Humanities Unit 3 Scientific Revolution comic strip
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- Nicolaus Copernicus Heliocentric
- This is the true model of our universe. The heliocentric model
- Galileo Galilei invention of telescope
- The sun is the center of the universe!
- Francis Bacon Scientific method
- The Scientific method or the experimental method is the futureof science!
- In 1543 Nicolaus Copernicus published his heliocentric theory showing that the sun is the center of the universe and every planet in the solar system including the earth orbit around the sun. Which goes against the geocentric earth center of the sun theory people had believed in for hundreds of years.
- Galileo trial
- I swear to never again in the future say or teach Copernicus's false heliocentric theory
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- From spy glass Galileo had invented a telescope in 1609. He used the telescope to study and make observation on the moon and the solar system. Once he have collected enough data Galileo publish his astronomical finding that support Copernicus'sheliocentrictheory.
- The Royal Society of London
- I grant you the royal charter as The Royal Society!
- Francis Bacon developed the Scientific method or the experimental method in 1620. Which was inspired by the work of Galileo where he collect data and make observation to come to the new conclusion.
- Isaac Newton's publication of Philosophia Naturalis Principia of Mathematica
- The Church held Galileo in trial to make him renownhis belief about Nicolaus Copernicus 's theory that are supported by Galileo own work which went against everything the church teach.
- Robert Boyle, Christopher Wren, and William Petty originally met in the mid-1640s to talk about Francis Bacon's ideas and formed The Royal Society of London in 1660 and were granted a royal charter as The Royal society by King Charles II. With the purpose of the society to bring together the greatest scientific mind to investigate the physical world and made development in science to benefit the humanity.
- Newton saw apple fall from it tree which got him thinking about the forces of nature. In the Philosophia Naturalis Principa of Mathematica Newton lay out his law of gravitation, law of motion, and an extension of Kepler's law of planetary motion. This publication by Newton had marked the end of the Scientific Revolution.
- The forces of nature......
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