Scientific Revolution and its Impact on Astronomy, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Optics, Electricity, and Technology

Galileo's defense of heliocentrism

Impact of Galileo's telescopic discoveries

The 'Principia' not only mathematically derived ______'s laws but also explained phenomena like comet orbits and the ______ of tides.

Newton's theories, which stood as the foundation of physics until the early ______ century, were eventually eclipsed by ______ and ______ mechanics.

Publication year of Newton's 'Principia'

Main financial backer of 'Principia'

Impact of 'Principia' on future advancements

______'s precise studies on human anatomy in 'De humani corporis fabrica' corrected errors from ______'s work, which relied on ______ dissections.

______'s work on the ______ system in 'De Motu Cordis' transformed the comprehension of the ______ and blood movement.

These critical scientific texts, along with other scholars' efforts, formed the basis for modern ______, enhanced ______ techniques, and the creation of ______ as a separate specialty.

Key figure challenging four-element theory

Boyle's stance on experimentation

Chemistry's shift in the 18th century

The understanding of light behavior was advanced by ______ law of refraction and ______'s analysis of rainbows.

______'s 'Opticks' delved into the nature of light and color, suggesting a ______ theory of light.

Advances in optics not only improved ______ and ______ but also supported new scientific areas like ______, thanks to ______ van Leeuwenhoek.

William Gilbert's contribution to electricity

Impact of electrostatic generators

Stephen Gray's discovery

The ______ Revolution was marked by the creation of many mechanical devices aiding scientific study.