Body of Copernicus found 20 Nov 200818 Sep 2017 The body of the man who started off the modern scientific revolution in the 16th century, Nicholas Copernicus, has been found and his face reconstructed. Uncategorized
Uncategorized Marjorie Grene dies 17 Mar 200918 Sep 2017 Marjorie Grene was a doyen of philosophy and history of biology, and I reviewed one of her last texts a while back and linked to an interview. She died yesterday, according to Leiter, aged 99. Read More
Uncategorized Yet Another Philosophy of Science Blog… 19 Mar 2009 But this one’s going to be huge. The Sydney Centre for the Foundations of Science has a new group blog. [How do I know? I set it up.] It will act as a clearing house for events and ideas at what has become a very large concentration of HPS types… Read More
Uncategorized Philosophy of Biology workshop at Madison in 2010 5 Apr 2009 I received this via Channels: Dear Philosophers of Biology, You’ll be interested in the first biennial “Philosophy of Biology @ Madison” workshop/conference that we’ll be hosting in Madison a year from May. It’s a ways off, but note that submitted abstracts are due earlier than you might think: September. This… Read More
My first thought was “Spike Milligan”. Nicolaus Copernicus – worked out heliocentrism, wrote the Goon Show, and died.
My first thought was “Spike Milligan”. Nicolaus Copernicus – worked out heliocentrism, wrote the Goon Show, and died.
My first thought was “Spike Milligan”. Nicolaus Copernicus – worked out heliocentrism, wrote the Goon Show, and died.
My first thought was “Spike Milligan”. Nicolaus Copernicus – worked out heliocentrism, wrote the Goon Show, and died.
My first thought was “Spike Milligan”. Nicolaus Copernicus – worked out heliocentrism, wrote the Goon Show, and died.
My first thought was “Spike Milligan”. Nicolaus Copernicus – worked out heliocentrism, wrote the Goon Show, and died.
The body of the man who started off the modern scientific revolution in the 16th century,…(sorry John can’t resist) No he didn’t!
The body of the man who started off the modern scientific revolution in the 16th century,…(sorry John can’t resist) No he didn’t!
The body of the man who started off the modern scientific revolution in the 16th century,…(sorry John can’t resist) No he didn’t!
The body of the man who started off the modern scientific revolution in the 16th century,…(sorry John can’t resist) No he didn’t!
Nicolaus Copernicus – worked out heliocentrism, wrote the Goon Show, and died. After defeating the Nazis, of course.
Nicolaus Copernicus – worked out heliocentrism, wrote the Goon Show, and died. After defeating the Nazis, of course.
Nicolaus Copernicus – worked out heliocentrism, wrote the Goon Show, and died. After defeating the Nazis, of course.
Nicolaus Copernicus – worked out heliocentrism, wrote the Goon Show, and died. After defeating the Nazis, of course.
Pedantic bastard here. They’ve found a body buried near the altar of the cathedral where the astronomer-Canon worked, or served, or whatever you call it. DNA from the remains matches that from hair found in a book owned by Copernicus. Therefore it’s the same bloke – probably Copernicus, but maybe not. A suitable bit of uncertainty about a man who caused rather a lot.
I kind agree with valdemar although i fail to understand the use of the phrase “caused a lot” i would say and am indeed saying that the man discovered a lot without the intention to cause something.
I kind agree with valdemar although i fail to understand the use of the phrase “caused a lot” i would say and am indeed saying that the man discovered a lot without the intention to cause something.