Why was Galileo punished by the Catholic Church?

trying to interpret the Bible and compare it to solar system

What theory did Kepler prove?

proved the Heliocentric theory mathematically

Why was the scientific revolution important?

it developed new mathmatics, physics, and astronomy, it developed ne biology and chemistry

How did Boyle transform the science of chemistry?

He established that all matter is made of small particles

What did the church believe?

The earth is the center of the universe (geocentric theory)

What laws did Kepler develope?

developed laws of planetary motion

Why was Galileo threatened with death because of his theories?

They were contradicting the pope

What was the Copernicus theory?

heliocentric theory of the universe sun in the the center

What was Galileo famous for?

detailed drawings of sun moon and planets

What was Vesalius famous for?

detailed drawings of human body

What two laws did Newton create?

law of Gravity and laws of Motion

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1
Who didn't follow the catholic church?
my sister
bruno
ya momma
me
2
Why was Galileo punished by the Catholic Church?
trying to interpret the Bible and compare it to solar system
for trying to kill the pope
for trying to burn a witch
Because his paintings were bad
3
What theory did Kepler prove?
proved that cookies are good
proved that fruits are great
proved that fortnite is great
proved the Heliocentric theory mathematically
4
Why was the scientific revolution important?
it developed new mathmatics, physics, and astronomy
it developed ne biology and chemistry
They made cars
it developed new artist
5
How did Boyle transform the science of chemistry?
Lays and Doritos
He established that all matter is made of small particles
Atoms and Chip
Atoms and molecules
6
What did the church believe?
there was only 6 planets
nothing.
there was no space
The earth is the center of the universe (geocentric theory)
7
Where did the scientific revolution take place?
Europe
Antarctica
Rome
France
8
What years did the scientific revolution cover?
2011-2018
1200-2400
1550-1700
3005-4006
9
What laws did Kepler develope?
developed laws of motion
developed laws of velocity
developed laws of speed
developed laws of planetary motion
10
Why was Galileo threatened with death because of his theories?
They were contradicting the pope
they were contradicting the Lord
they were giving people diahrea
they were contradicting his own morals
11
Who caused the scientific revolution?
Abraham lincoln
danny phantom?
julious irving?
the renaissance?
12
What was the Copernicus theory?
heliocentric power
heliocentric theory of the universe sun in the the center
heliocentric
the theory of trust and power
13
What was Galileo famous for?
detailed drawings of food
detailed drawings of colored paint
detailed drawings of the human body
detailed drawings of sun moon and planets
14
What was Vesalius famous for?
detailed drawings of food
detailed drawings of architecture
detailed drawings of human body
detailed drawings of cars
15
What two laws did Newton create?
law of velocity and law of viscosity
law of hunger and law of pain
law of Gravity and laws of Motion
law of force and law of vertex

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