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Founder of Modern Physics

James Clerk Maxwell

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Discovered the Law of Mass Conservation

Lavoisier

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Championed idea of Spontaneous Generation

Aristotle

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Best known for his model of the atom, named after him.

Bohr

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An endeavor dedicated to the accumulation and classification of observable facts to make laws about the natural world

SCIENCE

200

One of the first Scientists

Thales

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Destroyed the idea of the Immutability of Species

Darwin

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Laid down the laws of motion, developed law of gravity and invented Calculus

Newton

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We should believe scientific ideas because of this, not because of the people that believe in them. 

Evidence

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An ancient form of paper, made from a plant

Papyrus

300

Gathered data for the Heliocentric System but forced to recant it 

Galileo

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Ancient Greek who believed in Atoms

Democritus

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Studied how traits are passed on during reproduction; Father of Genetics 

Mendel

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During the Dark ages this was practiced in place of science

Alchemy

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The idea that living organisms can be spontaneously formed from non-living substances

Spontaneous Generation

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Proposed the Geocentric System

Ptolemy

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Considered the First Modern Scientist

Grosseteste

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Demonstrated the Fist Law of Thermodynamics

Joule

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Alchemists were not scientists because they worked strictly by these 2 strategies: 

Trial and error

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The progress of science depends also on these 2 things, not just the work of earlier scientists.

government and culture

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Had two theories of relativity and liked quantum mechanics

Einstein

500

Proposed the Heliocentric System

Copernicus

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Developed the First Detailed Atomic Theory, became father of modern atomic theory 

Dalton

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The idea that energy comes in little packets is the central theme in this modern scientific theory. 

Theory of Quantum Mechanics

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This worldview caused science to progress at the end of the Dark Ages. 

The Christian Worldview