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The caravel was made. It’s a triangular sail to help track wind. With square sails behind this design helped hull ride through a storm. The astrolabe was a brass circle with degrees markings. Using the sea and the stars it can indicate how far North is from South. Last but not least a compass was made and used to determine direction of travel.

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He was born in 1475 in Italy. He was many things a sculptor, painter, architect and poet. He’s considered one of the most inspired men who ever lived. His most famous work is the Sistine Chapel. He worked on it from 1508-1512. The painting tells many stories all in different pictures. Though his paintings were great he considered himself more an sculptor. His paintings are more famous than his sculptors because they often went unfinished.

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Early on in life he was recognized as a great painter.  His most famous painting is “Assumption of the Virgin” made 1518. This made him the lead painter in Venice. His painting is celebrated every year on August 15th commemorating Mary rising to heaven before her body decays. This is among the most famous renaissance paintings and greatest masterpiece ritual. His other famous paintings are Bacchus and Ariadine 1522-23, Diana and Actaeon 1556-59, Venus of Urbino 1538 and The Rape of Europa 1560-62.

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Nicolaus  Copernicus studied planets for 25 years saying sun was the center of the universe scared of the church he didn’t publish until 1543 before his death

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He built the first telescope in 1609. Then in 1610 he wrote a book called “Starry Messenger” about his observations of space. He observed that Jupiter has 4 moons and the moon surface was uneven and rough. This shattered Aristotle's theory, who thought the moon and stars were perfect and pure.

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Painter born in Milan, Italy. One famous painting is ¨The Beheading of Saint John the Baptist¨. It is the only piece he ever signed. He signed his name in John´s blood. His paintings are in the Louvre, Uffizi Gallery and more.

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Born December 27th 1571 in Germany and died 1630.   He was an astronomer and mathematician.  He discovered the 3 laws of  planetary movement in 1601.  The first one is the planets move in an elliptical movement around the sun. Second is the area law. Stating that the time it takes to travel the arc of an planetary orbit is proportional to the area. The third is harmonic law, as there is an exact relationship between the planets and their orbits.

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“Dialogue Concerning the two Chief World Systems”-    Galileo´s book 1632-33, 1642

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“Dialogue Concerning the two Chief World Systems”-    Galileo´s book 1632-33, 1642

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Galileo also supported Copernicus ideas. The Catholic and Protestant Churches were scared as Galileo was going against their teachings and authority. They warned in 1616 not to go against them then he published the book in 1632 defying the church. The pope was upset and summoned Galileo to Rome to stand trial. Galileo kneeled in from of the court confessing that Copernicus ideas are false scared of death or torture. Afterwards he was under house arrest until he died in 1642.

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He was born January 4th 1643 and died March 31st 1727. He was a physicist and mathematician. He played a big role in the scientific revolution. He studied math and physics at Cambridge University. Came up with the key idea the Law of Universal Gravitation.  In 1687 published book “Mathematically Principles of Philosophy” described the universe as a giant clock.

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Gabriel Fahrenheit made the thermometer. He had made his first two thermometers by 1714. He tried many different versions before he settled on one. At first he used alcohol then he decided to use mercury. He decided mercury had the expansion properties that he needed for boiling water and other liquids. This led to finding out that in different atmospheric pressure water's boiling point varied. Later he decided on making the range from 0 to 212.