'Heliocentric universe' presentation slideshows

The Origin of Modern Astronomy

Note that the following lectures include animations and PowerPoint effects such as fly ins and transitions that require you to be in PowerPoint's Slide Show mode (presentation mode). The Origin of Modern Astronomy. Chapter 4. Guidepost.

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The Origin of Modern Astronomy

Note that the following lectures include animations and PowerPoint effects such as fly ins and transitions that require you to be in PowerPoint's Slide Show mode (presentation mode). The Origin of Modern Astronomy. Chapter 4. Guidepost.

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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. Rene Descartes and the Transition from Medieval to Modern Thinking.

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Timeline Cosmology

Timeline Cosmology. Rien van de Weygaert with thanks to Bernard J.T. Jones. Timeline Cosmology. 2nd Millennium BCE BC Mesopotamian cosmology has a flat,circular Earth enclosed in a cosmic Ocean 12 th century BCE C

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Chapter 1 History of Astronomy The Copernican Revolution

Chapter 1 History of Astronomy The Copernican Revolution. Mars rover Spirit. The Motions of the Planets. Sun, Moon, and stars all have simple movements in the sky, consistent with an earth-centered system. Planets : move with respect to fixed stars change in brightness change speed

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History of Astronomy

History of Astronomy. Used as a calendar by locating the position of the sun. Made it easy to predict when to plant or harvest crops. Particularly interested in solstices and equinoxes. Early Astronomers. Stonehenge (2800-1075 B.C.) . Located Salisbury Plain in southern England

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Hellenistic Natural Philosophy

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History of Astronomy Review

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Intro

Objective 03/26/12. Identify the units of a calendar. Intro. How do scientists study space?. Astronomy History. Astronomy History. Astronomy. The study of the universe. Astronomy History. Calendar Year . Based on the observation of objects in our solar system

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The Scientific Revolution

The Scientific Revolution. c.1550. What is the Scientific Revolution?. In European history the term 'Scientific Revolution' refers to the period between Copernicus(1473-1543), and Newton (1642-1727)

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Ancient Indian Science

Ancient Indian Science. By: Greg Johnson Aaron Torres Brennen Hall Paul Mickelson Allie Lard. The Vedic Period. Most influential time of Ancient Indian science 1700 to 400 BCE The Four Vedas Religion Mathematics Medicine. I. The Four Vedas. Ancient Sanskrit literature

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16th-17th c. Scientific Revolution Physical and psychological impact

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The Renaissance & Humanism

The Renaissance & Humanism. Transition to Renaissance. Out with the old:. In with the new:. Nation/City States Secularism Towns International Trade Middle Class. Feudalism Catholic Church Fiefs Isolationism Peasants. An Age of Transition & Recovery. Plague Crusades 100 Years War

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Earth and Space Formative Assessment

Earth and Space Formative Assessment. Evolution of Astronomy as a Science: Part I. 1. A heliocentric universe puts ___________ in the middle of everything. a. Earth b. Mars c. The Moon d. The Sun.

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