Most of their ideas came from Aristotelian medieval ideas. They believed that around the earth were ten circular spheres and that beyond the spheres was heaven. Science in this period was primarily a branch of theology. Galileo contributed greatly to the world of science. He discovered the laws of motion using the experimental method...
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He discovered the laws of motion using the experimental method. He also used the experimental method to astronomy, using the newly invented telescope. Galileo was tried by the Inquisition for heresy in 1633 and forced to recant his views. The scientific revolution caused the Medieval Universities to provide frame world for new science...
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Scientific Revolution His discoveries were not so much as important as were his methods of observation and application of mathematics to explain the world. His methods of discovery helped model the direction of science over the next hundred years...	4 / 939
The Scientific Revolution His discoveries were not so much as important as were his methods of observation and application of mathematics to explain the world. His methods of discovery helped model the direction of science over the next hundred years...	4 / 939
Science and Religion paper To this end they hurled various charges and published numerous writings filled with vain arguments, and they made the grave mistake if sprinkling these with passages taken from the Bible which they had failed to understand properly, and which were ill suited to their purposes?" It seems that leaders of the Inquisition were trying to discredit him and he didn't like they way in which they were going about it...	2 / 517
Galileo He only believed that science should be free from the oversight of religious authorities, and aspired to prove theories true through inductive methods of investigation...	2 / 282