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The University of Padua, is a University in Padua, Italy. Founded in 1222, and was also were Copernicus studied medical studies for a few years.
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Copernicus wrote the Revolution of the Heavenly Orbs, which explained the Heliocentric theory. This theory explained that the universe revolves around the sun, instead of everything revolving around the earth.
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Versalius is one of the most influential authors of the human anatomy of his time.
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Crab Nebula was discovered during this time with the telescope, it is a pulsar wind nebula.
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In 1577 an amazing comet flew across the sky and was visible to most of Europe, and scientist Brahe observed it.
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Giordano Bruno was an astronomer, and took the Copernican theory to the next level saying that the sun is a star, he was called a heretic by Pope Clement VIII and was burnt at the stake.
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Kepler's first two laws of planetary motion were published now, they explained the planets orbitals and the distance between each and the sun.
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The Letter to Grand Duchess of Tuscany was written by Galileo and it spoke of the connections between the new scientific discoveries and the Bible.
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Approximately 1616, Francois Bacon announced his theory of induction, this theory became more popular in the 19th century.
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In 1619, Kepler's final law of planetary motion was published, it explained the distance from the sun based on the revolution of the particular planet.
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The Novum Organum was a book written by Francois Bacon, and it discussed the modern ideas of his time, and how they were different from previous concepts.
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William Harvey wrote a book about the human heart and blood, called The Movement of the Heart and the Blood.
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The Dialogue on Two World Systems was a comparitive Italian book written by Galileo, comparing the Copernican theory and the original Ptolemaic system.
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Galileo was banned by the church, unless he took back what he said about the Copernican theory, and was put under house arrest .
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The Discourse on Method was a intellectual book written by Rene Descartes, it is known for his famous quotation "I think, therefor I am".
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Discourse of Two Scientists was Galileo's final book and it discussed his studies of physics over the past years.
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In approximately 1640, Descartes created the theory of deduction; "I think therefor I am".
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Malpighi was the first scientist to see capillaries in animals, as well as arteries and veins with the help of William Harvey's research.
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Jean-Picard announced on the front page of a news paper that by 1954 people would be able to fly to mars via balloons.
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In 1687 towards the end of the Scientific Revolution, Isaac Newton published his three laws of motion.
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Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica was Isaac Newton's most famous book where he discussed his three laws of motion.
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Isaac Newton published his book on Opticks in 1704, it discussed the opticks refraction of light.