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"The father of life sciences" |
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A chemical that kills infections. |
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A cloud of dust and gas in space. |
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A scientist that said if new observations contradicted the explanation, the explanation was probably wrong. |
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A scientist who invented the telescope and confirmed Bradwardine's work. |
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A substance that contains Morphine and Codeine.
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A theologian that questioned the Roman Catholic Church and examined Aristotle's ideas. |
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An ancient form of paper, made from a plant of the same name. |
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An endeavor dedicated to the accumulaition and classificaition of observable facts in order to formulate general laws about the natural world. |
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Classified Animal/Plants. |
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Demonstrated how closely math and science are linked. |
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Discoverer of the solar system |
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Disproved many wrong facts, like the only way to break a diamond was to smother it in goat blood. |
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How packed matter is in an object. |
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Thales, Anaximander, Anaximenes |
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Humanity's first real scientists |
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In 1735, wrote a book in which he tried to classify every single type of animal. |
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Known as the "Father of the Atomic theory." |
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Known for his knowlege of medicine. |
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Offered an explanation of how a rainbow appeared in the sky. |
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One or more substances interact to form one or more new ones. |
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Pain-relieving chemicals contained in Poppy Seeds. |
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Sir Isaac Newton created three laws of motion and upgraded telescopes. |
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Something that all matter is composed of. |
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Stars that appear to make a shape/image. |
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The idea that living organisms can be spontaneously formed by non-living things. |
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The study of metal turning into gold...? |
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