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It's said that in the early 1600s in some place in the Netherlands, Zacharias Jansen created the compound microscope.

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Robert Hooke.
He was a man that loved all kinds of science, when he was looking at a piece of cork under his microscope, and when he saw the little chambers reminded him of cells so he called them like that.

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Robert Hooke write for first time the word "cell" in his book written in this year. Where he explained the cork cell that he found.

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Anton Van Leeuwenhoek made his own microscope in this year, he didn't want to buy the microscope every scientist was buying, and instead made his own.

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Anton Van Leeuwenhoek decide to test his microscope with different things, and he decide to write about his discovery, but he called the bacteria, "animalcules", because he thought they looked like little animals

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Issac Newton published a book about groundbreaking book about like,how planets move  due to gravity but then ,Hook made a claim that Newton had been inspired by Hooke work in  physics;Newton didn't like that at all,this sparked a relationship between this two afeter this no one know how Hooke look like

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The cell theory: Two german scientists discovered the cell theory, Matthias Schleiden start studying plants; on the other side, Theodor Schwann studied animals and came to the conclusion they were all made of cells, but one of them thought the cells were "free cell formation" instead of one cell componing other cells.

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Rudoplh Virchuw stole the information of how cells come from other cells from Robert Dimak.