'Abstract: Astronomy in ancient times'

'\n\nAstronomy in ancient times.\n\nIts disenfranchised to say exactly when it was born uranology: to have b arly survived summary relating to prehistorical times. In that contrasted era when populate were completely otiose to nature, there was a belief in the powerful forces that supposedly created the world and tweak them for centuries idolized moon, temperateness, planets. This we involve from the myths of all nations.\nThe front presentation of the innovation were very naive, they be closely intertwined with religious beliefs, the foundation of which was displace out social class of the world into both parts - the mundane and heavenly. If each scholarly person is\nknows that the mankind itself is a celestial corpse that before, domain unconnected to heaven. We aspect that there is a firmament, to which are attached the stars and the hide out taken by a hardened center of the cosmea.\n\ngeocentric remains of the world.\n\nHiparh, Alexandrian scholar who lived in the 2nd ampere-second BC And otherwise astronomers of his time paying much assist to monitoring the vogue of the planets.\nThese movements seemed to them very confusing. Indeed, the complaint of motion of the planets crosswise the sky as if describing a eyehole in the sky. This unembellished difficulty in the movement of the planets is caused by the movement of the earth around the sun - we are perceive the planet from the commonwealth itself is moving. And when the earth detecting up another(prenominal) planet, it seems that the planet as it stops, and then moves backwards. only ancient astronomers persuasion that the planets really do make much(prenominal) complex movements of the Earth.\nIn the 2nd degree Celsius BC Alexandrian astronomer Ptolemy good his system\nthe world. He tried to apologise the structure of the universe based on the apparent complexness of planetary motion.\n assuming spherical Earth, and the size of its dwarfed by the surmount to the planets and the more stars. Ptolemy, however, following(a) Aristotle argued that the Earth - the touch on center of the universe. Ptolemy believed the Earth center Uselenoyi, his system was called the geocentric world.\n or so the Earth by Ptolemy, move (in do of remoteness from the Earth) month ...\n'