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@noisytoothie · 3 years ago

Remarkable Events during the Copernican Revolution

1. Modern science was born out of an effort over many centuries to understand the motions of celestial bodies. 2. Two competing models were proposed: Geocentric (earth-centered) and Helioc...

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@Etherael · 3 years ago

The strangeness of the Cryptosphere, and why nobody should ignore it

In the many years since getting on this wild and crazy ride, the one thing that has been most firmly demonstrated to me is the primacy of confirmation bias coupled with an unwavering faith-like convic...

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@ChiroX30 · 1 year ago

The Trial of Galileo Galilei

The trial of Galileo Galilei is one of the most famous episodes in the history of science and religion, and it represents a pivotal moment in the relationship between science and faith. Galileo was a...

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@RowanSkie · 4 years ago

Difference in Behavior

We are called a community when a group of like-minded individuals join together towards a common goal. It doesn't mean that we should all follow one abstract way of thinking, and this chain of thought...

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@Nnita · 4 years ago

Sunrise (or sunup ) is the moment when the upper limb of the Sun appears on the horizon in the morning . [1] The term can also refer to the entire process of the solar disk crossing the horizo...

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@muqddasnawaz · 1 year ago

"Science and Exploration: Pushing the Boundaries of Human Knowledge"

Introduction Throughout history, science and exploration have been inexorably intertwined. The insatiable human curiosity to understand the world and the universe around us has driven us to explore...

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@CLANDESTINE0819 · 4 years ago

Controversies During Intellectual Revolution

During the intellectual revolution, there are 3 controversies that arises, mainly the Geocentrism of Ptolemy, the Heliocentrism of Copernicus, and the Darwinism by Charles Darwin. GEOCENTRISM Pt...

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@Yayaya13 · 4 years ago

Collaborative Work

Asia is the biggest continent in the world and is known as the home of many ancient civilization and the host of many cultural, economic, scientific, and political activities of all ages. With these,...

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@farhan69 · 4 years ago

Isaac Newton was an English physicist and mathematician famous for his laws of physics. He was a key figure in the Scientific Revolution of the 17th century. Who Was Isaac Newton? Isaac Newton was a...

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@fermy · 2 years ago

Astronomy and Astrology

This debate has came a long way from the beginning of education to this day, so what is difference between Astronomy and Astrology ? Though practices of these exercise have common roots, but they ar...

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@humapark · 3 years ago

We Are In The Times When Artists Broadcast The News

A focal contention in these blogposts isn't that we are destined due to environmental change. It is that the impacts of environmental change are prompting a phenomenal reconsidering of the connection...

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@AnonSunamun · 2 years ago

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@Yousaf · 4 years ago

Space is the boundless three-dimensional extent in which objects and events have relative position and direction.[1] Physical space is often conceived in three linear dimensions, although modern physi...

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