General Science M01
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| Science | An endeavor dedicated to the accumulation and classification of observable facts in order to formulate general laws about the natural world.
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| Imhotep | Renowned for his knowledge of medicine
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| Papyrus | An ancient form of paper, made from a plant of the same name.
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| Thales | One of the first scientists who studied the heavens
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| Anaximander | First scientist who tried to explain the origin of life without reference to a creator.
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| Anaximenes | Scientist who believed everything was made from air.
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| Leucippus | Father of the atomic theory
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| Democritus | Scientist who believed that all matter was similar to sand.
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| Density | How tightly packed matter is
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| Aristotle | Father of life sciences.
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| Spontaneous Generation | The idea that living organisms can be spontaneously formed from non-living substances.
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| Archimedes | First scientist who demonstrated how closely mathematics and science are linked.
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| Ptolemy | Came up with Ptolemaic or Geocentric System
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| Ptolemaic or Geocentric System | Assumes that the earth sits at the center of the universe and all planets travel around it.
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| Alchemists | Wanted to find a means by which a substance could be transformed into gold
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| Supernova | The explosion of a star
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| Nebula | The remains of an exploaded star
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| Robert Grosseteste | Father of the scientific method
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| Dietrich Von Freiberg | The priest who solved the mystery of the rainbow
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| Roger Bacon | Tried to use science to break the shackles of superstition
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| Thomas Bradwardine | One of the first scientists to dispute Aristotle's findings
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| Nicholas of Cusa | His studies of the planets was one of the first to break from Ptolemy's geocentric view.
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| Nicolaus Copernicus | Came up with the Copernican or Heliocentric System
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| Copernican or Heliocentric System | Assumed the sun was at the center of the universe and all planets revolved around it
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| Andreas Vesalius | Author of book detailing the human body
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| Johannes Kepler | His oberservations detailed how planets travel in an oval pattern called an ellipse.
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| Galileo | Associated with the discovery of the telescope
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| Blaise Pascal | He demonstrated the effects of atmospheric pressure.
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| Sir Isaac Newton | Wrote "Principia," which states the three laws of motion
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| Robert Boyle | Founder of modern chemistry
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| Antoni van Leeuwenhoek | Built the first microscope
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| Carolus Linnaeus | Published book which classified all living creatures
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| Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier | Discovered Law of Mass Conservation and the first to explain combustion
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| John Dalton | Founder of modern atomic theory
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| Charles R. Darwin | Wrote the book "The Origin of Species" and developed the theory we now call evolution.
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| Louis Pasteur | Developed a process called pasteurization
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| Sir Charles Lyell | Influenced Darwin due to his view that earth is millions of years old
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| Gregor Mendel | Studied reproduction and provided ground work for the field of modern genetics
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| Michael Faraday | His experiments and ideas about electricity earned him the title of "the electrical giant"
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| James Clark Maxwell | Founder of modern physics
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| James Joule | Discovered the First Law of Thermodynamics
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| Max Planck | His ideas formed the study of quantum mechanics
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| Albert Einstein | Developed the theory of relativity
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| Niels Bohr | Developed a picture of the atom
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