Famous Bronze Monument Statue of Copernicus and Celestial Spheres

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We all know Copernican’s geocentric theory. You may not have seen what Copernicus looked like, but here’s a chance to show you what Copernicus looked like. Take a look at the statue of Copernicus and Celestial Spheres. The statue of Copernicus is a famous statue, Copernicus was standing on the base and holding a compass and armillary sphere. Nicola Copernicus was a Polish astronomer, mathematician, doctor of Canon Law, and priest of the Renaissance.

When Copernicus was 40, he came up with the heliocentric theory, which changed man’s view of nature and himself. At the time, the Roman Catholic Church considered his heliocentric theory to be unbiblical. Copernicus still believed in the heliocentric theory, and believed that there was no contradiction with the heliocentric theory, and after years of observation and calculation to complete his great work on the Movement of the Celestial Bodies. In 1533, aged 60, Copernicus gave a series of lectures in Rome. He finally decided to publish it in his late seventies, but it was only on his deathbed that he received a copy of his book from his publisher.

Copernicus’s heliocentric theory corrected people’s view of the universe. Copernicus was a giant of Renaissance Europe. He devoted his whole life to the study of astronomy and left a valuable legacy for later generations. This statue of Copernicus and Celestial Spheres is a very famous memorial sculpture. If you are interested in it, welcome to contact us.