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Invented calculus

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Demonstrated orbits are elliptical

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Proposed the sun was stationary in the center of the universe and the earth revolved around it.

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Published his argument for a sun-centered universe in 1543.

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Demonstrated the movements of heavenly bodies were correlated to terrestrial physics.

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Confirmed the laws of motion and linked them with Kepler's law of planetary motion.

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Change in velocity = acceleration caused by force

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Expanded on the work of Galileo

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Both came to the same conclusion about the sun being the center of the Universe.

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Galileo found that venus went through phases like the moon which helped prove his theory

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He believed copernicus's theory

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1473-1543

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Kepler agreed with Galileo

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Kepler demonstrated Galileo's theory

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Created the basis from which future scientists would study planetary motion

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He initiated celestial mechanics, the joining of physics and astronomy-which formed the laws of celestial mechanics.

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Discovered the three laws of physics.

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Founded the modern science of astronomy

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Supported the reemerging heliocentric cosmology of Nicholas Copernicus

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Applied mathematics to nature

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leading figure of the scientific revolution

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1564-1642

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1643-1727

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1571-1630