Nicolaus Copernicus Biography

Nicolaus Copernicus was the man whom laid out the foundation for modern astronomy. Nicolaus Copernicus was born on February nineteenth of 1477 in the christian town of Torun, Poland. He grew up with a great education, better than a lot of other people. He grew up very close to the church (metaphorically) . Sadly the “Copernicus” blood line never lived on after Nicolaus. He never had a wife to pass his DNA to make another brilliant person. Some suggest that he was depressed from isolation, and not having many friends. Surprisingly, Nicolaus lived in his 70’s! Which is fairly ironic, knowing he never had kids, living that long it'd be normal having a lot of kids. Living in your 70’s in the 1400’s was very lucky, knowing that most people lived into their 50’s or 60’s. So he was a special one.
This theory (at the time) was dismissed, because they ought the idea crazy. If the “epicycle”solar system was true,it'd be extremely hard for exploring on new planets. And we wouldn't have any satellites (natural and man-made)
He also discovered the two axes. If he didn't discover this, it'd be excessively hard to discover that the Earth spins once every day.
One of the greatest achievements was inspiring some of the renaissance's greatest men. Men such as Galileo, inventor of the telescope. Newton, discover of Gravity. Bruno, the great poet and philosopher. And Thomas Digges, discovered that there is an infinite amount of stars in the universe. Without Copernicus our astronomy would be terrible.He wouldn't have inspired all of those people. And we wouldn't've understand the heliocentric system for a long time.

Copernicus’s legacy is a powerful thing, without one man, and our world would be much different. Our knowledge of space would be horrible, we'd be hundreds years