Epistemology and History of Astronomy

Maximiliano Bozzoli; Luis Salvatico; David Merlo; Jesús H. Calderón; Néstor Camino; Alejandro Cassini; Octavio Chon Torres; José G. Funes; Catalina Peccoud; Viviana Polisena; Xavier Huvelle; Andrés A. Ilcic; Anastasia Guidi Itokazu; Natalia Soledad Meilán; Yael Aidelman; Lydia Cidale; Roberto Gamen; Mónica López; Romina Peralta Pascual; David C. Merlo; Verónica Lencinas; Santiago Paolantonio; Sofía Lacolla; Guadalupe Mettini; Julián Reynoso; Víctor Rodríguez; Maria Romênia da Silva; André Ferrer Pinto Martins; Antonio A. P. Videira

Epistemology and History of Astronomy

Authors

Maximiliano Bozzoli (ed)

Luis Salvatico (ed)

David Merlo (ed)

Keywords:

Epistemology, History, Astronomy

Synopsis

This e-book brings together a selection of papers presented at the First Conference on Epistemology and History of Astronomy (JEHA-I), which took place virtually between November 1 and 3, 2021.

Chapters

In memory of Luis Salvatico

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foreword

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Observations and classifications in astronomy

Maximiliano Bozzoli

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Methodological considerations on astronomical observation Astronomical observation

Jesús H. Calderón

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What view of the world would the teaching of astronomy developed in secondary schools in Argentina propose?

Néstor Camino

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Why are there invisible stars? Epistemological lessons from the debate between Galileo and Kepler

Alejandro Cassini

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Disciplinary nature of astrobiology

Octavio Chon Torres

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Towards an encounter with an extraterrestrial civilization: motivations and new epistemological categories

José G. Funes, Catalina Peccoud, Viviana Polisena

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Between codes and knowledge

Xavier Huvelle

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From the universe of data to the data of the universe. Epistemological notes on the use of artificial intelligence in astronomy

Andrés A. Ilcic

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Kepler and scientific progress

Anastasia Guidi Itokazu

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Preservation of collective scientific memory in Argentine astronomy, from the La Plata Observatory by Dr.

Natalia Soledad Meilán, Yael Aidelman, Lydia Cidale, Roberto Gamen, Mónica López, Romina Peralta Pascual

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Contributions of the Astronomical Observatory Museum to Science The Astronomical Observatory Museum is a unique institution in the world, dedicated to the study and dissemination of astronomy and space science.

David C. Merlo, Verónica Lencinas, Santiago Paolantonio, Sofía Lacolla

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Paradoxes in Cosmology

Guadalupe Mettini

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Notes on the beginnings of astrophysics in the Argentine Republic

Santiago Paolantonio

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Experts in the dark. Data, files, and how to use them

Julián Reynoso

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Young Beck and theoretical physics

Víctor Rodríguez

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The participation of Brazilian astronomer D'Almeida in the French scientific mission to observe the transit of Venus in 1874: an analysis based on the cultural history of science

Maria Romênia da Silva, André Ferrer Pinto Martins

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Physics in dispute with philosophy and literature: Guido Beck's first two years at the Argentine National Observatory The

Antonio A. P. Videira

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