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Nicolaus Copernicus wrote his book, which caused a revolution in astronomy, he identified the concept of a helicentric solar system. This means that the sun is the center of our solar system not earth.
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During this time military engineers decided to go back and study the use of rockets in combat. This was started by Scientific Revolution
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Sir Isaac Newton invents the Newton Law. It alowed scientists to explain mathmatical terms, and the motion of every object observed in the universe.
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The gun powder rokcet was made and was very important. It was used as a weapon in South Asia.
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Konstantine Tsiolkovsky wrote a serries of books and articles on his theorys of space travel and rockets.
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The British use this instead of artillery. It shoots in the sky then explodes with pieces of metal, and riffel balls.
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This was signifiagnt because when the rockets were invading the Fort it was a big deal. It was so signifigant that the phrase "and the rockets red glare" in the Star Spangled- Banner came from this invasion.
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He inents the first prctical modern rocket. Goddard is concidered the Father of American Rocketry.
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The arrival changed the face of "strategic warfare" and started the exploration of humans working with smart machines. This invention and the nuclear weapons use were both signifigant technology advances.
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Very strong telescope that could see very far into space and is still to this day one of the biggest telescopes.
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We learn that we live in a space time continuum that is shaped by the mass of objects. so were learning more and more about splace and rockets.
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We start exploring space from not just earth but actually up close.
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a space telescope that was lauched into the earths orbit in 1990, and is still functioning
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a space observatory detecting light, and it was in space from 1991-2001
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rockets focused more on polite speculation, rather than broad military technology. Like the British Royal Army officially declared the Hale rocket obsolete
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was sent into space in 1999 and has captured many important space photos including the first picture of an exploding star, a flame by a brown dwarf, and a small galaxy
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was launched in 2003 and it examined the infrared region of the spectrum.
