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100
Claudius Ptolemy
He was the creator of the science that they had in the 100's. He also was a mathematician. -
1200
Roger Bacon
Roger Bacon is the father to most sciences back in the 1200's he thought of a lot of things like how light worked. The pope had asked him to send his research about his new thoughts about science. -
Microscope
The microscope was made so that we could learn more about the smaller parts of the planet and was made when people we trying to find more about nature and the human body. -
Francis Bacon
He is the "father of scientific method" because he started to test things that he wasn't sure of whereas before people would only do what they were certain of. -
Telescope
The telescope was made around when people were learning more about the planet. It was made for see what was beyond the planet. The telescope was first shunned and some thought it to be a tool of the devil. -
Thermometer
The thermometer was made so that people could see the temperature. This was made around when people were learning more about the earth. -
Rene Descartes
Rene Descartes found a deeper connection between the mind and the body. He said the famous quote, "I think, therefore I am". -
Barometer
The barometer was part of the early revolution and came around when people were trying to find more about nature. -
Isaac Newton
Isaac Newton was and is a very famous scientist who is know for Newton's laws of motion. -
Robert Boyle
One of the first real chemists and a founder of modern chemistry. He was also a part of making experiments. -
Air Pump
The air pump was made are the time that people were learning about the earth. -
Gottfried Leibniz
He was a famous German mathematician His theories were a cross of modern stuff and stuff from his time. -
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
He is mostly know for his work in microscopes. He is know as the father of micro biology. -
Antoine Lavoisier
He is the one who figured out that atoms make up everything . He also helped out with a lot of other important discoveries. -
Joseph Priestly
He was the one credited with discovering air. He also worked with soda water and electricity.