Lecture

Ancient Astronomical Models: Spheres to Ellipses

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Description

This lecture delves into the transition from ancient astronomical models based on spheres to Kepler's ellipses, exploring the geocentric and heliocentric systems, epicycles, and the historical development of astronomical hypotheses.

Instructor

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