Revolutions by Michelle M

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Revolutions

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

1543

Copernicus heliocentric theory is published
It's published on the revoultion of the Celestial Spheres
This Is seen as the symbolic beginning of the scientific revolution

1554

Major precursor- Galileo Galilei
Giovanni Beneditti opposed Aristotle's work
Giovanni argued freely falling bodies move with speeds
of proportional weight

1609

Galileo constructs his first telescope
Keplers astronomia nova shows mars,
which moves in an elliptical path.

1609-1610

Galileo's published findings stated the observings of:
Numerous stars ( invisible to the naked eye),
Mountains on the moon, and four moons circling Jupiter

1616

Famous Injunction against Galileo
Warning him not to hold or depend
On the hypothesis asserted in
Copernicus "On the Revoultion"

1620

English attorney and Francis bacon
Publish famous work "Novum Organum"
A method on observation and experiment

1628

Work of history on physiology and medicine
Is published by William Harvey showing
Circulation of blood.

1633

Galileo is called before inquisition
He is placed under house arrest for life

1687

Issac newtons wrote mathematical
Principles of Philosophy
This establishes the three laws
of motion and of universal gravitation

Michelle M