Scientists say Copernicus' remains,grave found
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gafinfansubscriberOPWow:
Researchers said Thursday they have identified the remains of Nicolaus Copernicus by comparing DNA from a skeleton and hair retrieved from one of the 16th-century astronomer's books
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CrunchTimeretired_adminThats amazing .Imagine the possibilities.History could be re-rewritten .
Crappy TipperNew Memberdarn for a moment I confused him with Nostradamus and was all ready with the line "I'll bet he didn't see that coming!"
Pretty cool just the same.
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Thanks giovafin sweet signature!
padre31luxury_boxHow cool is that?
Now what I want know is how a fellow polska ended up with a Greek name like Copernicus, now a Novavitzki, or Jarzylski or Mrzny I could understand, but Copernicus?
What is up with that?
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