History
Published on Nov 22, 2015
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HELIOCENTRIC UNIVERSE
- The idea was formed in early 1500s by Nicolaus Copernicus
- The stated that every thing revolved around the sun
- Sun centered
- A geocentric theroy
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GALILEO
- He invented the thermometer in early 1600s
- Famous for his observations with telescope
- Used statements and fact that were harmful to the Catholic Church
- The Catholic Church made Galileo deny his research even though it was true
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NICOLAUS COPERNICUS
- He created the heliocentric universe in the early 1500s
- Researched the stars and planets and found out that the planets revolve around the sun
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NEWTONS LAW OF UNIVERSAL GRAVITY
- Created in the late 1600s by English scientist Sir Isaac Newton
- The law stated that all objects were affected by the same one force which was gravity
- Gravity is the force that keeps every thing intact to the universe
- Gravity is what keeps the plants revolving around the sun
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MICROSCOPE
- The microscope was created by Anton Van in the 1670s
- The microscope was used to observe Bactria and fluids in living thing such as blood
- The microscope could examine things at 250-300 times
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THERMOMETER
- Invented in the 1600s
- Created by Galileo
- Open glass
- When the water rose it ment the water was gaining tempature
- When water level sunk it meant that the tempature was going down
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BAROMETER
- Invented by a supporter of Galileo, Torrcelli
- Measured the pressure of earths atmosphere
- Later in time it was used to predict weather
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SCIENTIFIC METHOOD
- Created in 1600s by two philosophers
- Sir Frances Bacon
- René Descartes
- The method followed special steeps
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SIR FRANCIS BACON
- Inventor of scientific method
- Created the steps of the scientific method
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