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Mesopotamians, Zoroastrians, Egyptians, Arabs and Babylonians

1st encounters of ideas

Golden Age of Astronomy (600 BC - 160 AD)

____________ (time period) was centered in ___________

Greece

Geocentric View

The Earth is the ______ of the universe, it did not ______ and is the _________ object in it, and everything else is quite small and secondary to it (Believed until ____ century)

Center; move; largest; 16th

Aristotle (384-322 B.C.)

The heavens were composed of 55 concentric, crystalline ________ to which celestial objects were attached, rotating at different ______ with the Earth at the center

Spheres; speeds

Ptolemaic System

Earth was surrounded by revolving, transparent, crystal spheres (System)


Retrograde Motion

Claudius Ptolemy (85-165 A.D.)

Predicted _________ positions


Geometry of epicycles (___________)


__________ Motion of planets

Planetary; Almagest; Retrograde

Tychonian Model

Semi-geocentric solar system model - the sun orbits the _______ but the remaining planets orbit the ____

Earth; Sun

Tycho Brahe (1546-1601)

Built 1st astronomical observatory, _________


Made accurate measurements of planetary positions (naked eye)


Semi-geocentric Solar System Model

Uraniborg

Heliocentrism (Copernican System)

The sun is at the center and the earth and other planets move around it


Horrified _________ __________ then

Helios


Kentron

Greek:


_________- sun


_________ - center

Aristarchus (312-230 B.C.)

Used geometry and trigonometry to determine relative sizes and distances of sun, moon and Earth


Suggested that Earth spins on its axis

Nicholas Copernicus (1473-1543)

Explained the retrograde motion from heliocentric view; planets moved in circular orbit around the sun (incorrect)


Earth spins on its axis; ______ orbits around earth


"__________________________" - work

Moon;


On Revolutions of Heavenly Bodies

Parallax Effect

Retrograde Motion of planets accdg. to Copernicus

Retrograde Motion

Due to the difference ★ time it takes the Earth to orbit the Sun and the time it takes other planets to orbit the Sun


"_____________________"

De Revolutionibus Orbium Coelestium (1543)

Johannes Kepler (1597)

Hired by Tycho Brahe


Planets close to the sun move ________ than those far away


A mysterious force resides in the sun and has greater effect on closer objects


Suggested __________ (Gravitational force)

Faster; Magnetism