Scribd Logo
Importer

Bienvenue sur Scribd !

  • Cosmologyanalysis

    Transféré par

    api-318122173
    37 vues3 pages
    In 1564 Galileo Galilei is born, a soon to be inventor, scientist, philosopher, and engineer. In 1571 Johannes Kepler is born, an astronomer, mathematician, and astrologer. In 1604 Galileo published his theories known as the theory of uniform acceleration.

    Description originale:

    Titre original

    cosmologyanalysis

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Formats disponibles

    PDF, TXT ou lisez en ligne sur Scribd

    Avez-vous trouvé ce document utile ?

    Ce contenu est-il inapproprié ?

    Signaler ce document
    In 1564 Galileo Galilei is born, a soon to be inventor, scientist, philosopher, and engineer. In 1571 Johannes Kepler is born, an astronomer, mathematician, and astrologer. In 1604 Galileo published his theories known as the theory of uniform acceleration.

    Droits d'auteur :

    © All Rights Reserved
    Téléchargez comme PDF, TXT ou lisez en ligne sur Scribd
    Signaler comme contenu inapproprié
    37 vues3 pages

    Cosmologyanalysis

    Transféré par

    api-318122173
    In 1564 Galileo Galilei is born, a soon to be inventor, scientist, philosopher, and engineer. In 1571 Johannes Kepler is born, an astronomer, mathematician, and astrologer. In 1604 Galileo published his theories known as the theory of uniform acceleration.

    Droits d'auteur :

    © All Rights Reserved
    Téléchargez comme PDF, TXT ou lisez en ligne sur Scribd
    Signaler comme contenu inapproprié
    sur 3

    In1564GalileoGalileiisborn,asoontobeinventor,scientist,philosopher,and

    engineer.In1571JohannesKeplerisborn,amathematician,astronomer,andastrologer.Galileo
    andKeplerweresomeofthemostinfluentialscientistsandinventorsoftheirera.Thistimeline
    ismeanttoexplorethesimilaritiesbetweenKeplerandGalileosinventionsandlives.This
    exploresthingsfromthebeginningsoftheirlivestotheend,lookingattheirachievementsand
    lives.

    GalileoattendedtheUniversityofPisain1581wherehewasabletodiscoverthefact
    thatthelamphangingfromtheuniversityceilingtookthesameamountoftimetoswingback
    andforthnomatterhowlargetherangeofswing.Threeyearslater,heistaughtbyOstilioRicci
    ateacherintheTuscancourt.OstilioRicciwasanItalianmathematician.Ricciisanimportant
    forGalileobecauseofhisinfluenceonhisviewsthatmostlikelyinfluencedalargeamountof
    Galileo.HegaveinstructioninEuclid(geometry),andArchimedes(mathematicaldiscoveryand
    invention)toGalileo.In1589Galileowroteapaperonthecenterofgravityinsolids,soonafter
    beingofferedapositionasalecturerattheUniversityofPisa.OneofGalileosworks/inventions
    wereinfluencedbyArchimedes.Thecenterofgravityofabodyorsystemofbodiesisthepoint
    ofapplicationoftheresultantoftheweightforcesofthedifferentcomponentsofthebodyor
    system.Archimedes(287212B.C.E.)wrotethefirsttreatiseoncentersofgravity.His
    researcheswererevivedandexpandedinthesixteenthcenturybymanymathematicians
    includingGalileo(15641642),whotooktheArchimedeaninvestigationsintothecentersof

    gravityofplanefiguresandextendedthemtosolids.1 From15891592Galileoworkedonhis
    theoryofmotion.
    AristotletheGreekphilosopherandscientistsaidthatbodiesofdifferentweightsfallat
    differentrates,butGalileodidnotbelievethiswascorrect.In1604Galileopublishedhis
    theoriesknownasthetheoryofuniformacceleration.Thetheoryofuniformaccelerationoccurs
    whenthespeedofanobjectchangesataconstantrate.From16091610Galileocontinuedto
    makeobservationswithhistelescope,includingCallisto,Europa,Ganymede,andLo,allmoons.
    ToshowoffhisdiscoveriesGalileotraveledtoRomein1611.Fromthattimeuntil1616Rome
    andGalileodisagreedandfoundthemselvesinconflict.Galileohadchosentowritehis1613
    lettersinItalian.Theyattractedalargeraudiencethanthereligiousandscientificcommunities.
    OnMarch5,1616,TheCatholicChurchdeclaredGalileo'swritingbanned.16yearslaterGalileo
    publishedhisworksDialogueConcerningtheTwoChiefWorldSystemsPtolemaicand
    Copernican,ayearlaterthePopeplacedGalileoontrial.Hewasputunderhousearrestfor8
    years,in1638hemadethediscoverythatthemoonmakesmonthlywobbles,theywerecalled
    liberations.Thiswasjustafewmonthsbeforehewentcompletelyblind.4yearslaterGalileo
    diedfromalongtermillness.

    Keplerwasbornin1571.HestartedtoattendtheUniversityofTbingenin1589.
    Throughout1600KeplerworkedwithTychoBraheandwasassignedtostudytheorbitofMars.
    TychoBrahediedin1601,thoughKeplertookupKeplersdataandcontinuedtoworkonituntil
    1612.KeplerpublishedhisbookNewAstronomy,thisincludedKeplerswhichincluded

    "
    MuseoGalileoInDepthCenterofGravity."
    MuseoGalileoInDepthCenterofGravity
    .

    N.p.,n.d.Web.04May2016.

    Kepler'sfirstandsecondlawsofplanetarymotion.AtthesimilartimeGalileowasmaking
    groundbreakingdiscoveriesthroughhistelescope,Keplerwasabletoprovidesupporttohis
    claims.In1619Keplerpublisheshisthirdandfinallawofplanetarymotion.Keplerdiesin1930.
    BecauseKeplerwasborninthemiddleoftheScientificRevolutionhewasmostlikelyoneof
    themanyverysuccessfulandinfluentialscientistsbecauseoftheexceptionofhiswork.
    Kepler
    wasconvincedthatGodhadcreatedauniversewithpatternandstructure,hespentamajorityof
    hiscareerresearchingandtryingtofigurethisout.Keplerhaddecidedthattheplanetswere
    spacedthewaytheywerebecauseiftheorbitsoftheinnerplanets.Keplerbelievedthatthese
    werearrangedaroundgeometricfigurescalledThePerfectSolids.PerfectSolidsare
    threedimensionalfigureswithidenticalsides.KeplerstheorywasthatGodhadcreatedthese
    solidstocreatetheuniverse.

    Vous aimerez peut-être aussi