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What modern day stuff might we not have if he wasn't doing his thing?

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Modern human anatomy

Correct human dissection

A branch of Biology specified for human anatomy

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What were his main achievements or discoveries?

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What were his main achievements or discoveries?

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His dissections which helped change misconceptions

He showed how anatomical dissection could be used to test speculation

He showed how important it is to understand the structure of the body in medicine

He realized that human do not share the same anatomy as Apes

'De Humani Corporis Fabrica' which was a book based mostly on human dissection

He created one of the most influential books ever made on human anatomy

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Anatomy

Biology

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His name is Andreas Vesalius

He was born on the 31st of December 1514 in Brussels, Belgium

He came from a family of physicians and pharmacists

He began his studies at Paris but soon later had to leave

After he finished his studies in 1537, he started his career in surgery and anatomy

Later in his life, he became physician to the imperial court of Emperor Charles V

He is known as the founder of Modern human anatomy

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The heliocentric system which is vital because it helps us understand our Earth

Airplanes

Copernican model

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Career + achievements (How he discovered his theory) timeline:

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1491-1494: Studied Mathematics at Kraków Academy

1496: Went to the famous University of Bologna in Italy to study astronomy

1497: Started observing the sun, moon, and planets

1514: Wrote the Commentariolus but didn't publish it yet

1543: Published his conclusion that Earth and the planets are centerd around the Sun.

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He made important observations concerning eclipses, alignments, and conjunctions of planets and stars

He discovered and concluded that the  planets revolve around the sun rather than the opposite.

He then shared that discovery in his book Commentariolus.

The heliocentric system: The sun is in the middle of the Universe and not the opposite as the Church thought

He studied the motion of the planets

His book "On the revolution of the Celestial Spheres”

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Math

Astronomy

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His name was Anthony van Leeuwenhoak

He was a dutch tradesman and scientist

He came from and ordinary typical Dutch family

He had no remarkable education

He was born in Delft on October 24, 1632

He worked as so many things until he started to grind lenses, make microscopes, and began observing things with them

He got inspired by Robert Hooke's Micrographia

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Biology

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The discovery of Bacteria

Free-living, which is that organisms live independently of others

Parasitic microscopic protists

Parasitic microscopic sperm cells

Parasitic microscopic blood cells

Parasitic microscopic nematodes

Parasitic microscopic rotifers

His discoveries opened up a new branch of Biology

He invented 500 microscopes

He was one of the scientists that contributed to the development of the cell theory

He created the most advanced microscope of his time

He was the first to see microscopic foraminifera

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Magnified/ Clear/ advanced microscopes

The different types of cells

Cell theory

The branch of Biology concerning cells

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His name was Nicolaus Copernicus, he was born in February 19, 1473 in Torun, Poland.

He came from a wealthy copper merchant family

He originally had German heritage but then Torun surrended to Poland so he was born Polish

He suffered major trauma when his father died when he was just 10 and had to live with his uncle

At his uncle's household, Copernicus attended Kracow academy and that was were his love for astronomy became remarkable