Copernicus' Stars

Nikolai Copernicus has been interested in astronomy since he was a child, and with the encouragement of his father, he hoped to find some unknown answers in the stars. When he met the Dutch astrologer Paul in the port, his curiosity about astronomy deepened. Subsequently, Copernicus began his university life in Krakow. Here he met Professor Albert Bruzeva, a mathematician and astronomer who had a profound influence on his life. It was this professor's enlightenment education that prompted Copernicus to decide to devote his life to astronomical science. Copernicus conducted a large number of astronomical observations here and accumulated a large amount of data on planetary movements, solar and lunar eclipses, etc. Based on this data, he was completely convinced that Ptolemy's "geocentric theory" was wrong and proposed the "heliocentric theory."