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| Accesso online: | versione digitale |
| Autore principale: | Büttner, Jochen.
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| Titolo: | Big wheel keep on turning / Jochen Buttner. |
| Note: | A p. 61-62: Entry from Beeckman's Journal made between the 23rd of May and the 2nd of June 1619 |
| Abstract: | The considerations on th dynamical status of the rotational motion of a heavy marble sphere wich Galileo presented in his De motu antiquiora, are commonly understood to be repercussions of his early engagement with Copernicanism. In contrast, it is argued here that these considerations were more likely rooted in the context of contemporary machine technology. Specifically the pratical knowledge gathered since the late Middle Ages in the application of flywheels as separate machine components began to attarctsizeable theoretical interest. In their attempts to devise theoretical explanations of the phenomenon of flywheel motion, some early modern scientists in fact devised arguments comparable to Galileo's considerations on rotation in the De motu antiquiora. |
| Visionato in: | IMSS |
| In: |  Letture galileiane (2007 : Berlino) Galileo e le tecniche. p. 33-62 |
| Altri autori: | Beeckman, Isaac, 1588-1637.
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| Discipline: | Meccanica classica e Meccanica dei solidi--Studi. Ingegneria delle macchine--Studi. |
| Persone: | Galilei, Galileo, 1564-1642--Opere: De motu. |
| Keyword: | Testi e Carteggi--Tecnologia. |
| Sudd. cronologiche: | Rinascimento. Secolo XVII. |
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