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If I lived during The Italian Renaissance 

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If I lived during The Italian Renaissance 

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I would have liked Copernicus
- Multiple sights said he was a kind easy going humble guy
- He was great with people
- He spoke well and was very creative

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https://youtu.be/M0p6NKANE08

http://www.universetoday.com/33113/heliocentric-model/

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He wrote a book called  "De revolutionibus" which was all of his theory's combined into one book, that he was holding onto when he died.

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Copernicus had always loved the stars and working with them and talking about them was a dream to him.

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He wrote "Commentariolus" which was the idea of a solar system that revolves around the sun.

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The senior members of the church influenced and helped him with his Heliocentric Model.

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Copernicus got help from his professor Domenico Maria de Novara. This is who taught him all he knows about astrology.

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He lived most of his Life in Prussia, the Crown Kingdom of Poland. He was the youngest of 4 children who were raised by a wealthy merchant father

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Copernicus went to college for 12 years
Including
-University of Padua
-University of Ferarra

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Nicolaus would run out in a open prairie and watch the stars move. Which motivated him to be an astronomer.

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The work that Copernicus is most known for.