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Landmark Experiments Mathematical Physics Human bodies Copernicus Vesalius Galileo Fabricius Evangelista Torricelli (1608-47) William Harvey (Barometer) Blaise Pascal (Blood circulation) FRANCIS BACON The ROYAL SOCIETY Robert Boyle Robert Hooke Robert Hooke Antony von Leeuvenhooke (Air pump) (the microscope ) FRANCIS BACON THE ROYAL SOCIETY

Experiments that made history Experiments that made history 1. Galileo’s Inclined plane experiments 2. Evangelista Torricelli’s invention of the barometer 2. Blaise Pascal’s famous test of atmospheric pressure 3. William Harvey’s demonstration of blood circulation

A triple-lift suction pump powered by a water-wheel from the first half of the 16th c. from Agricola’s De re Metellica, 1556.

Gasparo Berti’s experiment with water column

Evangelista Torricelli

Torricelli type experiments with tubes of different sizes and shapes.

Puy de Dome, France where the Pascal-Perier Experiment was done.

William Harvey

Galen’s physiology

Galen’s physiology

Human Heart

Harvey’s experiment to show circulation of the blood

Alfonso Borelli (1609-1679)

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