Movie Digest
1598 is the year that the earth and sun are thought to revolve. German mathematician Kepler offers to investigate the universe for the Italian mathematician and university professor Galileo with a book titled “The Mysteries of the Universe.” Galileo declines, but in his quest to disprove Kepler’s theory, he offers the possibility that it might be accurate if he substitutes a controversial notion.
The Feel-Good Part
Galileo and Johannes Kepler’s correspondence is the main subject of SIDEREUS. According to legend, Johannes Kepler wrote to Galileo Galilei seeking for assistance with the publication of his “Mysterium Cosmographicum,” or Cosmographic Mystery. In response, Galileo said he could not assist Kepler with that; nonetheless, when Galileo published “Sidereus Nuncius” years later, Kepler formally endorsed Galileo’s views. Based on these facts, the musical’s author, Baek Seung-woo, conjures up a hypothetical tale of what might have occurred between these two moments in time.
The Disappointing Factor
While conducting study to disprove Kepler’s idea, Galileo replies that it might be true if he substitutes a controversial theory. What follows is disappointing for many viewers.
In-Depth Analysis
When it was thought that the sun circled the earth in 1598. In a book titled “The Mysteries of the Universe,” German mathematician Kepler offers to investigate the universe for Galileo, an Italian mathematician and university professor. Galileo declines, but when asked if he believes a controversial theory could show Kepler’s theory incorrect, he replies that it might.
Star Power
SIDEREUS concentrates on the correspondence between Johannes Kepler and Galileo Galilei. Galileo Galilei is supposed to have received a letter from Johannes Kepler asking for his assistance in publishing the “Mysterium Cosmographicum,” or the Cosmographic Mystery. Galileo replied that he was unable to assist Kepler with that, but when Galileo published “Sidereus Nuncius” years later, Kepler was willing to publicly embrace Galileo’s beliefs. The musical’s author, Baek Seung-woo, bases his fictitious account of what might have transpired between these two times in history on the aforementioned facts.
Overall Opinion
Unique show to watch, if you are into music then definitely worth watching.
