Deep Space LIVE: Little known things about the polymath Johannes Kepler 1/3

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Thu Dec 16, 2021, 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
All times are given in Central European Summer Time (CEST / UTC +2).

On the occasion of the upcoming 450th birthday of the great polymath Johannes Kepler on December 27, 2021 (Julian calendar) or January 6, 2022 (Gregorian calendar), Erich Meyer presents an exciting three-part lecture series with the aim of highlighting the many research results and epoch-making thoughts of this great natural philosopher – including those outside of astronomy. The lecturer Erich Meyer from the Kepler Observatory Linz will discuss Kepler’s fundamental findings, which have a lasting impact on our lives and thinking even today.

The first two lectures will provide an overview of Kepler’s pioneering work in the fields of mechanical engineering, optics, mathematics, space travel, cosmology, music, physics, as well as his research on the year of Christ’s birth. But Kepler as a poet will also be presented. During all lectures Johannes Kepler himself will also express himself: Johannes Stübler from the Kepler Observatory Linz will read quotes and excerpts from his letters and works.

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