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200 BCE
Eratosthenesthe: tilt of the Earth's axis (276-194)
The idea is that the earth's axis and that it spins at an angle instead of parallel with the sun -
150
Claudius Ptolemy: the Moon, Mercury, Venus, and the Sun all revolved around Earth. (100-170)
also though the moon and sun revolved around earth along with other planets out in the solar system. -
Jan 1, 1543
Nicolaus Copernicus; a heliocentric system (1473-1543)
The idea theory that planets orbit the sun and that earth also turns once every 24 hours on its axis -
Tychonic system; Tycho Brahe 1546-1601
belief of the earth being surrounded by the sun and moon orbit Earth. -
Johannes Kepler; Keplerian Telescope (1571-1630)
Also, the first telescope was invented and meant for seeing the outside world. -
Sir Isaac Newton: laws of gravity (1642-1727)
The laws that all things go up must come down. -
Albert Einstein: the special theory of relativity (1879- 1955)
this theory is the idea that no one or thing can travel the speed of light or faster than that