part 3 rg 1
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| What is the contribution Nicholas Copernicus made? | Proposes heliocentric theory
On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres
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| Nicholas Copernicus Challenge to traditional way of perceiving universe | Disproves the theory of geocentric universe
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| What is the contribution Tycho Brahe made? | Builds observatory, observes comet that passes through the "crystals" between the planets and crystalline spheres
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| Tycho Brahe Challenge to traditional way of perceiving the universe? | disproves the crystalline sphere theory
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| What is the contribution Johannes Kepler made? | Discovers that planets move in elliptical orbits
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| Johannes Kepler Challenge to traditional way of perceiving the universe | Dispels the idea that planets move in perfect circular orbits
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| What is the contribution Galileo Galilei made? | Observations made through the telescope in The Starry Messenger reveal that the celestial bodies have imperfections(moon has craters, Jupiter has moons, sun has spots)
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| Galileo Gallilei Challenge to traditional way of perceiving the universe | Dispels idea that heavenly bodies are perfect/unblemished
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| What is the contribution Sir Isaac Newton made? | Formulates mechanical laws of motion to explain why planets orbit rather than fly into space or crash into the sun in Principia Mathematica (1687)
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| Sir Isaac Newton Challenge to traditional way of perceiving the universe | his idea of universal laws of motion dispels the idea that there is a separate set of laws that govern the heavens and the Earth
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