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Nicolaus Copernicus was a great scientist who lived during the scientific revolution. His theory was that the Sun was the center of the universe and not Earth. He created the Heliocentric theory and decided to oppose the catholic church who believed it was the Geocentric theory. The geocentric theory is the theory of the Earth being the middle of the universe. He published his book that explained his theory and had no consequences with the catholic church.

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Andreas Vesalius was anatomist and physician. He explains his learning of anatomy, more accurate then the classical Greek scientist Galen. Galen's works was spread all throughout Europe but Andreas had his own ideas. The inquisition then threatened to kill Andreas.

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Francis Bacon was a scientist who heavily believed in the Scientific Method. He believed that the theories have to be proven with proof. You had to experiment and observe your findings.

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Galileo Galilei was an Italian mathematician & scientist. He was the first to ever use a telescope for astronomy, a field in science. He finds out many great things, like the surface of the moon, or how the moons travel around Jupiter. The inquisitions then decided to arrest him and force him to stop spreading the word of the Heliocentric theory, the theory of the Earth spinning around the sun, not vice versa.

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Johannes Kepler was a German mathematician & astronomer. He decided to embrace the Heliocentric Theory and reject the Geocentric Theory. He believed the Sun was in the center of the universe other than the Earth, like everybody else believed due to the catholic church. He also believed that the planets circled the sun in an elliptical pattern and not in a complete perfect circle.

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William Harvey is an English physician and anatomist. William came upon the discovery of our blood circulating in our bodies. He also finds the purpose of our arteries, veins, and heart.

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René Descartes was a French philosopher and mathematician.  He expanded analytical Geometry & other mathematical techniques that benefited theoretical science. Descartes believed that having proof mathematically is the perfect model for rational scientific inquiry. His greatest philosophical work stressed the fact of importance of accepting only indubitable evidence

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Robert Boyle was an Irish physicist and chemist. He decides to study the properties of air. He then theorizes the relationship of the pressure and volume of gasses, also known as Boyles Law. He then questions the well known belief of earth being made of 4 elements, Earth, Air, Fire, & Water. He declared that it was broken up into more specific and more fundamental types.

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Christiaan Huygens was a Dutch physicist & astronomer. He presents the light theory, discovers the rings of Saturn, & builds the worlds first dependable pendulum clock.

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Anton van Leeuwenhoek was a Dutch biologist. He decided to create a very powerful microscope. He then describes describe describe bacteria, protozoa, spermatozoa, and blood corpuscles.

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Issac Newton was an English physicist & mathematician. Some say he was the greatest scientist to ever live in the scientific revolution. He decided to study the laws of gravity, with the help of Kepler's ideas of the planetary motion. He then composes 3 laws of motion. He then also creates a reflection telescope.

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Antoine Lavoisier was a French Chemist. Antoine describes the constituent gasses of air. He then calls them Oxygen and Nitrogen. He then explains combustion can only occur with oxygen being provided. He proposed matter can never be destroyed in chemical reactions with each other.