New Philosophy of Our Sublunary World
De Mundo Nostro Sublunari Philosophia Nova (1651)
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astronomynatural-philosophy
Step into the intellectual laboratory of the man who redefined the Earth as a giant magnet. This posthumous masterpiece dismantles centuries of Aristotelian dogma to reveal a universe governed by magnetic 'verticity,' celestial vacuums, and an animate, rotating globe.
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