Scientific Revolution Timeline
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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1543
Copernicus' heliocentric theory is published in "on the revolution of the Celestial Spheress"which is seen as the symbolic beginning of the scientific revolution.
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1554
A major precursor to Galileo Galilei, Giovanni Benedict opposed Aristotle work and argued that freely falling bodies moves with speeds proportion to weight.
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1609
Galileo Galilei, constructed his first telescope and Johannes Kepler show that Mars moves non-uniformly in an elliptical path.
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1609-1610
Galileo Galilei publishes his findings and observes that there are numerous stars that are invisible to the naked eye, mountains on the moon and four moons of Jupiter
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1616
The year of the famous injunction against Galileo, the famous Italian astronomer is a warned by the inquisition not hold or depend the hypothesis asserted Copernicus "On the Revolution ".
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1620
English attorney and "New Science" advocate Francis Bacon publishes his famous work "Novum Organum", which establishes a method based on observation and experiment.
We know this method as the scientific method.
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1628
A classic work in history of physiology and medicine is published by William Harvey that shows how blood circulates.
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1633
Galileo called before the Inquisition and placed under house arrest for the remainder of his life.
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1687
Isaac Newton's writes mathematical principle of philosophy which establishes the three law of motion and of universal gravitation .
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