“For centuries the case of Galileo Galilei has been the cornerstone of every major argument against the church and its supposedly unscientific dogmatism. The church seems to have condemned Galileo for his heresies, just because it couldn’t and wouldn’t handle the truth. Galileo was a hero of science wrongfully accused and now – at last – everyone knows that. But is that true? This paper tries to examine the case from the point of modern physics and the conclusions drawn are startling. It seems that contemporary church was too haste into condemning itself. The evidence provided by Galileo to support the heliocentric system do not even pass simple scrutiny, while modern physics has ruled for a long time now against both heliocentric and geocentric models as depictions of the “truth”. As Einstein eloquently said, the debate about which system is chosen is void of any meaning from a physics’ point of view. At the end, the selection of the center is more a matter of choice rather than a matter of ‘truth’ of any kind. And this choice is driven by specific philosophical axioms penetrating astronomy for hundreds of years now. From Galileo to Hubble, the Copernican principle has been slowly transformed to a dogma followed by all mainstream astronomers. It is time to challenge our dogmatic adherence to the anti-humanism idea that we are insignificant in the cosmos and start making true honest science again, as Copernicus once postulated.”
Spyridon Kakos
Spyridon Kakos is a PhD scientist at the National Technical University of Athens, specialized in physics and philosophy of science.
This quote challenges us to question long-held truths critically and to approach science free from dogmatic constraints.
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Spyridon Kakos on Galileo: Copernican Principle Revealed as Modern Dogma!
Spyridon Kakos reveals the true background of the Galileo case and calls for a new perspective on the Copernican principle as a philosophical dogma.
Dr. Spyridon Kakos is a researcher at the National Technical University of Athens focusing on modern physics, philosophy of science, and critically examining historical and contemporary scientific paradigms and their philosophical foundations, especially concerning astronomy and cosmology.



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