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So back in 1599, everyone knew that the sun and planets and stars were just lights in the sky that revolved around the Earth

and that we were the center of a little universe, a universe made just for us.

It was an undisputed fact of the time. Everybody knew that. There was only one man on the whole

planet who disagreed. He claimed that there was an infinite grander cosmos where this man,

where was this man on New Year's Eve, the year

1600? Why? He was in prison, of course. There comes a time in our lives when we first realized

that we're not the center of the universe, that we belong to something much greater than ourselves.

It's part of what we call growing up. And as it happens to each of us, so it began to happen to civilization in the 16th century.

Imagine a world before telescopes when the universe was not only what you could see with

the naked eye.

It was of course obvious that the Earth was motionless and that everything in the heavens,

the sun, the moon, the stars, and planets revolved

around us. And then a Polish astronomer and priest named Copernicus made a radical proposal.

Copernicus proclaimed that the Earth was not the center. It was just one of the planets,

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