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Tycho Brahe

Introduction To inform the audience about Tycho Brahe Jake Minich

Topics of Discussion Tycho’s History Tycho’s Observations Tycho’s Instruments Copernicus

History Early Years Family Law Astronomy tablets

History Middle Years Observations Instruments Observitories: Hven and Stjerneborg

Strenjenborg

History Uraniborg Uraniborg

Uraniborg

Uraniborg

History Final Years Uraniborg Income Prague 1601

Contributions Observations

Observed a super nova in 1572

Observed a comet in 1577

The 1577 Comet

Parallax Could not find a Parallax Stars were too far away to find a parallax

Instruments Quadrants

Sextants

Mural Quadrant

Mural quadrant

Copernicus Geocentric Scriptures Aristotelian physics Tycho’s map

Map of the Universe

Real Life Instruments lead to today’s instruments

What This Means Tycho made many observations and instruments that led to either new instruments or new observations. Observations Instruments

Next Steps Summarize any actions required of your audience Summarize any follow up action items required of you

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