 The study of celestial objects that originate outside of the Earth’s atmosphere and is depended upon technology available.  Astronomy is the oldest.

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 The study of celestial objects that originate outside of the Earth’s atmosphere and is depended upon technology available.  Astronomy is the oldest of the sciences

 The belief that the position of the Sun and the Stars affect your life

 Studied the skies for:  Navigation  Telling time  Planting and harvesting crops  Making Calendars  Worshiping their gods

 Built observatories called ziggurats  Named brighter stars and planets

 Tracked the movement of planets  Kept records of star and planet movement

 Aligned their pyramids with the Sun and stars

 Kept records of e clipses, comets, meteor showers and supernova explosions

 Mayans and Aztecs  Made calendars that included the Moon, the Sun, the stars and Venus

 First astronomical instrument: Astrolabe

 Earth is a cylinder floating in space and the Sun, Moon, stars and planets are wheels filled with fire

 Earth is a sphere: NOT FLAT  Earth is the center of the solar system

 Tried to prove that the Earth is a sphere  Earth is the center and is too big to move

 Calculated the size of the Sun and the Moon  The Sun is the center of the solar system; NOT EARTH

 Used geometry to calculate the circumference of the Earth

 Made maps: north, south, east and west  Also Latitude and longitude

 Made the first Sun-centered model of the solar system

 The laws of planetary motion  Planet’s orbits are elliptical, not circular

 Invented the first telescope  Discovered moons around Jupiter and the Saturn's rings  Mapped the moon

 Law of universal gravity and laws of motion explained how planets orbit

 Discovered Uranus  Spent his life improving telescopes

 Theory of relativity  E = mc ²  Space and time curve in the presence of matter

 Discovered evidence to help prove that the universe is expanding  Red shift data

 Catholic priest and physics professor  Proposed the Big Bang Theory