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    Bibliography: Caspar‚ Max. Kepler. London: Abelard-Schuman‚ 1959. Print. Di‚ Canzio Albert. Galileo: His Science and His Significance for the Future of Man. Portsmouth‚ NH: ADASI Pub.‚ 1996. Print. "Doubt - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary." Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster Online. Web. 15 Dec. 2011. <http://www

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    model. Copernicus‚ believed that a heliocentric model of the galaxy better accounted for planetary behavior‚ even if it wasn’t the true model. Johannes Kepler found that planetary orbits weren’t perfectly circular‚ but instead‚ are elliptical. Galileo Galilei‚ unlike Copernicus‚ believed that the heliocentric model was the true model of our

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    Julie Wakefield explains‚ “Uranus possesses a long history of intrigue. The mysterious fleck befuddled Galileo Galilei (1564-1642). Among the first to point a telescope toward the heavens‚ the keen Italian observer likely spotted the faint pearl about a decade into the 17th century‚ but Galileo assumed it was a star‚ much as he had dismissed Neptune. Britain’s first Royal Astronomer‚ John Flamsteed (1646-1719)‚ appointed in 1675‚ the year the Greenwich

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    Galileo Galilei caught wind of the enhanced invention‚ and couldn’t resist getting his hands on one. Kepler obliged and Galileo‚ having improved the telescope even further‚ began a long process of viewing and plotting which‚ when published in his Starry Messenger‚ eventually earned him the title‚ “father of modern observational astronomy.” Galileo was a firm believer of the heliocentric theory‚ and even went so far as visiting

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    improvements to the telescope and consequent astronomical observations and support for Copernicanism1. Galileo has been called the "father of modern observational astronomy"‚ the "father of modern physics"‚ the "father of science"‚ and "the Father of Modern Science".2 Nicolaus Copernicus although the original person to have the theory did not receive the same level of criticism and fight back that Galileo got. According to Dominique Morin‚ the reason for Copernicus avoiding the wrath of Rome was at his

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    For almost two years‚ we have been in search of what we believed were time capsules‚ hidden away between the years of 1400‚ when the Renaissance period started‚ and 1750 which marks the end of the Baroque period. We are pleased to announce that our nearly twenty-four year search has ended in the discovery of two such capsules. Each of these capsules contains information‚ vital to the understanding of past cultures and their origins‚ and necessary to the development of culture today. In what

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    scientific thought brought about changes in the way man perceived and made sense of his surroundings‚ thereby fostering immense changes in traditional beliefs and thought systems‚ and more so in religion. From the advent of classical science through Galileo Galilei and Isaac Newton‚ to groundbreaking thought in the evolution of man through Charles Darwin‚ the period of the Enlightenment marked new discoveries and perspectives (Clark‚ Golinski & Schaffer 14). The Enlightenment spawned a new era of pursuing

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    An English scientist‚ Isaac Newton‚ helped to bring together the observations of Copernicus‚ Kepler‚ and Galileo in a single theory of motion. Using his physics and mathematics background‚ Newton was able to connect the fact that all physical objects were affected equally by the same forces with space. He discovered that the same force caused the motion of the

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    inside and when Jupiter was discovered. I choose this project because I went to Washington D.C and went to the Air and Space museum. I learned more about space exploration not specifically on Jupiter. Since I learned more about Jupiter and that Galileo Galilei used a rudimentary telescope to discover Jupiter. That’s when I got interested. Materials were collected to make Jupiter and their moons. Sized blocks and sized spheres were either spray painted primer gray or matte black. When those dried the

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    Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit On a brisk spring 12th to the 24th (resources are mixed) of May in 1686‚ a Mr. Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit was brought into the sweet town of Danzig. Daniel did not grow up with both of his parents. His family members were merchants that moved from one city another. Fahrenheit’s great-grandfather had loved in Rostock‚ although research suggests that the Fahrenheit family originated in Hildesheim. In 1650‚ Daniel’s grandfather‚ Reinhold Fahrenheit vom Kneiphof moved from

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