Copernicus’ Action Packed Life Revealed in Copernicus’ Secret by Jack Repcheck

The secret of Copernicus is a biography of astronomers and pastors who judged that the earth is never the center of the universe. Author, Jack Repcheck has explored the life of Copernicus in the past 12 years and changed the flow of Western history. The main purpose of the author is to provide accurate and detailed human interpretation of events leading to the scientific revolution. He also tried to turn this scientific genius into reality in ways not realized in the past.

Nicolaus Copernicus was born at Thorn (Modern Torun) in Poland on February 19, 1473. His father is a businessman and a local official. When Copernicus was ten years old, his father, uncle, pastor died in order to confirm that Copernicus got a good education. In 1491 he went to the University of Krakow, now to the University of Jagilonia, and in 1496 went to Italy to study the law. While studying at the University of Bologna, he left a mathematical professor Domenico Maria de Novara, who encouraged Copernicus's interest in geography and astronomy.

An Italian scientist named Galileo Galilei preserved Copernicus's idea and with his argument gained strong support from a new invention, the telescope (originally made by Dutch lens manufacturer 1609). He changed Copernicus's original idea from theory to fact (Steinman Drake (2003)). Galileo was the first person to bring this newly invented tool to heaven. And I revealed the secret I had never seen before. Jupiter is one of the brightest celestial bodies in the sky, and even the ancient people noticed that it is different from the other stars, causing Galileo's curiosity about this particular celestial body. In 1610, he wrote a short astronomical paper Sidereus Nuncius and states as follows. "I decided not to hesitate that the three stars are moving around Jupiter, many observations that determine the clarity of the day

Nicolaus Copernicus (1473 - 1543) was a Renaissance scholar called "Copernicus Revolution". One of the most important contributions of Copernicus is the field of astronomy. Copernicus placed the sun in the center of the universe, not the earth. The former system Ptolemy system was earth-centered (the earth is in the center of the universe). In 1543, in his "revolution in the sphere field," he published his theory (he proposed before). He still moves the planet with a circle instead of an ellipse, but he assumes that these circles have no center. He said that the center of the earth is not the center of the universe but the center of gravity and the moon. He said the Earth is one of the seven planets around the solar system and they are stationary. He said the movements of the earth include the rotation, rotation and annual inclination of the shaft.