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1473-1543 Nicholas Copernicus was Polish priest and mathematician. He denied the medieval belief, he was inspired by Ptolemy , that the Earth is the center of the universe, and he developed the revolutionary theory that the Earth and planets revolve around the Sun.

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1473-1543 Nicholas Copernicus was Polish priest and mathematician. He denied the medieval belief, he was inspired by Ptolemy , that the Earth is the center of the universe, and he developed the revolutionary theory that the Earth and planets revolve around the Sun.

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1514–1564 Andreas Vesalius was a physician and anatomist, in the 7 books of the structure of the human body he talked about human anatomy and went into detail about how the body works, 

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1514–1564 Andreas Vesalius was a physician and anatomist, in the 7 books of the structure of the human body he talked about human anatomy and went into detail about how the body works, 

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1561–1626 Francis Bacon was an English philosopher he wrote a book talking about the importance of the scientific method

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1561–1626 Francis Bacon was an English philosopher he wrote a book talking about the importance of the scientific method

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1564–1642 Galileo Galilei, Italian mathematician and scientist. The first to use telescopes for astronomy. He discovered the surface of the Moon and the rotation of Jupiter.

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1564–1642 Galileo Galilei, Italian mathematician and scientist. The first to use telescopes for astronomy. He discovered the surface of the Moon and the rotation of Jupiter.

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1578–1657 William Harvey, physician and anatomist. He discovered circulation of the blood and described arteries, veins, and the heart in Demotu cordis et sanguinis in animalibus.

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1578–1657 William Harvey, physician and anatomist. He discovered circulation of the blood and described arteries, veins, and the heart in Demotu cordis et sanguinis in animalibus.

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1596–1650 René Descartes was  philosopher and mathematician. He Developed geometry and other math  equations and topics.He believes that mathematical proof is the model for rational scientific inquiry. His best known philosophical work, Meditations on First Philosophy talks about the importance of accepting only indubitable evidence

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1596–1650 René Descartes was  philosopher and mathematician. He Developed geometry and other math  equations and topics.He believes that mathematical proof is the model for rational scientific inquiry. His best known philosophical work, Meditations on First Philosophy talks about the importance of accepting only indubitable evidence

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1571–1630 Johannes Kepler was a mathematician and astronomer. he helped create the heliocentric theory

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1571–1630 Johannes Kepler was a mathematician and astronomer. he helped create the heliocentric theory

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1627–1691 Robert Boyle, physicist and chemist. He investigates the  air and develops a theory describing the relationship between the pressure and volume of gasses In The Sceptical Chemist he questions the accepted belief that the world is made upof just four elements (Earth, Air, Fire, Water)and argues that they can be broken down into more fundamental, chemical elements

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1627–1691 Robert Boyle, physicist and chemist. He investigates the  air and develops a theory describing the relationship between the pressure and volume of gasses In The Sceptical Chemist he questions the accepted belief that the world is made upof just four elements (Earth, Air, Fire, Water)and argues that they can be broken down into more fundamental, chemical elements

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1629–1693 Christian Huygens was a physicist and astronomer, He created  the theory of light, discovered the rings of Saturn, and built the first reliable clock 

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1629–1693 Christian Huygens was a physicist and astronomer, He created  the theory of light, discovered the rings of Saturn, and built the first reliable clock 

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1632–1723 Anton van Leeuwenhoek was a biologist. He created the first reliable microscope, he used it to discover and look at bacteria and other diseases 

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1632–1723 Anton van Leeuwenhoek was a biologist. He created the first reliable microscope, he used it to discover and look at bacteria and other diseases 

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1743–1794 Antoine Lavoisier, French chemist. In Elementary Treatise on Chemistry he describes the gasses of air, and shows that combustion canonly takes place in the presence of oxygen. he also Developed the system for naming chemical compounds and proposes that matter is never destroyed in chemical reactions

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1743–1794 Antoine Lavoisier, French chemist. In Elementary Treatise on Chemistry he describes the gasses of air, and shows that combustion canonly takes place in the presence of oxygen. he also Developed the system for naming chemical compounds and proposes that matter is never destroyed in chemical reactions

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1642–1727 Issac Newton was a English physicist and a mathematician. he was one of the greatest  scientists in history. He discovered the law of gravitation and formulates three laws of motion which formed physics he Also invented reflecting telescopes and develops the math system known as calculus. his best work is the Math Principles

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1642–1727 Issac Newton was a English physicist and a mathematician. he was one of the greatest  scientists in history. He discovered the law of gravitation and formulates three laws of motion which formed physics he Also invented reflecting telescopes and develops the math system known as calculus. his best work is the Math Principles