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Nov 12, 1222
a school of law where many famous atronomers tought
University of Padua -
Period: Nov 8, 1400 to
in the 17th century
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Jan 1, 1543
outlines the herlicentric theory
Nicolas Copernicus pulished De Revolutionibus orbium Calestium -
Nov 13, 1543
wrote the book called On the Structure of Human Body
Vesalius 1543 -
Nov 8, 1572
A supernova remnant and pulsar wind nebula that was observed by Bevis in the constellation of Taurus
Tycho Brahe (1546-1601) 1572-73 Crab Nebula -
Nov 8, 1577
The Great Comet was a comet thst passed over Europe and was viewed by Tycho Brahe
1577 new comet -
Because of the Roman inquisition, he was found to be a heric and burned at the stake for his ideas on the Sun being a star
1600 Giordano Bruno burnt -
Three laws describing the orbital motion of planets around the sun
Three Laws of Planetary Motion -
an essay on the realtionship with the new discoveries in science and the Bible
1615 Letter to Grand Duchess of Tuscany -
thrid law: the suare orbital of the orbital period is directly proportioanl to the cube of the semi-major axis of its orbit
One of the laws: An equal area of the plane is covered in equal time by planet revolving around the Sun.(or the period of revolution around the Sun is proportional to distance from the Sun.) -
The work of Francis Bacon that references Aristotle work on the Organon.
1620 Novum Organum (New Tools) -
A physician who described system circulation and properites of pumping blood fom the heart
William Harvey
1628 On the Movement of the Heart and the Blood -
Italian book comparing the Capernican system and the traditional Ptolemaic system
1632 Dialogue on Two World Systems -
when Galileo came into conflict with the Cotholic church over his ideas
1633 Galileo banned by the Church -
written by Rene Descartes is his autobiography and philosophical dessertation that inlcudes the famous line "i think therefor I am"
1637 Discourse on Method -
Galileos final work discussing his work over the past thirty years
1638 Discourse on Two New Sciences -
the question on wether inductive reasoning leads to the understanding of classical phylosphy
Theory of Induction c.f. Karl Popper, David Hume -
microscopic anatomist
Malpighi and Capillaries 1661 -
he used parallex to estimate tje distance from mars to the earth. His guesses were then used by Isaac Newton to confirm is gravitational law
1672 Jean Picard and Mars -
Principia was a book written by Isaac Newton on his laws of motion
1687 Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica (Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy) -
first law A body moves in a straight line unless impeded. (Inertia).
Newton's Three Laws of Motion -
Every action has equal and opposite reaction
Newton's Three Laws of Motion -
Every body attracts every other body with a force proportional to the distance between.
Newton's Three Laws of Motion -
a book written by Isaac Newton based on the optics and refractions of light
Opticks - 1704