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Aristarchos of Samos (310 BC - 230 BC)


 
Ancient Greek Astronomer; Heliocentric Theory.

Aristarchos was the first astronomer who proposed the Heliocentric Theory; he evaluated the ratio between the distances from the Earth of the Sun and the Moon was in the range between 18 and 20, while this ratio is really around 400.
   
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Aristarchos of Samos
   
Curriculum vitae  
* 309 BC - 311 BC Samos Born
3. century BC Aristarchos was the first astronomer who proposed the Heliocentric Theory
3. century BC Writes the treatise “On the Dimensions and Distances of the Sun and of the Moon”.
3. century BC Studied in Alexandria with the teacher Straton of Lampsacus.
† 229 BC - 231 BC Dead
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Aristarchos portrait
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Asteroide 3999 Aristarchus Wiki Pubbl Dom
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Aristarchus and Herodotus craters Apollo_15
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Aristarchus working Wiki pubbl dom
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Aristarchos_Statue
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