Introduction to the main contents of Harmony in the World: The scientific canon is an epoch-making monument in the history of science and human civilization, an outstanding heritage of human culture, and an immortal work that has withstood the test of time.They are not only the crystallization of great scientific creation, but also the carrier of scientific spirit, scientific thought and scientific method, with eternal significance and value.[1]
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Introduction to Harmony of the World
preface
Chapter One On Five Orthostatic Shapes
Chapter II On the relationship between harmonious proportion and five upright forms
Chapter III Outline of the Astronomical Principles Necessary for the Study of Celestial Harmony
Chapter IV What are the harmonious proportions of the creator in the things related to the planetary movement, and how
Chapter 5 The pitch or scale of the system, the types of songs, major and minor have been shown in the proportion of the apparent motion of the planets (relative to the observer on the sun)
Chapter VI The mode or key of music is expressed in the polar motion of the planet in some way
Chapter 7 The universal harmonious proportion of all six planets can exist like the ordinary four part counterpoint
Chapter 8 Which planet sings soprano, which contralto, which tenor, which contralto in celestial harmony
Chapter 9 Eccentricity of a single planet originates from the arrangement of harmonious proportions between its motions
Chapter 10 Conclusion: The conjecture about the sun
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Harmony in the World: The scientific canon is an epoch-making monument in the history of science and human civilization, and an immortal work that has gone through the test of time. Let's look up to the sages, look back on history, and appreciate the original scientific discoveries.
Color illustrations, super value collection.Although he isGerman Emperor20 years without salary;He was a pioneer in mathematical astronomy, but he could not support his family with his astronomical position. He could only earn a living by fortune telling.He was disabled, 8 of his 12 children died early, and his two wives died before him.All year round, he kept asking for back pay without success.
In November 1630, he died of poverty and illness.He is Kepler, the discoverer of the three laws of planetary motion and a great modern astronomer.
