In science, if you get it wrong, then learn from it, re-tests and reformulate. During the early ages, if you are a scientist and you get it right but not in accordance with your "church", you get burned at the stake. Sounds merciful and just to me, isn't it?
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it wasn't the church that rejected their works it was their peers. Try harder next time.
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Who's the church then? Isn't the church is composed of its constituents, especially the people who run it, ie "their peers". You are muddying the water, holy one.
yeah... the problem is it was taught for hundreds of years or more that the earth was the center of the universe.
it's like you atheist saying that there is no god. which still can't be proven by science. so the ******* you are referring to are other scientist that had a big problem believing their co-scientist.you look like a zealot that wants to inject your own idea without an open mind and it's pretty creepy if you ask me..
The Ideas Rejected
Nicholas Copernicus
Heliocentric Solar System
Lived 1473 to 1543
1800 years after the time of Aristarchus,
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Most astronomers who read Copernicus’s book thought it was excellent work, but they did not believe it. Most continued to believe that the earth is center of the universe.
Johannes Kepler
Heliocentric Solar System – Elliptical Orbits
Lived 1571 to 1630
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Kepler was one of the few people –
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Kepler went further than Copernicus, who thought planets travel in circular paths around the sun. Kepler discovered that the planets’ paths are ‘squashed’ circles – ellipses.
Despite the brilliance of Kepler’s work, it was largely ignored in his lifetime. Decades later, Kepler’s work was the platform from which
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read my post. because I already countered your argument heavily.
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Giordano Bruno

Modern portrait based on a woodcut from "Livre du recteur", 1578
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Filippo Bruno
1548
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Giordano Bruno died waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyy back 16th century when Copernicus theory was rejected by other scientist and his colleagues, so how the hell is your theory stand up now?
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you bring up the issue about Giordano Bruno and Galileo Galilei as if they were the only astronomers in their time. there was many scientist before them that believe that hypothesis of Aristotle long before they have been proven right.
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yeah... the one that hates Catholicism teaches Aristotle's theory.
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there are many astronomers and scientist that isn't famous and the same level as Giordano Bruno and Galileo Galilei before they become famous that rejected their idea because they didn't know that gravity existed yet. they thought that the earth was flat and accelerating upwards.
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Unlike Galileo and other controversial astronomers, however,
Copernicus had a good relationship with the Catholic Church. It may come as a surprise, considering
the Church banned Copernicus' "Des revolutionibus" for more than 200 years. Copernicus was actually respected as a canon and regarded as a renowned astronomer. Contrary to popular belief,
the Church accepted Copernicus' heliocentric theory before a wave of Protestant opposition led the Church to ban Copernican views in the 17th century.
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for 200 years scientist believe that the earth was the center of the universe and taught in universities.
so don't claim that science is always right and don't assume anything because you'll look like an ******* like the scientist rejected Copernicus findings.