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Nicolaus Copernicus was born in Torun, Poland.
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This book was a guide on how to figure out who the witches are and how to punish those suspected to be witches.
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Syphilis is discovered by physician Girolamo Fracastoro. He provides the first detailed description of the disease.
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The Great Art was a book that showed many algebraic methods and new innovations on how to look at problems of a third degree.
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Ambroise Pare introduced now ways to treat wounds and also argued to use ointments insteasd of boiling oils to treat these wounds. He also came up with the idea of of ligature , tying off blood vessels to stop profuse bleeding.
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Galilei was born in Pisa,Italy. Who later in life will be known for being an Astronomer and Physicist.
Also Michaelangelo Buonarroti the famous painter dies in Florence, Italy -
The telescope was invented in the Netherlands. It uses a concave eye piece with a convex objective lens. It was invented by a man named Hans Lipperhey.
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The book by Johannes Kepler describes the path that Mars takes in revolving around the sun. He tells that the planet takes a non-uniform path around the sun called an ellipse. He also says that he thinks that a bi-polar magnetism is the reason for the planetary paths.
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This book put together Galileo's efforts on the problem of motion. Galileo's "New" Sciences has alot to do with the strengths of different materials.
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Marcello Malpighi observes how the capillaries join the veins and arteries in the human body with a microscope.
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Sir Isaac Newton creates a new design for a telescope called Newtonian design. This telescpope was a reflecting telescope. The Newtonian Telescope uses two mirrors one that is a flat mirror and one that is a diagonal mirror.
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Antoni van Leeuwenhoek looks at spermatozoa using a microscope. He then argues that the spermatozoa is not a disease but a soure of reproduction .
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Sir Isaac Newton writes his book Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica. His book contains Newtons three Laws of Motion and also formed a foundation for classical mechanics.