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This is known as the geocentric view. He based his analysis on his own observations of the universe.
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He begins to question what he is being taught about the geocentric model of the universe.
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It introduces the heliiocentric model, where the sun is the center of the solar system.
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He realizes that tide patterns could be explained by the heliocentric theory but not the geocentric theory.
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This compares Ptolemaic conceptions and Copernican conceptions of the universe.
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He shows his passion for science by making contraptions rather than socializing.
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It covers the three laws of motion.
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He noticed that people were unable to grasp the concepts of chemistry becuase there was no agreed-upon way to describe and discuss the different elements.
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The Periodic Table of Elements became a common lexicon for elements that could predict and contain future discoveries of elements.
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Marie Cutie found materials with properties that didn’t match up with their compositions, and she found out they were made of undiscovered elements.
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This led to better understanding of atomic structure and radioactivity.
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Curie’s research allowed for medical advancements.
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