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SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION 1500-1700 Influenced by the Renaissance spirit –spirit of curiosity –encouraged to study natural world –questioned long-held beliefs.

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1 SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION 1500-1700 Influenced by the Renaissance spirit –spirit of curiosity –encouraged to study natural world –questioned long-held beliefs –developed a split between science and religion

2 Developed Scientific Method Logical procedure for gathering and testing data –state the problem –form a hypothesis –experiment –draw conclusions

3 Traditional beliefs - Greeks Aristarchus –“Sun-centered” theory Ptolemy –“earth-centered” theory

4 Traditional beliefs Church view of universe from 200 AD on was geocentric earth -center of universe - sinful, heavy, unique, special Heaven is around earth, –planets and sun - perfect –things move @ earth in perfect circles

5 Copernicus 1473 -1543 Polish astronomer Studied Aristarchus and thought he was right Wrote On the Revolution of the Heavenly Spheres, published in 1543 - supported HELIOCENTRIC THEORY

6 COPERNICUS Also said the earth rotated on its axis - was not stationary Earth revolved around the sun in perfect circles

7 Tycho Brahe 1546 - 1601 Danish astronomer built observatory recorded what he saw

8 Johannes Kepler 1571 - 1638 Brahe’s assistant used his records to prove Copernicus’ theory said planets revolve around the sun in ellipses used mathematics to prove it

9 Galileo Galilei 1564 - 1642 Gave visual proof to Copernicus’ theory used telescope (popularized its use) –showed not all heavenly bodies revolve around the earth –moon had rough, broken surface, jagged mountains –sun had spots

10 Galileo Put on trial and condemned by Church Forced to recant –“And yet it moves” Also developed –principle of the pendulum –law of motion - objects fall at the same speed –natural state of an object is motion

11 Ambrose Pare French physician developed ointment to apply to wounds to prevent infections developed stitches

12 Anton von Leeuwenhoek 1632 - 1723 Dutch cloth merchant developed microscope

13 Andreas Vesalius Studied human anatomy wrote On the Fabric of the Human Body

14 William Harvey English physician said blood circulated through the body heart pumps it

15 Farenheit –German physicist, created the first mercury thermometer,32 - freezing Celcius –Swedish astronomer, created a scalee for mercury thermometer, 0 - freezing Torricelli –developed the first mercury barometer


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