I'm currently reading the book Galileo, part of the Christian Encounters series, by Mitch Stokes. In the early pages of the book, Stokes briefly outlines the essentials of Pythagorean beliefs, namely: that the universe at its core is fundamentally mathematical.
Astronomer Johannes Kepler believed that the precise mathematical movements of the planets actually produced music--"the harmony of the spheres".
Astronomer Johannes Kepler believed that the precise mathematical movements of the planets actually produced music--"the harmony of the spheres".
It's not exactly hard science, but it got me thinking about the possibilities of a universe where the movements of the planets and other heavenly bodies do produce some form of celestial music or other phenomenon.
What might such a world be like? What sort of mysteries might such a universe hold?
What adventures might await an ambitious explorer?
What might such a world be like? What sort of mysteries might such a universe hold?
What adventures might await an ambitious explorer?
That would be cool
ReplyDeleteNice! You come up with some of the coolest ideas!
ReplyDeleteOh, wow! I REALLY like that idea! Is it copyrighted yet? :D
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ReplyDeleteNo copyright on it, Laura. If my ramblings have given you an idea, take it with my best wishes and compliments!
~Mary