My luminous padlet by Jose Lopez Ferro

1473-1543, Nicolas

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polish priest and mathematical. He denies the medieval belief. inherited from the classical Greek Astronomer Ptolemy, that the earth is the center of the universe, and develops the revolutionary theory that the earth planet revolve around the sun in his de revoltionibus orbiun.

1514-1564. Andreas Vesalius

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Belgian physician and anatomist. In his De human corporis fabrica libri septem he describes human anatomy more accurately than the classical Greek scientist Galen. Whose works have been the standard reference throughout medieval Europe. His work brings a sentence of death from the inquisition.

1561-1626, Francis Bacon.

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English philosopher. His Novum Organum (1620) stresses the importance of proper scientist method theories must be supported by proof acquired by experimentation and observation.

1564-1642, Galileo Galolei

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Itaiian mathematican and scientist. The first to use telescopes for astronomy. He describes the surface of the moon and the rotation of the moons of Jupiter also established basic laws of motion from experimentation he is recant the endorsement of ther helicentric theory made in his dialogo dei due massimi sistemi del mondo.

1578-1657, William Harvey

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English physician and anatomist he discovers the circulation of the blood and describes the purpose of arteries, veins and the heart in de motu cordis sanguinis in animalibus.

1571-1630, Johannes kepler

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German mathematician and astronomy. Accepts the helicentric theory after exmining data gathered by the danish astronmer tycho brahe. His astronomer nova and the harmonice mundi explain that the orbits of the planets are elipitical and not circular as copermicus has suggested.

1596- 1650, Rene Descartes

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French philosopher and mathematicial develops. analytic geometry and other mathematical techniques useful in theoretical science. he believes that mathematical proof is the model for rational scientific inquiry. his best known philosophical work, medtations de prima philosophical emphasizes the importance of accepting only induiubitable evidence.

1571-1630, Johannes kepler

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German mathematcian and astronomer accepts the helicentric theory after examining data gathered by the danish astronomer tycho brahe.

1627-1691 Robert Boyole

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Irish physical and chemist. he investigates the properties of air and describes the relationship between the pressure and volume grasses.

1629-1693 Christiaan Huygens

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Dutch physicist and astronomer. he proposes the wave theory of light discovers the rings of saturn and builds the first realible pendulum clock.

1642-1723 anton van leeuwenhoek

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Dutch biologist he design a powerful microscope and uses it to describe bacteria protozoa spermatozoa, and blood corpuscles.

1743-1794, antoine, lavoiser

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French chemist describe the constituent gasses of airalling the two most significant oxygen and nitrogen and shows in presence of oxygen.

1642-1727 Isaac Newton

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english physicist and mathematician one of the greatest theorectical scientist in history he discovers the law of gravitation after studying kepler's laws of motion and formulates three laws of physics until the 20th century.