"Musica universalis," or the "music of the spheres," is a philosophical concept that dates back to ancient Greece. It expresses the idea that there is a certain harmony and mathematical order to the cosmos, where celestial bodies—the planets and stars—produce a form of music through their movements and relationships in space. This concept suggests that the universe is governed by harmonies similar to those in music, based on mathematical ratios.
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