Scientific Revolution and Reformation

What is geocentric theory?

• The Earth travels around the sun
• An invisible force (gravity) pulls objects together
• Everything revolves around the Earth
• Planets move in elipses

What is heliocentric theory?

• The Earth travels around the sun
• An invisible force (gravity) pulls objects together
• Everything revolves around the Earth
• Planets move in elipses

Which one of these was one of Newton's ideas?

• The Earth travels around the sun
• An invisible force (gravity) pulls objects together
• Everything revolves around the Earth
• Planets move in elipses

Which idea did the Catholic Church support?

• The Earth travels around the sun
• An invisible force (gravity) pulls objects together
• Everything revolves around the Earth
• Planets move in elipses

Who proved that the Heliocentric Theory of the Universe was correct?

• Johannes Kepler
• Copernicus
• Isaac Newton
• Galileo

Who came up with the Theory of Gravity?

• Copernicus
• Tycho Brahe
• Isaac Newton
• Galileo

Who discovered that planets move in ellipses? 

• Johannes Kepler
• Copernicus
• Isaac Newton
• Galileo

Who believed in a Heliocentric Universe but was unable to prove it?

• Johannes Kepler
• Copernicus
• Isaac Newton
• Galileo

Who could not make their theory of the Universe work?

• Johannes Kepler
• Tycho Brahe
• Copernicus
• Galileo

Who was the first astronomer to advance the Heliocentric Theory of the Universe?

• Johannes Kepler
• Copernicus
• Isaac Newton
• Galileo