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Who: Francis Bacon and Rene Decartes
What: Francis Bacon and Rene Decartes both helped advance the use if the Scientific Method.
When: This occurred during the 1600s.
Where: This took place in Europe.
How: Francis Bacon created a theory of eliminative induction and Rene Decartes developed analytical geometry.
Why: This is important because it shows us that both Francis Bacon and Rene Decartes were big influences with the Scientific Method.

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Who: Nicolaus Copernicus
What: Nicolaus Copernicus developed the heliocentric theory.
When: This occurred during 1543 when he published his findings.
Where: This occurred in Europe.
How: Nicolaus Copernicus became interested in the idea that the sun was in the center if the universe in which he later created his heliocentric theory.
Why: This is important because it explains how the sun was at the center of the universe and that the Earth was not the center of the universe.

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Who: Edward Jenner
What: Edward Jenner created a vaccine that would prevent someone from getting smallpox.
When: This occurred in the late 1700s.
Where: This took place in Europe.
How: He created the vaccine by discovering that inoculation with germs from a cattle disease named cowpox protected people from getting smallpox.
Why: This is important because it helped many people live and not cause many deaths throughout the years.

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Who: Issac Newton
What: Issac Newton
When: This occurred during the mid 1600s.
Where: This occurred in Europe.
How: Isaac Newton created the law of gravity which is the force ruled by both the motion of planets and the action of bodies on the Earth.
Why: This is important because it describes any object in the universe can attract other objects. Also it shows us that the attraction depends on the mass of the objects and the distance away from each other

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Who: Galileo Galilei.
What: Galileo Galilei invented the telescope.
When: Galileo Galilei invented the telescope in 1609.
Where: This occurred in Europe.
How: When Galileo Galilei built his telescope he began to look at the planets in which he saw that Jupiter had moons, the sun had spots, and that the Earth's moon was rough.
Why: It is important because it shows us that though he believed what he saw much of what he said was against the church in which they made him take back his ideas. He was eventually put into house arrest until his death, but his ideas still spread.