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Scientific Revolution A Shift in Way of Thinking
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Before Sci Rev ______________ Theory: ________ is at the center of the universe. – Problem: Impossible to accurately predict planet’s __________ in the sky – Solution: __________; planets made loopy-loops while orbiting the Earth
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Copernicus Believed nature was _____ and __________ – _________ were to messy/disorganized Rediscovered Aristarchus’ theory of ____________ ( _____ at center of universe) – Eliminates most of the epicycles Waits until on his _________ to publish his theory
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Galileo Used improved _________ to study moon – Proved it was not ____ and ________, but __________ and had _________ and ______. Heavens aren’t perfect Supported Copernicus’ theory – Proved moons orbited __________ Not everything orbits the Earth – Phases of Venus proves Venus travels around the ___ not Earth
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Galileo Controversy Afraid to publish his findings – Eventually does _______ tells him it close to heresy – Allows him to continue his study if he publishes it as _________ Publishes “The __________” – 3characters discussing 1- ___________ supporter 1- Neutral – ___________ supporter was made to look like an idiot Galileo is sentenced to ______ ________ for the rest of his life – Forced to ______
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Tycho Brahe ____-___________ theory – All planets revolve around sun, except _______ – The ____ still revolves around the earth with all planets
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Johannes Kepler Three Laws of Planetary Motion – 1. Planets travel in _________ patterns (not ________) – 2. Planets travel at different ________ during orbit ________ when closer to sun because of _________ _______ – 3. *Too technical* allows for calculation of how long a planet takes to travel around the sun Suspected something was attaching the planets to the sun – ________ would discover what it is
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Isaac Newton ________ and ________ keep planets on orbit 3 Laws of Motion: – 1. Every object in motion will stay in motion unless acted on by an ________ ______& visa versa – 2. ______= Mass X Acceleration – 3. Every action has an ______ and _________ reaction
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Francis Bacon Supported __________ reasoning – Collecting observations and forming ___________ based on those observations. Example: Hamburgers have a lot of calories and if I eat too many calories my body will get fat. Therefore if I eat too many hamburgers then I will get fat. Inductive reasoning can be proven wrong – Example: When it is raining outside, the street is wet. The street is wet, so it must be raining.
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Rene Descartes Famous for his “_________________” statement – Means he exists because he can think Supported __________ reasoning – Using ______ to discover causes to those facts or to gather new facts. Example: Eating hamburgers everyday makes me gain weight. Consuming excess calories can make me gain weight. Hamburgers must have excess calories.
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Scientific Method Combines inductive and deductive reasoning – Create a ________ – Make a _________ (inductive) – Test that hypothesis – Form a _________ (deductive)
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Significance? Why do science developments matter in terms of history? What do all of these scientist discoveries have in common? – They _________ previous long-believed “______” – They showed that there were ____ and _____ to nature How will this impact how people think about other areas of life as well?
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