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The Scientific Revolution

The Aristotelian Universe Derived from Ptolemy, Aristotle, and Plato Classical Writings “Christianized” Medieval Cosmology Alchemy

Causes of the Scientific Revolution Intellectual life and universities Renewed emphasis on mathematics Renaissance system of patronage Navigational problems of long sea voyages Better scientific instruments

Copernicus ( ) Sun-centered universe Challenged circular orbits Universe of staggering size Earth no different than any other planet

Francis Bacon ( ) Father of the Scientific Revolution The Inductive Method

Rene Descartes ( ) The Deductive Method Father of “analytical geometry”

Johannes Kepler ( ) Johannes Kepler ( ) Planetary motion conforms to mathematical formula Elliptical orbits Planets do not move at uniform speeds in their orbits

Galileo Galilei ( ) Experimental method Mathematical formula for acceleration of falling objects Law of inertia Discoveries using the telescope

Isaac Newton ( ) Blends inductive and deductive methods Argues for a universe governed by natural laws Stud

Consequences of the Scientific Revolution Rise of the “Scientific Community” –Royal Society of London (1662) –Academy of Royal Sciences (1666) The modern scientific method A universe ordered according to natural laws

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