Astronomy and the Dawn of Reason - The Discoveries of Kepler, Brahe, Galileo and Isaac Newton - With Biographies and Illustrations

The book explores the collaborative nature of scientific discovery during the Renaissance and Enlightenment, challenging the notion of Isaac Newton as an isolated genius. It highlights how Newton built upon the contributions of his contemporaries and predecessors, emphasizing the interconnectedness of scientific progress. Through this lens, the narrative reveals the collective efforts of various influential scientists who shaped modern understanding of the universe, illustrating the importance of collaboration in advancing knowledge.