The Scientific Revolution

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A brass double-tube telescope mounted on a tripod.
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  • BAROMETER
  • CALCULUS
  • CIRCULATION
  • COPERNICUS
  • ELLIPSE
  • EMPIRICISM
  • EXPERIMENT
  • GALILEO
  • GRAVITATION
  • HELIOCENTRIC
  • INERTIA
  • MICROSCOPE
  • NEWTON
  • PENDULUM
  • PRINCIPIA
  • ROYAL SOCIETY
  • TELESCOPE
  • VACUUM

Between Copernicus and Newton, Europe stopped taking nature on authority and started measuring it. A telescope put moons around Jupiter, a microscope found life in a drop of water, and a barometer weighed the air; Harvey traced the circulation of blood and Newton set out gravitation in the Principia. Find the instruments, ideas and figures that made the heliocentric century.

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