Göklerde Beliren Yeni Yıldız: Aristoteles'in Yasasını Bozan Işık

Nay, I will say something else: this Star was very similar to the other stars created at the beginning of the world. In its form and the bright majesty of its light, it competed with them and even surpassed most of them. You might say it differed in no way from the genuine Stars, or rather, that it was superior to them. Nevertheless, it diminished in size and light over time and vanished a year and a half after its first appearance. Thus, it prefigured and showed by example that all the remaining Stars, which were created for the use of the world and are not subject to change while it lasts, will also eventually be dissolved at the coming universal end of things. We should not argue that the star was not in Heaven simply because the Philosophy of Aristotle cannot admit it. Rather, that philosophy should be corrected by this event, since it ought not to prescribe laws to the Heaven or to the Creator himself.