberated. It was the later development of science, based on the 'heliocentric theory', that proved that Copernicus was right.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Copernicus's "heliocentric theory" effectively broke the "geocentric theory" that had been dominant for a long time
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Summary. Who revised and perfected Copernicus's astronomical theory.
Hello, it was Kepler who revised and perfected Copernicus's astronomical theory.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Answer]: The "heliocentric theory" proposed by Copernicus has the power to break the "geocentric theory" of Naming nucleus, which has long been in the dominant position of religion, and has brought about a fundamental change in astronomy and liberated the natural sciences from theology.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Copernicus proposedSun Center saidThe great significance of the progress was the emancipation of the natural sciences from theology.
It is generally believed that the complete heliocentric model of the universe was made by Poland.
Astronomer Copernicus published his Treatise on the Movement of the Heavenly Bodies in 1543
In fact, in 300 BC Heraclitus and Aristarchus had already mentioned that the sun is the center of the universe and that the earth moves around it.
What Copernicus heliocentrism said:
1. The heliocentric theory, also known as the geokinetic theory, is about the movement of celestial bodies.
and geocentrism.
The opposing doctrine, which holds that the sun is the center of the universe, not the earth.
2. The heliocentric view is:
1) The Earth is spherical. If a light source is placed on the top of the ship's mast, people on the shore will see the light gradually decrease until it disappears as the ship moves away from the shore.
2) The earth is moving and rotates once every 24 hours. Because the sky is much larger than the earth, it is inconceivable that the infinite heavenly dome is rotating and the earth is not moving.
3) The Sun is immobile, and at the center of the universe, the Earth and other planets move together in a circular motion around the Sun.
Only the Moon orbits the Earth.
Heliocentrism is the opposite of geocentrism, which believes that the sun is the center of the universe, and Copernicus's heliocentric theory overthrew the geocentric theory that had been dominant for a long time and achieved a fundamental change in astronomy.
Copernicus's great achievements not only paved the way to modern astronomy, but also ushered in a new era in which the entire science of nature moved forward, and the natural sciences and philosophy, which were free from the shackles of the Church, began to develop by leaps and bounds.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Which of the following is the influence of Copernicus's heliocentrism on the development of philosophy? （）a.denied the existence of God.
b.The existence of the sun god was denied.
c.It affirms the ability of people to recognize the former wisdom and sell the sun.
d.It shook the foundation of theological rule.
Correct answer: ABC
Just as close as we can say that at noon we are closest to the Sun and the Earth is just as close to Earth.
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