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Italian 1564-1642
Built telescope Explained how objects move, why they stop, and how fast they go |
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English physicist and mathematician 1643-1727 theory of gravity developed three laws of motion |
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French engineer & physicist 1736-1806 Famous for theories about electricity & magnetism |
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English chemist & physicist 1731-1810 discovered hydrogen gas gave size of earth and precise measurement earth's gravity |
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Italian 1745-1827 invented 1st battery "volt" (measure of electricity) named for him |
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French, 1775-1836 worked on electricity and magnetism discovered attraction between 2 wires carrying electricity in same direction amount of current (amp) named for him |
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German, 1857-1894 demonstrated that electromagnetic waves could be sent from one device and received by another |
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German-born 1879-1955 His famous theory was on relativity |
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