AP EURO Scientific Revolution Timeline
Category: Autre
mise à jour avec succès: 7 nov. 2018
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Nicolaus Copernicus is born 1473Nicolaus Copernicus Dies 1543On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres is Published 1543-talks about Copernicus' heliocentric theory after he has discovered more about itTycho Brahe is born 1546Tycho Brahe dies 1601Brahe Publishes On the New Star (De nova Stella) 1573-talks about him discovering Cassiopeia, and refute Aristotelian beliefsJohannes Kepler is born 1571Johannes Kepler dies 1630Kepler publishes The New Astronomy 1609-talks about Mars' motionGalileo Galilei is born 1564Galilei dies 1642Galilei's Starry Messenger Published 1610-talks about using the telescope to observe Jupiter and the MoonGalilei publishes Letters on Sunspots 1613-talks about the dark spots that were found on the SunGalilei publishes Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems 1632-talks about Copernican System and the Ptolemaic System and compares them, led to Galileo trialIsaac Newton is born 1642Isaac Newton dies 1727Newton Publishes Principia Mathematica 1687-talks about universal gravitation, three laws of motion, Kepler's motion of planets and mechanics.Francis Bacon is born 1561Francis Bacon dies 1626Bacon publishes Advancement of Learning 1605-talks about knowledge and scientific learning, empiricismBacon publishes Novum Organum 1620-talks about logic through the Baconian MethodCopernicus publishes Little Commentary 1543-first poses the heliocentric theory with seven assumptions about itBacon's New Atlantis is published 1627-talks about his utopian society and ideal school, plus his future ideas about human knowledgeRene Descartes is born 1596Rene Descartes dies 1650Descartes publishes Discourse on Method 1637- when he says "I think, therefore I am" also talks about skepticism and influenced philosophyDescartes publishes Meditations 1641-talks about God's existence and people's immortality of their soulsThomas Hobbes is born 1588Thomas Hobbes dies 1679Hobbes publishes Leviathan 1651-talks about how the government should be run as a sovereign (absolute), morality, and the idea of social contract theoryAndreas Vesalius is bornVesalius dies 1564Hobbes' The Element of Law, Natural and Politic is published 1640 (or 1650)-talks about using geometry and propose idea of sovereigntyVesalius publishes De Humani Corporis Fabrica 1543-talks about human dissections and hyman anatomyVesalius publishes Epistola, docens venam axillarem dextri cubiti in dolore laterali secandam 1538-talks about the venesection procedure and the venous systemBrahe publishes Astronomiae Instauratae Progymnasmata (Introduction to the New Astronomy) 1602- talks about planetary movements, comets, and Tychonian SystemNewton publishes Opticks 1704-talks about light principles of refraction, inflexions, reflections, and colorRobert Boyle born 1627Boyle dies 1691Boyle publishes Sceptical Chymist 1661-talks about corpuscles and when they collide cause particles in motionBoyle's law published 1662-talks about as gas increases volume decreasesKepler publishes Harmonices Mundi 1619-talks about third planetary motion lawRobert Hooke born 1635Hooke dies 1703Hooke publishes Micrographia 1665-talks about microscopic observation of organismsHooke publishes Collection of Lectures: Geographical, Physical, Mechanical, and Astronomical 1679-talks about earth's yearly motion, helioscopes, lamp improvements, comets, microscopes, and springsAntoine Lavoisier born 1743Lavoisier dies 1794Lavoisier publishes Easter Memoir 1778-talks about air combustion, acidity of metals, and oxygenLavoisier publishes Elementary Treatise of Chemistry 1789-first modern chemistry book, conservation of mass, and oxygenAntoine van Leeuwenhoek bornLeeuwenhoek dies 1723Royal Society publishes a Leeuwenhoek's letter 1673-talks about mold, lice, and beesLeeuwenhoek sent Royal Society another letter 1676-talks about single-celled organisms under the microscopeWilliam Harvey born 1578Harvey dies 1657Harvey publishes De Motu Cordis (Anatomical Account of the Motion of the Heart and Blood) 1628-talks about the circulation of the blood in the body and the purpose of the heartHarvey publishes Exercitationes de generatione animalium (On Animal Generation) 1651-talks about a developing hen's egg and Aristotle's views, and embryogenyParacelsus born 1493 or 1494Paracelsus dies 1541Paracelsus publishes Der grossen Wundartzney (Great Surgery Book) 1536-talks about body's power of healing itselfParacelsus writes about syphilis 1530 and how it should be treatedLondon Pharmacopoeia 1618-Paracelsus' ideas contributed to psychiatry treatment and medicinePériodes
Hobbes writes/publishes Elements of Philosophy (1642-58)-talks about science, political hierarchy, and pyschologyKepler publishes Epitome Astronomiae Copernicanae 1617-1621-talks about inertia, third planetary law, and Copernican's theory
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