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muslim contributions
100
is the path of the planets or stars. Aristotle believed that the path was circular but was later proved wrong by Galileo who proved them to be oval with his powerful telescopes.
What is a orbit?
100
Nicolaus Copernicus came up with the heliocentric theory. which they believe that not the earth being the non moving center of the universe but the sun, with the planets and orbiting around the sun. this theory was completely opposite to Aristotle's geocentric theory of the planets moving around the motionless earth.
Who discovered the heliocentric theory going against Aristotle's original theory geocentric theory?
100
there was no main inventer but the development of the scientific method had two main influencers, Francis Bacon and Rene Descartes. the method has been more and more developed as the years go by giving it a 5 step procedure.
Who invented the scientific method?
100
a person who has a expert in a certain field of physical or natural sciences. also a person who is studying science.
What is scientists
100
Abbas ibn Firnas forgot to add the tail for landing when he was the very first man to attempt to fly.
What was the major flaw in the first attempt of man trying to fly?
200
the scientific revolution is a five step method that you use to test a problem/ theory using observation, logic and experimenting step one is to state a question or problem step two is to state a hypothesis which is where you make a prediction of what will happen in your experiment step three is when the scientist designs and conducts a experiment to test you theory step four is to record the data gathered from the experiment and measures it the final step it to conclude you data and state whether your hypothesis was correct and back up with your data.
What is a scientific method?
200
he carefully studied records of the planets movement and came to discover that the orbit which is the path of the planets was not circular but oval. with this theory he made perfect mathematical laws that made perfect sense and applied to actual observations. with this powerful evidence the heliocentric theory started to spread and changed the how the human race views earth forever.
What accosiation did Johhnas kelper have with the heliocentric theory?
200
Aristotle, he also made many other theorys about the world that the church taught but were proved wrong during the scientific revolution.
who came up with the geocentric theory?
200
when something new is created for the first time or knew knowledge is gained. or when something new is being discovered.
What is discovery
200
the energy cylinder/ piston. it is the founding invention to many of the vehicles that we use today a train for example.
What was Abu El'iss Ismail Al-Jazari's best invention?
300
it is the amount of matter in a physical object
What is mass
300
he did many things such as modify the telescope to become more powerful to allow us to see space, discover the moon is rough on the surface not smooth, discover the moons of Jupiter and with these he proved Aristotle wrong as well as proving that the sun was the center of the earth through the stages that Venus goes through are very much the same as what the moon goes through.
how did Galileo Galilei contribute to the scientific revolution?
300
no, Hans Lippershey / Johann Lippershey was the inventor. but Gelileo modified the telescope so it could be more powerful to allow him to observe outer space. through this he made many discoveries such as the moons surface not being smooth as thought but bumpy and rough. but he wouldn't have made these discoveries if it weren't for Hans Lippershey.
Did Gelileo invent the telescope- a item used to make items in the the distance seem closer so we can study them with glass lenses?
300
either a process or when a new device of some kind is being created.
What is a invention?
300
Ibn Al-Nafis discovered the blood circulation.
What did a scholar in 13th centuary discover
400
it is when you believe that reasonand logic is the most authorive source for knowledge
what is rationalism
400
Issac newton. who later on discovered the law of gravity from watching a apple drop off a tree. he made a simple formula for gravity. he claimed that all physical objects have a mass which is the amount of matter. depending on the amount of mass and the distance between the objects is how strong the gravity is.
Who was born the same year Galileo died?
400
Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek was a the inventor but from his invention he was able to discover bacteria. he was the very first person to see the micro world that we know today as bacteria.
what did the inventor of the microscope discover?
400
it is information/ fact about something. e.g. data from a experiment is the facts or information that you get from observations of the experiment.
What is data
400
it is a instrument invented by Merriam Al-ljliya. she used it to find constilations and for astronmical measurments
What is a astrolabe?
500
it is the dramatic change from when people stopped getting their scientific information from the bible and the church but from their own observation and logic.
What is the scientific revolution
500
Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek, talking about his discovery of bacteria.
"All the people living in our united netherlands are not so many as teh living animals that i carry in my mouth on this very day!" - quote from _______
500
although he did most likely make the first thermometer it was not the one we use today. Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit was the one to put the mercury into the thermometer to make them more accurate. when the mercury in the glass tube heat up it expands going up showing showing the temperature by the lines marked. yet as if this was not enough he invented the temperature scale that is still used today in the united states, Fahrenheit.
did Galileo invent the thermometer we know today?
500
it is when a physical object it fired or lunched into the air such as a catapult.
What is a projectile
500
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