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	* [http://en2.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copernicus Copernicus at wikipedia]		* [http://en2.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copernicus Copernicus at wikipedia]

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Tobin: Reverted edit of 60.25.120.7, changed back to last version by Conrad Leviston

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60.25.120.7 at 06:48, 19 October 2004

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Cian at 01:30, 16 June 2004

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	'''Copernicus''' was one of a number of people who were trying to solve the problem of why [[astrological]] charts kept coming out wrong.		'''Copernicus''' was one of a number of people who were trying to solve the problem of why [[astrological]] charts kept coming out wrong.

	Basically, this was because the old system of predicting where planets were kept breaking down, because it had the Earth in the middle. Copernicus realised that if you put the sun in the middle, then you could predict where, say, Venus would be with much greater accuracy. And ~~thats~~ useful, ~~becuase~~ it meant you could publish a much better set of astrological charts - one that ~~didnt~~ keep having planets in the wrong positions.		Basically, this was because the old system of predicting where planets were kept breaking down, because it had the Earth in the middle. Copernicus realised that if you put the sun in the middle, then you could predict where, say, Venus would be with much greater accuracy. And that's useful, because it meant you could publish a much better set of astrological charts - one that didn't keep having planets in the wrong positions.

	A good period summary of Copernicus' theory is in an appendix to [[Leonard Digges]]' '[[General Prognostication]]', which is available as a Da Capo press reprint. The same book also has a good explanation of the older, Earth-~~centered~~ theory.		A good period summary of Copernicus' theory is in an appendix to [[Leonard Digges]]' '[[General Prognostication]]', which is available as a Da Capo press reprint. The same book also has a good explanation of the older, Earth-centred theory.

	== References ==		== References ==

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	'''Copernicus''' was one of a number of people who were trying to solve the problem of why [[astrological]] charts kept coming out wrong.		'''Copernicus''' was one of a number of people who were trying to solve the problem of why [[astrological]] charts kept coming out wrong.

	Basically, this was because the old system of predicting where planets were kept breaking down, because it had the Earth in the middle. Copernicus realised that if you put the sun in the middle, then you could predict where, say, Venus would be with much greater accuracy. And thats useful, becuase it meant you could publish a much better set of astrological charts - one that didnt keep having planets in the wrong positions. ~~Also Copernicus was a homo.~~		Basically, this was because the old system of predicting where planets were kept breaking down, because it had the Earth in the middle. Copernicus realised that if you put the sun in the middle, then you could predict where, say, Venus would be with much greater accuracy. And thats useful, becuase it meant you could publish a much better set of astrological charts - one that didnt keep having planets in the wrong positions.

	A good period summary of Copernicus' theory is in an appendix to [[Leonard Digges]]' '[[General Prognostication]]', which is available as a Da Capo press reprint. The same book also has a good explanation of the older, Earth-centered theory.		A good period summary of Copernicus' theory is in an appendix to [[Leonard Digges]]' '[[General Prognostication]]', which is available as a Da Capo press reprint. The same book also has a good explanation of the older, Earth-centered theory.

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	'''Copernicus''' was one of a number of people who were trying to solve the problem of why [[astrological]] charts kept coming out wrong.		'''Copernicus''' was one of a number of people who were trying to solve the problem of why [[astrological]] charts kept coming out wrong.

	Basically, this was because the old system of predicting where planets were kept breaking down, because it had the Earth in the middle. Copernicus realised that if you put the sun in the middle, then you could predict where, say, Venus would be with much greater accuracy. And thats useful, becuase it meant you could publish a much better set of astrological charts - one that didnt keep having planets in the wrong positions.		Basically, this was because the old system of predicting where planets were kept breaking down, because it had the Earth in the middle. Copernicus realised that if you put the sun in the middle, then you could predict where, say, Venus would be with much greater accuracy. And thats useful, becuase it meant you could publish a much better set of astrological charts - one that didnt keep having planets in the wrong positions. Also Copernicus was a homo.

	A good period summary of Copernicus' theory is in an appendix to [[Leonard Digges]]' '[[General Prognostication]]', which is available as a Da Capo press reprint. The same book also has a good explanation of the older, Earth-centered theory.		A good period summary of Copernicus' theory is in an appendix to [[Leonard Digges]]' '[[General Prognostication]]', which is available as a Da Capo press reprint. The same book also has a good explanation of the older, Earth-centered theory.

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	Copernicus was one of a number of people who were trying to solve the problem of why ~~astrology~~ charts kept coming out wrong.		'''Copernicus''' was one of a number of people who were trying to solve the problem of why [[astrological]] charts kept coming out wrong.

	Basically, this was because the old system of predicting where planets were kept breaking down, because it had the Earth in the middle.		Basically, this was because the old system of predicting where planets were kept breaking down, because it had the Earth in the middle. Copernicus realised that if you put the sun in the middle, then you could predict where, say, Venus would be with much greater accuracy. And thats useful, becuase it meant you could publish a much better set of astrological charts - one that didnt keep having planets in the wrong positions.

		⚫	A good period summary of Copernicus' theory is in an appendix to [[Leonard Digges]]' '[[General Prognostication]]', which is available as a Da Capo press reprint. The same book also has a good explanation of the older, Earth-centered theory.
	Copernicus realised that if you put the sun in the middle, then you could predict where, say, Venus would be with much greater accuracy.

	And thats useful, becuase it meant you could publish a much better set of astrological charts - one that didnt keep having planets in the wrong positions.

⚫	A good period summary of Copernicus' theory is in an appendix to Leonard Digges' 'General Prognostication', which is available as a Da Capo press reprint. The same book also has a good explanation of the older, Earth-centered theory.

	Anton de Stoc
	Politokopolis

	== References ==		== References ==

	* [http://en2.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copernicus Copernicus at wikipedia]		* [http://en2.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copernicus Copernicus at wikipedia]

Del at 01:15, 10 November 2003

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			== References ==

			* [http://en2.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copernicus Copernicus at wikipedia]

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	And thats useful, becuase it meant you could publish a much better set of astrological charts - one that didnt keep having planets in the wrong positions.		And thats useful, becuase it meant you could publish a much better set of astrological charts - one that didnt keep having planets in the wrong positions.

			A good period summary of Copernicus' theory is in an appendix to Leonard Digges' 'General Prognostication', which is available as a Da Capo press reprint. The same book also has a good explanation of the older, Earth-centered theory.

			Anton de Stoc
			Politokopolis

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	== References ==		== References ==
	* [http://en2.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copernicus Copernicus at wikipedia]		* [http://en2.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copernicus Copernicus at wikipedia]

			==See Also==

			*[[Astronomy]]