
Scientific revolution
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Jonathan Wilfrido Illicachi Yaguachi
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By Jonathan Wilfrido Illicachi Yaguachi
📜 Florence, 1610 — A sealed envelope arrives at your doorstep. Inside, a handwritten letter reads:
“You are invited to join a secret gathering of minds determined to uncover the truth about the universe."
Signed, G. Galilei.
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Multiple Choice
Do you accept the invitation?
Accept
Decline
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You’ve chosen curiosity and courage.
The secrets of the universe await in Florence!
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Invention: A Telescope That Changed the Universe
Biogrphy:
Born in Pisa, Italy in 1564
Improved the telescope and observed Jupiter’s moons
Championed the idea that Earth revolves around the Sun
Got into a bit of trouble with the Church for it
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But such ideas defy powerful voices (the Church, the scholars, the tradition of ages). I was silenced, judged… locked away, not for what I did, but for what I knew.
So I warn you: to follow this path is to stand against the tide. The truth is beautiful — but it is not always safe.
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Ready?
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Multiple Choice
Why were Galileo’s discoveries so controversial?
People preferred astrology over astronomy.
His discoveries challenged the teachings of the Church and the accepted scientific views of his time.
The telescope was considered a magical device.
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Multiple Choice
You might know who revealed the true movement of planets... but do you know who discovered the secret of the human heart?
William Harvey
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
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Born in Folkestone, England in 1578
Studied medicine in Cambridge and Padua.
Discovered that blood circulates in a closed loop pumped by the heart ❤️
Challenged centuries of medical beliefs with bold experiments.
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You might soon meet René Descartes, a philosopher-mathematician who believes the universe runs like a machine, governed by reason and logic. 'I think, therefore I am,' he says.
And then... Isaac Newton will uncover the laws that hold the cosmos together. Gravity, motion, and more. He will see further because he stands on our shoulders.
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Multiple Choice
Who does this quote belong to?
"If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants."
Isaac Newton
Renée Descartes
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Guard the knowledge well.
The Age of Reason is coming. The world is about to change forever!
By Jonathan Wilfrido Illicachi Yaguachi
📜 Florence, 1610 — A sealed envelope arrives at your doorstep. Inside, a handwritten letter reads:
“You are invited to join a secret gathering of minds determined to uncover the truth about the universe."
Signed, G. Galilei.
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