eighteenth century. The scientific revolution began with the study of astronomy and physics

and ended after Rene Descartes's idea of deductive reasoning. Religious authorities rejected

the Copernican system at first because it did not correlate with the Bible but later began to

accept the scientific revolution. Secular authorities did not reject the idea of the scientific

revolution because it promoted new ideas and technological advances.

In the early 1500s, traditional European ideas about the universe were still based

primarily on the ideas of Aristotle, the great Greek philosopher of the fourth century B.C.

According to Aristotelian view, a motion

scientific revolution but after 1640, some Protestant countries became quite proscience.

Johannes Kepler. Kepler showed that the orbits are elliptical, planets do not move at uniform

speed, and the time a planet takes to make its complete orbit correlates with the planet's

troubles were gone with the invention of the navigational manual. This led to Francis

Descartes also found the idea of deductive reasoning.

Brahe of Denmark established himself as Europe's leading astronomer with his detailed

of the Heavenly Spheres, it created much conflict with the church. The Copernicus theory

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