the Greatest Scientists of All Time?

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the Greatest Scientists of All Time?

The questions

who controls science?

the superpower goverments who fund research

what latitude should we give scientists?

do religion and science work

What makes "science" different?

it follows a well know method "scientific method"

publishing the results

experamentation

hypothesis

observation

What is "good" science?

becuase it uses evadince and experaments

it's the science that follow the scientific method

What is "science"?

What is a "scientist"?

Scientist on every list

Albert Einstein

Isaac Newton

Galileo

Aristotle

Galileo (1564-1642)

effects of his arrest

it's proof of the dangers of not permitting scientist to debate new ideas

shows the fact that science and religion can't co-exist

Galileo the accused

the roman catholic church has been discredited and embarrased until our time

he was put to house arrest in 1632 until he died in 1642

challenging the teachings of the church

Having enemies of key figures

What makes his "science" different?

he uses facts and empirical evdince

What was the "science" that he did ?

publish his results

test his hypothesis throgh experamentation

find a way to test his observation

observe, Hypothesize,

What makes him a great "scientist"?

The relationship between motion, time and distance

What makes him "great"?

was the "Martyr of Science"

Changed the way people look at the universe

Transforming The Telescope from a toy to a great tool of exploring

Who was he ?

italian man who lived most of his life in florence, padua and venice