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===Scientific Revolution===

===Scientific Revolution===

[[Image:Nicolaus Copernicus.jpg|thumb|[[Nicolaus Copernicus]].]]

[[Image:Nicolaus Copernicus.jpg|thumb|[[Nicolaus Copernicus]].]]

As [[scientific method]]ology became further developed, the Aristotelian view came under scrutiny. Europe became the leading centre of scientific research by the 16th century. Force and motion had become topics of interest among scientists of the day.  [[Galileo Galilei]] performed a series of experiments involving rolling balls down inclined planes, and [[Johannes Kepler]] found [[Kepler's laws of planetary motion|mathematical relations]] governing the motion of the [[planet]].  [[Isaac Newton]] was able to explain the results of Galileo and Kepler through the use of three succinct [[Newton's Laws of Motion|laws of motion]] and an expression that accounted for [[gravity|gravitational]] force.  Newton also made important contributions to the field of [[optics]] and suggested that light consisted of tiny corpuscles (particles).  

As [[scientific method]]ology became further developed, the Aristotelian view came under scrutiny. Europe became the leading centre of scientific research by the 16th century. Force and motion had become topics of interest among scientists of the day.  [[Galileo Galilei]] performed a series of experiments involving rolling balls down inclined planes, and [[Johannes Kepler]] found [[Kepler's laws of planetary motion|mathematical relations]] governing the motion of the [[planets]].  [[Isaac Newton]] was able to explain the results of Galileo and Kepler through the use of three succinct [[Newton's Laws of Motion|laws of motion]] and an expression that accounted for [[gravity|gravitational]] force.  Newton also made important contributions to the field of [[optics]] and suggested that light consisted of tiny corpuscles (particles).

===Further Development of Classical Physics===

===Further Development of Classical Physics===