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Ancient Philosophy
Musica Universalis (Music of the Spheres)
Ancient Greeks imagined the cosmos as a harmonious symphony of celestial music beyond human hearing
18 Jan 2026
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How did Johannes Kepler's interpretation of the Music of the Spheres differ from earlier Pythagorean views?
Kepler thought the music was physically audible to humans, unlike the Pythagoreans who saw it as purely mathematical.
Kepler believed the celestial music was inaudible but could be heard by the soul, whereas Pythagoreans emphasized numerical harmony without this spiritual aspect.
Kepler rejected the concept entirely, considering it a myth with no scientific basis.
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