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Copernicus to Scientific Revolution:
Created Heliocentric Theory; Disproving that the Earth is not the center of the Universe but the Sun, listing the order of the planets' placements.

Kepler to Scientific Revolution:
Kepler was known for discovering that planets move within an ovular not circular movement around the sun.  Also, formulating the Laws of Planetary Motion to explain motions of planets. Including creating a Keplerian telescope by refracting Galileo's telescope.

Kepler to Galileo:
Changes Galileo's telescope by refracting it due to wanting to explain how humans tend to see things differently due to our minds reversing images.

Kepler to Copernicus:
Kepler uses Copernicus theory through models & math, explaining how the planets orbited the sun in an elliptical orbit.

Galileo to Scientific Revolution:
Galileo invented the first telescope to prove Copernicus's theory, discovering Earth's moon crates, Venus's phases, 4 of Jupiter's moons. Including disproving Aristotle by creating the physics of Galileo.

Galileo to Newton:
Galileo helped Newton expand his work by better defining the relationship between energy and motion. Due to already experimenting by dropping the different sized balls on the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Discovering that they hit the group at the same time despite having different weights.

Newton to Scientific Revolution:
Newton developed three basic laws of motion with the help of previous philosophers. Also, developed a reflective telescope to see far-away objects more clearly within space. Which helped prove his theory that white light is composed of a spectrum of all colors. Including the co-development of calculus during the plague which, is today used in science.

Newton to Kepler:
Kepler's three essential laws defined the motion of planets through models & math. Which helped Newton develop laws of motion in general upon Earth.