Georg Joachim Rheticus

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Georg Joachim Rheticus


Born
in Feldkirch, Austria
February 06, 1514

Died
November 25, 1576

Genre

Influences
Nicolaus Copernicus


Georg Joachim Rheticus, Rheticus also spelled Rhäticus, or Rhetikus, original name Georg Joachim De Porris, or Von Lauchen (born Feb. 16, 1514, Feldkirch, Austria—died Dec. 5, 1576, Kassa, Hung.), Austrian-born astronomer and mathematician who was among the first to adopt and spread the heliocentric theory of Nicolaus Copernicus.

In 1536 Rheticus was appointed to a chair of mathematics and astronomy at the University of Wittenberg. Intrigued by the news of the Copernican theory that Earth revolves around the Sun, he went to Frauenburg (now Frombork, Pol.) in 1539, where he studied for two years with Copernicus. Rheticus published the first account of the new views in his De libris revolutionum…Nic. Copernici…narratio prima… (1540; “The First
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“For who could better describe the eye than God, Who made it? But as it is clearer than the day that God has left a good deal to our own efforts ... we should really follow in these things the thread of nature, by which first principles, reason and daily experience lead us. Therefore, He prompts the minds of great men to inquire into the nature which He created, and He furthers and conducts their studies. These things must be enough to us, and from Holy Scripture we should seek in the first place only those things which are necessary to salvation.”
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