Technological Innovations

Ways by which gasses react with each other. Named after the inventor.

• Vaccine

• Boyle's Law

• Age of Reason

This was during the 17th and 18th century when people wanted to be guided more by reason than superstition and religion.

• Vaccine

• Boyle's Law

• Age of Reason

A weakened a form of a similar disease known as cowpox.

• Vaccine

• Boyle's Law

• Age of Reason

He is known as the “Father of Geometry” and he founded a school of mathematics in Alexandria Egypt. He also created a system of mathematic principles.

• Hippocrates

• Euclid

• Eratosthenes

He was a Greek astronomer and determined the distance around the earth.

• Hippocrates

• Euclid

• Eratosthenes

He was a Greek physician who rejected the idea that disease is a supernatural punishment by the gods. He taught that illness comes from natural causes. He also rejected magic and superstitious cures. He prescribed rest and a healthy diet.

• Hippocrates

• Euclid

• Eratosthenes

He contributed to chemistry with his work on gasses. He was also a christian who lectured in defense of Christianity.

• Antone Lavoisier

• Robert Boyle

• Sir William Herschel

• Edmond Halley

He recorded the motion of hundreds of stars and discovered a comet that was named after him.

• Antone Lavoisier

• Robert Boyle

• Sir William Herschel

• Edmond Halley

He is the father of modern Christianity.

• Antone Lavoisier

• Robert Boyle

• Sir William Herschel

• Edmond Halley

He contributed to astronomy.

• Antone Lavoisier

• Robert Boyle

• Sir William Herschel

• Edmond Halley