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The scientific Method was created by Francis Bacon & Rene Descartes have a better understanding of the world. The scientific method was created in the 1600's in England and France. Most Scientist use the scientific method on what they can observe and test. The scientific method changed the world because it helped scientist stay organized; also it helped scientist make more discoveries.

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Edward Jenner was an English Country doctor, who introduced the vaccine for small pox in the late 1700's. He'd done his research in England, by giving one person germs from cattle, known as cowpox; he'd done this to prevent diseases from coming. He changed the world with his discovery, because he stopped many people dying from a small disease.

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Sir Issac Newton discovered the Law of Gravity, about three centuries ago.  Newton discovered the Law of gravity because of when he saw a falling apple while thinking about the forces of nature. His discovery had made a major impact on the world because scientist worldwide, in the past, had a new look to our solar system and it changed the ways of how many scientist think.

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Galileo was an Italian scientist, who constructed new theories about astronomy. He studied the world beyond the skies, later publishing a book called Starry Message. Then later in his life he'd been forced by the Catholic Church to take back scientific ideas that disagreed with the church's view.

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Issac Newton was an established physicist and mathematician who developed the three laws of motion which form the basic principles of modern physics, in Woolsthorpe-by-Colsterworth, United Kingdom. In 1687 Isaac discovered The Laws of Gravity, because he was Urged by astronomer Edmond Halley, Newton continued to study his notion of gravity and apply it to the motions of the Earth, sun and moon
Why: led to his seminal work, published in 1687, called the "Principia" — considered by many as the greatest science book ever writtenIt formed the basis for modern physics