Giordano Bruno strongly supported Copernicus's idea that the earth was not the center of t
A.faithful
B.heretical
C.bibliographical
D.hysterical
A.faithful
B.heretical
C.bibliographical
D.hysterical
A、Nicolaus Copernicus
B、Giordano Bruno
C、Giambattista Vico
D、Galileo Galilei
Giordano Bruno, an Italian priest and philosopher, was so imbued with the scientific thought of his time that he became the first great philosopher to expound the Copernican system. Filled with many doubts, dissatisfied with the old astronomical theory of the universe, he discarded his priest's robe and began a life of a wanderer. In his works he stated that the universe is infinite and that the earth is only a small body. Because of his endorsement for the Copernican theory, he was burned to death at the stake in 1600.
Galileo, one of the chief founders of modern science: His principal scientific contributions were to astronomy and mechanics, notably his observations with the newly invented telescope and his investigation of the laws of motion.
In astronomy, Galileo popularized the Copernican theory. In 1609, he heard of a new Dutch invention, the telescope. He built one of his own and turned it on the heavens. The new instrument enabled him to make several important discoveries, including the craters and mountains of the moon, and the four brightest moons of Jupiter. One of his most important discoveries was that Venus passes through phases from full to crescent, thus confirming that Venus is a planet.
Galileo's work and especially his support for the Copernican theory brought him into disfavor with the Roman Catholic Church. He was interrogated by the papal court and forced to disown his findings.
Johannes Kepler, a German astronomer and mathematician, was a strong supporter of the heliocentric theory of Copernicus. By using the astronomical observations recorded by Tycho Brahe, he formulated three famous laws of planetary motion. He made an intensive study of the orbits of the planets and proved that the orbit of a planet is an ellipse instead of a perfect circle as was the ancient belief. He made other important discoveries that became a milestone in man' s knowledge of the universe.
The new view of the universe was completed in the 17th century when Issac Newton discovered the force of gravity which kept planets orbiting the sun and prevented people from being thrown off the moving earth.
According to the passage, which is TRUE of Galileo?
A.He was the first to claim that the earth was not the center of the universe.
B.He discovered the craters and mountains of the moon.
C.He confirmed that Jupiter is a planet.
D.He invented the telescope.
I felt that I was not yet__________ to travel abroad.
A.too strong
B.strong enough
C.so strong
D.enough strong
A.A. places a fill or kill, limit buy order at 92 for a stock. Bruno’s order specifies:
B.B.validity and execution instructions.
C.C.clearing and validity instructions.
D.D.clearing and validity instructions.
Which of the following reasons CANNOT explain the hiring surge of the job market?
A.a strong economy
B.fast corporate growth
C.strong corporate profits
D.sensitive entry-level market
A、Thomas Kuhn
B、Charles Darwin
C、Bruno Latour
D、Steve Woolgar
A、Simple Sentence
B、Compound Sentence
C、Complex Sentence
D、Compound-Complex Sentence
A.natural world
B.united world
C.ideal world
D.common world
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