Revolutions
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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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
