Then the second being Galileo Galilei who invented the telescope. With the telescope he was able to observe that space was not a perfect place that Ptolemaic astronomers thought it was. He saw that there were spots on the sun and mountains on the moon. He also saw stars that weren’t visible to the naked eye, which proved that the universe was much bigger then was previously suspected...
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He also saw stars that weren’t visible to the naked eye, which proved that the universe was much bigger then was previously suspected. Another person who played a major role in the scientific revolution was Isaac Newton. He used accurate observations and mathematical reasoning to create a powerful synthesis of astronomy and mechanics...
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