To maximize science production, build Copernicus' Observatory in the same city as the Colossus.
Civilopedia
Early in the 16th Century, Nicholas Copernicus rediscovered the heliocentric theory of planetary motion, which is the belief -- now known to be fact -- that the planets revolve around the Sun. The foundation of modern astronomy was this theory and the meticulous scientific data collected by Copernicus in his Observatory, a small room in an East Prussian Cathedral spire. The methods of his research and observation that led to his correct conclusion were also a rebirth of the scientific method and an important step in the advance of knowledge.
| Civilization Wonders | |
|---|---|
| Ancient World |
Colossus • Great Library • Great Wall • Hanging Gardens • Lighthouse • Oracle • Pyramids |
| Middle Ages |
Copernicus' Observatory •
Isaac Newton's College •
J.S. Bach's Cathedral |
| Industrial Age |
Darwin's Voyage •
Apollo Program •
Cure for Cancer •
Hoover Dam •
Manhattan Project •
SETI Program |