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Scientist were starting to question Religion because their discoveries contradicted what the teachings of the church said.
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This book written by Andreas Versalius is considered to be the first great modern work of science and biology.
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Gabriele Falloppio is a scienctist who discoveres the fallopian tubes.
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Galileo stands on the top of the leaning tower of Pisa and drops a one pound weight and one hundred pound weight. Here both weights hit the ground at the same time.
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Johannes Kepler publishes his work on his first 2 Laws of Motion. They describe how the sun is the center of the galaxy and the planets move eliptical around it.
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Galileo publishes this book, in it describing his observations of the moon's surface, and Jupiter's moons.
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In 1618, Johannes Kepler reveals his 3rd law of planetary motion which describes the form and operation of planetary.
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Johannes Kepler creates the most accurate astronomical tables of that time.
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Here Galileo publishes his work that refutes the earth is the center of the Universe and that earths physics are no different than spaces.
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Galileo is forced to recant and put under house arrest and he is considered a heretic.
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Here Rene Descartes publishes his work on deductive reasoning.
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Galileo publishes this work which describes the 2 new sciences.
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Evangelista Torricelli invents the Barometer which proves that air does have a weight.
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Otto von Guericke invents the air pump. Here he proves the strength of a vacum by pumping all the air out of his famous "Magdeberg hemispheres". The hemispheres are easily separateble regulalry but under the vacuum could not be parted by two teams of 16 horses.
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Marcello Malpichi studies capillaries under a microscope to find that blood circulates.
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The Royal Society brings the best minds of religion to advance science through cooperation.
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Robert Boyle creates his work that sets up the study of matter on the atomic level.
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Isaac Newton preposes his theory of Colors to the Royal Society
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This piece is made by Giovanni Borelli which describes the application of mechanical laws to the human.
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This is Isaac Newtons famous book which describes the Universe according to the law of gravity.
