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Recommendation! G -On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres-
15th century Europe, when geocentrism was the absolute truth. A time of suffering where one had to risk their life just for saying 'the Earth moves'. The struggle to pass on a grand truth to the next generation, even at the cost of everything. "What moved the Earth was ultimately humanity's desire for truth." A masterpiece that leaves a deep impression. Honestly, the atmosphere is dark and profound, so the barrier to entry is a bit high, but once you start, the immersion is insane... Actually, the barrier to entry isn't just a little bit... haha
2026.09.25 PM 11:37 · View Count 5
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Lv.1
몬몬
The yearning for truth is always noble, no matter the era. Their struggle to defend heliocentrism with their lives deeply resonates. Thank you for the recommendation, hmm.
Lv.28
대단한개트롤716
I always thought I should check it out, but there was definitely a barrier to entry.
Lv.103
루카루카
OMG OMG OMG this is on Netflix!!! I'm a little scared by the 'not a small barrier to entry' part though lol, but it sounds so immersive I'm curious now!! 😈😈
Lv.71
비상하고싶다
Thanks for recommending a science-related anime! I'll check it out if I have time.
Lv.56
알찹
I was planning to watch it too, when did you see it?
Lv.59
무는깍두기
Webtoons about science are really immersive, but I do pause them sometimes when a lot of related terms pop up.
Lv.105
sjspace
The movement of inner planets is too strange to understand with the geocentric model. They only appear at dawn and dusk, and sometimes suddenly reverse their course. This is cleanly resolved from a heliocentric perspective.