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'Nicolaus' (widze, ze pozniej zmieniles to imie na inne - Nicholas- tak, nie mozesz, i tez, ang. imiona siostr) Copernicus:
The life and 'creation' (tutaj wyglada tak, jakbys jego samego tworzyl a chyba chodzi o cos innego) of Nicolaus Copernicus
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Nicolaus Copernicus was born in 1473 in Torun. The family Copernicus came from Koperniki, A Silesian village near Nysa. He died in Frombork May 24, 1543, 'due to' (wystarczy OF) a stroke.
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When he was young ...
Shortly before his father's death in 1483, the family moved to 'Copernicus house' (czy ten dom tak sie nazywal ZANIM on tam przyszedl?) 'on' (zle slowo, tu IN) the Old Town Square. When his father died, Nicholas was only ten years old and needed a 'guardianr' (ortog guardian) and THAT was 'the' HIS uncle 'of' (niepotr) Luke.
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A cóż piękniejszego nad niebo, które przecież ogarnia wszystko co piękne?..." - czy masz zamiar to zrobic w ang.?
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1491-1495: studied at the Academy of Krakow 'completed without a master's degree' (nie rozumiem dlaczego to jest potrzebne,)
1495: TOOK Holy Orders
1496: Nicholas began studying law at Bologna. 'Writes' (ale kto i co? jakas pocztowke, list? co?) to the German nation.
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Observations of the eclipse of the moon. GIVES a series of lectures about the discovery of the so-called. New Astronomy
1501: after graduation HE returned to Warmia 'and in the same year' (nie wiem dlaczego to jest potrzebne, jak rok juz masz napisany), leaving his brother 'to' (dla? tego nie rozumiem) Padua, where he begins his medical studies
May 31, 1503: 'As a doctor of canon law' (nie, cos tu nie tak, lepiej...Obtains his PhD in Canon law) at the University of Ferrara
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When in 1537 the 'bishop dies Ferber' (nie, to chyba Ferber, the bishop) dies, 'Warmia chapter' (nie rozumiem tego) 'among the four candidates for the position put forward the candidature including Copernicus' (bardzo maslo maslane). However, the king, to 'which' WHOM (King to osoba) 'belonged the decision' (nie, to jest za bardzo po polsku...the final decision belonged)' in this case' (niepotr) chose the bishop of Warmia Jan Dantyszek.
....This was in spite of everything we offer the highest level Copernicus in his life was....(cos z tym zdaniem nie tak).
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4 At the beginning of the sixteenth century (daj dokladny rok - century to 100 lat), Copernicus presented the principles of the new system in the world. For the first timeHE (in the treaty....) postulated that the sun is encircled by planets. 'in the treaty "Commentariolus".' (w zluym miejscu)
'However' (inne slajdy byly wiecej notatkowe, a tutaj calymi zdaniami dajesz. however-niepotr), the exact mathematical model of the solar system WASONLY introduced in his work "On the Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres" (dokladnie kiedy).
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He 'also' (niepotr, ) stated that the Earth behaves in the same way, 'so be sure' (niem cos tu nie tak) to the planets. 'Furthermore' (niepotr), Copernicus discovered that the earth 'does move' MOVES further on its axis.
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6 Copernicus's theory completely revolutionized the then views 'on' OF the Earth and Space.
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'However' (niepotr), many scholars WERE NOT 'do not' (niepotr) alienatedBY the situation 'was' (niepotr-nie rozumiem tego slowa tutaj) and discoveries of Copernicus became the foundation of science 'in the' DURING THE Renaissance PERIOD. The discoveries of Nicolaus Copernicus 'was' (WERE-bo masz discoveries-l. mn) primarily due to the development of astronomy and cosmology, which are 'used by humanity' (nie, napisz 'still used') today.
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Heliocentric theory is the theory of the Solar System, according to which the Sun is the central body of the system, and the Earth, 'as' (niepotr) one of the planets around the Sun.
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When Copernicus was born, the world continued to believe that the earth 'is' WAS (byl-) a flat disk embedded in the center of the universe, and its orbit ISaround the moon, sun and planets.
When he died in 1543, HE left behind a theory that not only rejected the 'errors' (nie, trudno to nazwac bledami, bo to byla ich teoria,) of 'the' (niepotr) science, but 'also was' (zla kolejnosc slow) the starting point of all 'known today' (w zlym miejscu, daj po discoveries) discoveries 'about' OF the structure of the universe and the forces that govern it.
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Some 'application' (nie wiem czy to jet najtrafniesjsze slowo tutaj) Copernicus
2 The center of the Earth is not the center of the world, but only the center of gravity and center of the 'circle of Lunar.' (chyba Lunar circle)
3 All the way around the stars surround 'erroneous' (nie, nie, slonce nie moze byc bledne- cos innego) sun, near which is the center of the world.
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So what DID 'gave us the' (w zlym miejscu) Copernicus GIVE US?
He showed us that the universe is huge, and that IT does not revolve around humanS
HE WAS convinced that in science there are no compelling propositions
He inspired 'the child' (jak tu maja byc 'dzieci' to children) to a new approach to the world in which man and Earth, 'they' (niepotr) have a special place
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Death of Copernicus
24 May 1543 Copernicus 'was' (niepotr) closed his eyes forever. He was buried in the basement of the Cathedral of Frombork, near the altar belonging to the 'canon' (cos mi sie to slowo nie podoba - trzeba inne). He had a stroke, so he could not make any amendments(ale do czego?) , but he died before HE 'see their' SAW HIS work published in print. The history 'as' OF the genius of cosmology, 'which' (niepotr) accelerated the scientific revolution.
Since 'the break with astronomy of Ptolemy' (nie, tu masz maslo-maslanke- nawet margaryne...Ptolemy's break with astronomy), we 'refer to 'it' (do czego to sie odnosi- jego czy teorie' (calkowicie mnie sie to nie podoba, lepiej...we can say of Copernicus that he) "stopped the sun and moved the earth."