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Copernicus, Galileo, Newton

Three scientists

heliocentric vs geocentric

heliocentric: sun centered universe


geocentric: earth centered universe

planets in circles

Copernicus (polish astronomer) believed the planets revolved around the sun in circles

objects falling

Galileo (italian astronomer) believed all objects, regardless of weight, would fall at same velocity

telescope

Galileo was the first major scientist to use a telescope to observe moons of jupiter (ended geo theory)

Jupiterʻs moons

observed with telescope

universe acts as a machine

they figured laws of nature are unchangeable, therefore predictable like a machine

God becomes an observer

He becomes an observer

Gods daily role decreases

His role decreases

RCCʻs role decreases

their role decreases

were they right? example

No. Copernicus was wrong


sun is not center of the universe


planets donʻt move in circles


Galileo was wrong


his experiment only works in a vacuum