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Six Geniuses You Know!

By jbello
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    Claudius Ptolemy (observation)

    Claudius Ptolemy (observation)
    Claudius's first observation which led to other great protocols.
    -CH
  • 141

    Claudius's ;ast bservation

    Claudius's ;ast bservation
    Claudius did his last observation
    ~C.H~
  • Jan 1, 1492

    Claudius Made maps

    Claudius Made maps
    his maps he made were used by Columbus in 1492
    -CH
  • Jan 22, 1513

    Copernicus built a modest observatory

    Copernicus built a modest observatory
    Nicaulas Copernicus had built a modest observatory so he could study the planet by his dedication prompted.
    ~J.B~
  • Jan 22, 1526

    Copernicus wrote a study

    Copernicus wrote a study
    Copernicus had wrote a study on the value and completed his work on De Revolutionibus
    ~J.B~
  • Jan 22, 1530

    Copernicus de revolutionibus

    Copernicus de revolutionibus
    Gave and completed his work on De revolutionibus which proved that the earth rotated on its axis.
    ~J.H~
  • Jan 17, 1543

    Heliocentric theory published

    Heliocentric theory published
    Claudius's heliocentric theory was published
    ~C.H~
  • Jan 22, 1560

    Tycho Brahe's pursuasion

    Tycho Brahe's pursuasion
    An eclipse convinced him to leave law and study astrology. Which turned out to be one of the greatest decisions he ever made. There for the great observations he made.
    ~J.S~
  • Jan 22, 1572

    Brahe discovers a Super Nova

    Brahe discovers a Super Nova
    He saw a bright star in the sky that he later finds out was a Super Nova. A super nova is a large, bright star in outerspace.
    ~J.S~
  • Jan 22, 1573

    Brahe published his own book

    Brahe published his own book
    He published his book that made him famous all over. The name of the book was "Deva Nova Stella" which means from the beginning.
  • Dec 8, 1574

    Brahe's observation

    Brahe's observation
    He observes a lunar eclipse with his sister finding the perigee of the sun. The perigee of the sun is the point in the oorbit of an object orbiting the earth that is nearest to the center of the earth.
    ~J.S~
  • johannes Kepler attendeds the university of Turbinsen

    johannes Kepler attendeds the university of Turbinsen
    This is important because this was the beging of his astronomy carear and starts the ball for his work to come.
    ~A.D~
  • Galileo Galilei built compass

    Galileo Galilei built compass
    It is important that he built a compass because he proved that every object will fall at the same rate. JN
  • Galileo Galilei built telescope

    Galileo Galilei built telescope
    What makes it really good that he Galileo built the telescope is that he figured out that all the planets revolve around the sun. JN
  • Invented the laws of orbital motion

    Invented the laws of orbital motion
    This is important because it is one of his big achevments that has made a change on science and made him famose.
  • Galileo Galilei proved moon is rough

    Galileo Galilei proved moon is rough
    Scientists thought thay the moon was smooth but with Galileos new telescope that he built he proved that the moon was rough.
    JN
  • completed the Rodolphine Tables

    completed the Rodolphine Tables
    The tables are important because they made a scientific break through on the stars and the solar system.
    ~A.D~
  • Si Isaac Newton Got started

    Si Isaac Newton Got started
    In 1665 Sir Isaac Newton got excepeted in Camberleyan got him startedwith science. -AP
  • Recieved masters Degree

    Recieved masters Degree
    On Apirl 28, 1669 Sir Isaac Newton reieved a masters degree in art at Tinity College
    -AP
  • Created Laws of Motion

    Created Laws of Motion
    In 1686 Sir Isaac Newton invented the three laws of motion
    1st Law of Motion- An object an object will stay at rest and an object in motion will stay in motion until actedupon by a greater force.
    2nd Law of Motion-is the direction of the net force.
    3rd Law of Motion- a forceis a pushor a pull upon an object that results fom it's inteaction with anothe force.
    -AP