Nicholas Copernicus was born on February 19, 1473, in Thorn, Poland. His maternal uncle raised him after his father's death. This enabled him to attend the university of Krakow where he studied Mathematics and Optics. He later attended the university at Bologna where he studied liberal arts and, the university at Padua where he studied medicine, and at the university at Ferrari where he studied ca

In conclusion, Copernicus's work did many things to revolutionize the way man thinks ( scientifically ) by "opening the flood gates" and giving other scientists laws and theorem to base there discovery's on. Unfortunately, Copernicus never got to see his work published, as the church only allowed it to go public in 1543, the year he died,

Nicholas Copernicus's contributions to the world of science literally brought the world out of the mediaeval way's of thinking and was one of the jump starts towards the new ways of thinking. His work was the bases and the arguments of many other great scientists such as Kepler, who determined the ellipticity of planetary orbits, Galileo, who formulated his new concept of motion using Copernicus's theory's and

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