The greatest scientists

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The greatest scientists

his failure points

or that the copernacan system was better

he failed to offer a proof that the ptolemaic system was contray to observable evidence

What makes his science different?

his trial proved the fact that science and religion cant coexist

he challenged the teachings of the church

they challenged the natural philosophy of the day

he made enemies both inside and outside the church

he was condemned with the church

he believed that the earth revolves around the sun

What is the science he did?

published the results

did experimentations

came up with away to test the observation

observed and hypothesized

What makes him a great scientist?

by his experiments, he formed the modern science of physics

estabish formal relationship between the motion, time and distance

he took the earliest type of telescope

What makes Galileo great?

Martyr for science

Are science and religion compatible?

he changed the way about how we understand the universe

Who was he?

important thinker,scholar and writer

What makes science different from other fields?

like the distincion between zewail and Hawass who is Egypotologist

it is all related to scientific subjects about nature

Galileo is of the greaest scientsts of all Time

What is good science and bad science?

it depends on what scientists do

whether they can prove their hypotheses successfully or not

what is science?

agreement between the observation and the experiment to be true

it depends on observation, hypothesis and reaches a conclusion

the subject to understand the universe and our place in it

What is a scientist?

he observes, thinks and reaches a conclusion of a hypothesis

he can prove his experiment depending on reliable knowledge about nature

the 4 famous ones

others,Edison,Ahmed zewail and alot

others, Ibn sina,Ibn al haytham

Aristotle,Newton,Einestein,Galileo