Many people have heard of the Revolution, Colonial, Reformation, and the Crusade time periods. What about the Scientific Revolution? Why is that important at all? What did it do for us? Many people do not know, but the scientific revolution was one of the most important things in history. We discovered so many great things about the world, and about different and new instruments that could help us in learning about things in the world of science, and see what really is behind everything.
The scientific revolution is the foundation of modern science. People were thinking about what Aristotle had said, and that the earth was the center of the universe, in which Copernicus thought was incorrect. He could never prove his theory, but Galileo did. He studied and observed the world, and looked around at the things that were happening. He wrote down his observations, and he found out that the sun was in the center of the universe, and not the earth. The church thought he was going against them, because they thought he was trying to against the Bible, but he wasn't. Galileo had found out about the earth, and how it was not the center of the universe. Sir Isaac Newton discovered the laws of motion, not theories, because he proved them so many times. The things that kept on continuing like this helped the start of the scientific revolution.
The scientific revolution is the foundation of modern science. People were thinking about what Aristotle had said, and that the earth was the center of the universe, in which Copernicus thought was incorrect. He could never prove his theory, but Galileo did. He studied and observed the world, and looked around at the things that were happening. He wrote down his observations, and he found out that the sun was in the center of the universe, and not the earth. The church thought he was going against them, because they thought he was trying to against the Bible, but he wasn't. Galileo had found out about the earth, and how it was not the center of the universe. Sir Isaac Newton discovered the laws of motion, not theories, because he proved them so many times. The things that kept on continuing like this helped the start of the scientific revolution.
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