1. Copernicus, Brahe, and Kepler challenged the inherited worldwide of astronomy and cosmology. To begin with Nicholas Copernicus began his involvement in the administrative field of astronomy when the pope asked him to assist with Julian’s calendar. With such duty Copernicus mentioned that in order to able to carry out with this duty he had to use astronomy. With this, he postulated “that the earth and all the other planets orbit the sun” (Noble 504). With such publications some of his collates became interested in the concept wanting to find exact measurements with mathematics and physics. With such work from Copernicus the developing of astronomy defiantly continued, with others wanting to find the unanswered questions left unanswered from Copernicus …show more content…
This is exactly what Tycho Brahe did he too was interested in astronomy and was able to follow and even build upon Copernicus findings. “Brahe was the first to improve the data that the ancients and all have reconciled” (Noble 505) After Brahe, Johannes Kepler was also in the process of developing his ideas that represented his theory. From just these three men it is e evident that great deals of developments were in progress. Each building upon each others, figuring exact mathematical explanations which would prove their assertions. From their results and the analysis, we can conclude that for the difficult time they were on the right path. The heliocentric hypothesis marked a great beginning because for the first time there was an idea which included full mathematical and geometrical equations. 2. It is no thought the Scientific Revolution was responsible for a great deal of new information to the society as well as the development of the entire society as a whole. During the Renaissance when new routes were being explored and others in the