Nicolaus Copernicus And The Duomo Of Florence

Nicolaus Copernicus was one of the most innovative astronomers during renaissance, he is best known as “The founder” of modern astronomy. He became famous thanks to his studies on the sky and the revolutionary motion of the earth finding out that the theory of geocentrism, at that time the one believed truth by people, was wrong. Instead of it he proposed the theory of heliocentrism which, in contrast to the geocentric one, proposes the sun at the center of universe instead of the earth. After several years of studies in Italy he returned to Poland, where he studied with particular interest the sky arriving to scientifically prove his theory. He thinked that the universe had to have a simple structure and only this fact differs him from other …show more content…
It is his project for the Duomo of Florence. His work represented the beginning of modern architecture and the system he used is still used as example for new weight problems in today's architecture. My idea was to design a new structure to support the same weight by using latest solutions to that …show more content…
She was one of the most important of England’s politicians because while she ruled England it became the most powerful and one of the richest countries in the world, only thanks to the decisions she made. During that time people saw a continuous increase of culture and economy. She knew how to behave in every situation making every decision she made starting from the cultural one and ending to the political one count. She introduced several reforms in every field such as religion. She decided to convert the country’s religion from Catholicism to the Protestant making translation in english the most important writings. To reach her target she used an astute way of forcing the church and the religious people to use a “Book of Common Prayers” which included catholic religions and some innovations of the protestant one. In this way she influenced people to start accepting the protestant religion and so for her it wouldn’t be very difficult to change the country’s official religion. She was an intellectual women and for this she promoted culture and theater. In fact during her time several writers, such as Shakespeare, became popular and had an important role in society by entertaining people and an important member of the government. While Elizabeth I ruled, many problems complicated her life such as the beginning of new conflicts and the country’s several caresties and epidemies. While and after she solved some