Copernicus and his world

Thank you vary much!

[@michaelgonzalez9058]

Kopernicus made an veiwer to see the wavesby longitude

[@sholland42]

I’d suggest watching the documentary Heliosorcery on YT for more information on Copernicus.

[@robertmurphree7210]

Thank you for the lovely pictures of Copernicus’s environments and venues. The details: Cracow university had two astronomy chairs, the other dozen or so canons at fromberg cathedral. The pictures and narratives were respectful. The deep support he had within the Catholic Church for his astronomy was apparent. His motivation was fear of pushback from comman sense not being charged with heresy. The 25 minutes or so was perfect for the matter presented. You should do some other 15nth century scientific renaissance story, the escaped Greek Orthodox bishop who made translations and joined the Catholic Church.

[@tgdgfdthg]

I love history ,❤ . Science history is the best .

[@jakelm4256]

Felt like this video related the genius of Ptolemy more than anything. Pretty incredible what he accomplished. His system was mathematically reliable that it can still be used from an Earth vantage point to predict movement.

[@clarkharney8805]

university was a subset of the church: music, mathematics, law, theology, & philosophy. “Reason is worth more than power.” 1543…the copernican Revolution ushered in a new age of science & together with the Protestant reformation would bring in a new face for Western Europe !

[@michaelgonzalez9058]

When moving the measureing of the moon of coprrnicus the transport is different from where the person took it

[@michaelgonzalez9058]

By looking over an equatable object ,u can tell the waves lokation

[@davidwilkie9551]

Honest and true to purpose conservative defence of a belief system is represented by continuous questioning of the overall operation of the defensive institutional support of a sustainable organisation. This is a typical story of genuine obedience to the inherent purpose of life on Earth (?).

[@michaelgonzalez9058]

Where these measurements are are equatable

[@DawsonSWilliams]

Thank you for the video content. Is this part of a larger series called the "Rise of Modern Science!?" Perhaps you know where the other sections are?

[@michaelgonzalez9058]

The loop of retrogression is correct. By god and byouis by man

[@michaelgonzalez9058]

The meridian of the point is angle

[@Sisiphus776]

The flashing box has now disappeared, thank you👍

[@michaelgonzalez9058]

All are measurments by copernicus

[@Rico-Suave_]

24:19 video ended here

[@lumpiaking389]

What’s the name of this film?

[@AchillesofAchilles]

Appreciate the balckscreen bimbo

[@michaelgonzalez9058]

2-15copernicus

[@Rico-Suave_]

Watched all of it again 36:29 , video ends at 24 minutes

[@Rico-Suave_]

Watched all of it 23:22

[@AchillesofAchilles]

So he basically introduced common sense, and self awareness. Lmao. Somethings never change.

[@skrudrvr]

Do you realize how many fewer views you will get by having 12 or so extra minutes of dead space at the end of your video? People won't want to view a video if they think it is that long. Yes people are shallow with short attention spans but also people don't want their time wasted. Cut out the dead space at the end and you will have more viewers watching for longer