Scentific Revoulution
stating the problem (scientific method)
Asking Why?
information (scientific method)
Collecting
that the earth revolves around the sun
Copernicus was the first to theorize the heliocentric theory
conclusions (scientific method)
Creating on the research and data
knowledge began with doubt, not faith
Descartes claimed that
action; equal; opposite
He stated " For every there is an and reaction."
How does he state the Earth moves
I believed them to be among the host of fixed stars, they aroused my curiosity somewhat by appearing to lie in exact straight line parallel to the ecliptic
motion
Newton also created the laws of which describe how objects move through space
step by step
The scientific method is a method for conducting research.
hypothesis (scientific method)
an educational guess as to what may happen
Rene Decartes; true unless proven
argued that nothing should be accepted as
Francis Bacon
argued that science should be pursued systematically (step by step) to gain more knowledge
idea; technolgy; Greek and Roman
as explorers traveled around the world bringing new and people began to question the old ideas of the Ancient scholars.
heresy
crime talking againist the church
testing (scientific method)
the hypothesis
Tycho Brahe; observation and data
was one of the first scientists to record the position of the stars. He emphasized the idea of careful
Galileo Galilei; telescop
was the first person to study the sky using the
Tycho Brahe's discoveries and contributions to modern astronomy
First recorded comet Telescope Observation and accurate records
jupiter
Galilel discovered the craters and mountains on the moon as well as the moon orbiting
thermometer; temperature
Galileo invented the , an instrument that measure
test his theories
Galileo was on of the first scientists to routinely use experiments to
heresy
Galileo was put on trial for and forced to take back his theories in fear of being tortured.
Catholic Church
Galileo's teachings along with others conflicted with the
ellipitical shape
Kepler stated that planets orbit in an advancing on Copernicus' initial theory.
Principa Mathematica
Sir Issac Newton was an English scientists who wrote the book
Principa Mathematica
principles of math
Nicolas Copernicus
the Scientific Revolution begins with the publishing of the book, On the Revolution of the Celestial spheres, by
Nicolaus Copernicus is considered the first man brave enough to use logic and observation to disprove some classic Greek theories
As the age of exploration disproved some of their theories, people started to question what else was inaccurate.
knowledge
As the scientific revolution progressed, science became the center of
discoveries; theories
During the Scientific Revolution new inventions led to new and
gravity; force attracts objects to one another
Newton introduced the law of which stated that
calcus
Newton invented
brometer; pressure
Torricelli invented the , an instrument that measures (this helps predict the weather)
Jhon Kepler
also made advances in astronomy by mapping the orbits of planets
recording; analyzing (scientific method)
and data
