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    itself states‚ the scientific revolution was a time when sciences prospered and came to light. By definition‚ the scientific revolution was the emergence of modern science during the early modern period‚ when developments in mathematics‚ physics‚ astronomy‚ biology (including human anatomy) and chemistry transformed the views of society about nature. Just like humanism and the renaissance‚ the scientific revolution was when individuals took to share their knowledge with the rest of the World; they

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    the sun‚ four inner planets‚ Mercury‚ Venus‚ Earth and Mars‚ and five outer planets‚ Jupiter‚ Saturn‚ Uranus‚ Neptune and Pluto‚ over 60 satellites or moons‚ more than 5‚000 asteroids‚ numerous comets‚ and smaller interplanetary dust and debris (“Astronomy n.pag). The way that all this elements of the Solar System interact and move around the Sun seems to be perfectly synchronized but‚ how did it began? What was it genesis? There have been many theories on how the Solar System formed‚ but there is

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    Galileo Galilei an Italian man with an amazing intellect. He had many contributions to astronomy‚ physics‚ mathematics‚ engineering‚ and philosophy. Galileo is known as the “father of modern science”‚ and his many inventions and findings that are still being referenced today. The knowledge provided by him set forth some of the greatest inventions and theories of our time. The world would not be where it is today if it wasn’t for the incredible mind of Galileo. Galileo was born in Pisa‚ Italy on the

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    subspecialty of A. meteorology. B. oceanography. C. environmental science. D. marine biology. 3. The five major areas of the study of Earth science are A. astronomy‚ meteorology‚ geology‚ oceanography‚ and optometry. B. biology‚ physical science‚ chemistry‚ physics‚ and optometry. C. chemistry‚ geology‚ oceanography‚ optometry‚ and philosophy. D. astronomy‚ meteorology‚ geology‚ oceanography‚ and environmental science. 4. Which of the following is not an example of a mineral crystal shape? A. Pyrite

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    Learn’d Astronomer” by Walt Whitman interesting. The poem was straightforward for the most part so I found it easier to read than many of the other poems. First‚ I found the use of the word gliding in the poem very strange. The speaker was in an astronomy lecture hall and he stood up and left in the middle of the lecture. When I imagine an individual standing up in the middle of a hall‚ I think of it being disturbing‚ loud and annoying. The choice of the words rising and gliding made it sound like

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    2001. Film. 26 Feb 2012. Newport‚ Frank. "Landing a Man on the Moon: The Public’s View." Gallup News Service 20 July 1999: N. pag. Web. 26 Feb. 2012. Phillips‚ Tony. “The Great Moon Hoax.” NASA Science‚ 2001. 26 Feb 2012. Plait‚ Philip C.. Bad Astronomy: Misconceptions and Misuses Revealed‚ from Astrology to the Moon Landing “Hoax.” New York: Wiley‚ 2002.

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    named Robert and Mary. Benjamin was born from free slaves so he was able to escape the harshness of slavery. His grandmother taught him how to read with the bible and he went to a quaker school. Benjamin Banneker was self-educated in mathematics and astronomy. Therefore he was able to accurately forecast lunar and

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    religion with strong spiritual appeal -Spirits of nature -Gods and Goddesses -Regular ceremonies for gods -Human Centered -Gods and heros have human features Religion -Ships -Stars -Pump system -Body systems Innovations/Ideas -Eclipse -Astronomy -Mathematics -Digestion and vascular system -Water power -Pump out flooded ships Technology -Martine People -Depended on trade for food/supply -Fish was one of the main sources of economy Economics -Importance of moderation in human behavior

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    revolution as a change in natural science and technology but it was really a series of changes in human knowledge within Europe itself. In various fields of scientific study they sought rational explanations to these beliefs with astronomy‚ anatomy‚ and physics. In the field of astronomy‚ Nicolaus Copernicus rejected the view of pagan Greeks that the planets rotated around the earth and said that they actually rotated around the sun. Galileo‚ seeking to understand the verse‚ "God is light"‚ determined that

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    first the Medical Science‚ and then the Astronomy Science. In the Medical Science the Indians created two hospitals‚ one for people‚ and the other for animals. They also conducted surgeries. These surgeries were performed at their houses. To be more detailed‚ the people who wanted surgeries would have to walk to the houses of the surgeons. Ophthalmology‚ meaning treatment for the eye‚ is one of the surgeries they perform. Now I will move on with Astronomy Science. In India their people were very

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