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Scientific Revolution Continuing effects of the Renaissance

Copernicus had revived an old Greek idea _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Theory - earth and planets revolve around the Sun.

Bruno Savonarola

Why might Copernicus have waited for so long to publish his findings?

Galileo added all these together and came up with K e p l e r BraheBrahe Galileo Copernicus + + = Heliocentric Theory

Galileo used the work of other scientists before him to arrive at the ___________________Theory Galileo read about an invention by a Dutch lens maker and made his own so he could study the night sky. What was that invention - Eventually the Church placed Galileo on? Do you know how long he spent under this?