What kind of Heliocentrism of Copernicus belongs to? Novels, poems or something?

1473 19 In February, Copernicus was born in Torun-sur-Visva, Poland. 18 was admitted to Krakow University. From 1495 to 1496, he studied in several universities in Germany. 1497 to 1503, I went to study in Italy, first entered the University of Bologna, and studied Greek and astronomy at the same time. 1497 On March 9th, Copernicus observed that the moon covered Alpha Taurus in Bologna, which was the first observation record in his life. He also observed Saturn's full moons at 1500 10 on 9 October and 4 March, and the eclipse at 15438+065438 on 6 June during his lecture in Rome. 15 12 years, Copernicus settled in Furongbao, and the platform in the wall of Furongbao became Copernicus' observatory. He made his own instruments, such as the trinometer, trigonometry and astrolabe. This site is called "Copernicus Tower" and has been preserved to this day.

The achievement of Copernicus's life is his magnum opus "On the Operation of Celestial Bodies", which is divided into six volumes. In the volume 1, Copernicus tells the movement of the earth and the structure of the universe, refuting Ptolemy's theory that the earth is the center of the universe. In the last five volumes, he clarified the proposition of 1 volume with accurate observation records and rigorous mathematical argumentation.

Copernicus said: The sun stands at the center of the universe, and the planets revolve around the sun. The nearest to the sun is Mercury, followed by Venus, and then the earth. The moon goes around the earth and is a satellite of the earth. The planets farther from the sun than the earth are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn in turn. The farther a planet is from the sun, the bigger its orbit and the longer its period. Beyond the orbit of the planet, there is a starry sky full of stars. Copernicus mistakenly described the sun as the center of the universe, and his model of the universe was based on the structural diagram of the solar system observed by the naked eye.

Copernicus's works could not be published for a long time, and later his friends secretly printed them in Nuremberg, Germany. 1543 On May 24th, Copernicus, who was blind, stroked the newly published theory of celestial bodies and said, "I finally pushed the earth." On July 26th, Copernicus died.