They were, Copernicus (1473-1543), Galileo (1564-1642), Kepler (1572-1630, and Brahe (1546-1601) (“Historical Setting”). Copernicus was studying the Ptolemaic system, which he was trying to prove that the planets in the solar system appear to move backwards or reverse motions sometimes (“Historical Setting”). The next scientist was Galileo, who was studying Astronomy. He did not discover the telescope but he did use it to make his discoveries. Galileo was the first scientists to discover craters on the moon, and that there were different phases on Venus (“Historical Setting”). Another scientist was named, Kepler, he was studying the Astronomy as well. He was known as one of the last “scientific astrologers.” Being that he studied astronomy Kepler was trying to explain when the spacing of planet orbits are in the solar system. He also found many relationship between the planets, which corresponded with numbers, and formed three laws called the “Kepler’s Laws” (“Historical Settings”). The final scientist during Andreas’ time was Newton. Newton studied and did experiments on the basis of color and the wavelengths that are associated with light (“Historical
They were, Copernicus (1473-1543), Galileo (1564-1642), Kepler (1572-1630, and Brahe (1546-1601) (“Historical Setting”). Copernicus was studying the Ptolemaic system, which he was trying to prove that the planets in the solar system appear to move backwards or reverse motions sometimes (“Historical Setting”). The next scientist was Galileo, who was studying Astronomy. He did not discover the telescope but he did use it to make his discoveries. Galileo was the first scientists to discover craters on the moon, and that there were different phases on Venus (“Historical Setting”). Another scientist was named, Kepler, he was studying the Astronomy as well. He was known as one of the last “scientific astrologers.” Being that he studied astronomy Kepler was trying to explain when the spacing of planet orbits are in the solar system. He also found many relationship between the planets, which corresponded with numbers, and formed three laws called the “Kepler’s Laws” (“Historical Settings”). The final scientist during Andreas’ time was Newton. Newton studied and did experiments on the basis of color and the wavelengths that are associated with light (“Historical