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1st discovered orbit of the earth around the sun

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1st discovered orbit of the earth around the sun

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in 1543, Nicholas Copernicus detailed his radical theory of the Universe, which was that the Earth, along with the other planets, rotated around the Sun.

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aqueduct were most likely invented in 200 BCE, and were used to transport water easier. These aqueducts worked by using angles & engineering

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Around 500 BCE, Aristotle discovered that the earth was round, making this discovery the biggest one of this century

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first 10,000 digits of the square root of 2

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first 10,000 digits of the square root of 2

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for a long time we most likely didn't know that decimals go on and on. but this helped us realize that its irrational

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this book has a whole bunch of information in it. it has rituals, and a long with providing knowledge about geometry, Pythagorean theorem, and observational astronomy.

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Heron's formula, formula credited to Heron of Alexandria (c. 62 ce) for finding the area of a triangle in terms of the lengths of its sides.

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the pyramid of Giza was a big triangular thing, with many different mysteries surrounding what is inside. the Egyptians used angle's so they could make it the correct way.

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it was named after the 7th century Indian mathematician. and it is used to help find any area of convex cyclic quadrilateral.

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the Moscow papyrus was orginally owned by an egyptian man. this helped creat 25 problems and solutions to all of them

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this was named after the great mathematician Pythagoras. and it helps us find all the perimeters in 3 question math problems.

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this was created before the Moscow papyrus. it almost does the same thing but is just a little bit different because it was earlier founded.

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a fellow elatric, designed to show that any assertion opposite to the monistic teaching of Parmenides will lead to contradiction and absurdity.