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Quickly research the events listed and summarize the scientific discoveries. (3-5 sentences)
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1543 Copernicus publishes heliocentric theory

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1543 Copernicus publishes heliocentric theory

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3-5 about what the theory is.

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Marie de Coste Blanche publishes the Nature of the Sun and Earth.

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Marie de Coste Blanche publishes the Nature of the Sun and Earth.

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Marie de Coste Blanche wrote a book called The Nature of the Sun and Earth. In it, she explained how the sun and earth work and how they affect each other. Her ideas helped people understand science better. Many people read her book to learn about space and nature.

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Marie de Coste Blanche publishes the Nature of the Sun and Earth.

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Nicolaus Copernicus published the heliocentric theory, which said that the Sun, not the Earth, is at the center of our solar system. Before this, most people thought the Earth was the center. His ideas changed how we see the universe and started a big shift in science. Even though some people didn’t believe him at first, his theory became very important.

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Vesalius publishes human anatomy textbook.

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Vesalius publishes human anatomy textbook.

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Andreas Vesalius published a book about human anatomy that showed how the human body works. His book had detailed drawings of bones, muscles, and organs. Before this, people had many wrong ideas about the body, but Vesalius helped correct them. His work was important for doctors and scientists to learn more about medicine.

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Vesalius publishes human anatomy textbook.

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Hans Janssen, with his son Zacharias, invented the first microscope. This tool made tiny things look much bigger, allowing people to see things they couldn’t see with their eyes. The invention of the microscope helped scientists study small details of plants, animals, and even cells.