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History of Physics
Science revolution 16th- 17th centuries
Nicolas Copernicus
heliocentric model of solar system
Johannes Keeper
laws of planetary motion
galileo Galilei
experiments of motion of bodies
rené descartes
analytic geometry, construction of integral calculus
isaac newton
three laws of motion, relationship between motion and objects,
law of universal gravitation
James Clerk Maxwell
electromagnetic theory unifies the concept of electricity and magnetism
Emmy noether
discovered Noether's theorem
Albert Einstein
theory of special and general relativity
quantum mechanics
Werner Heisenberg, Max born, Pascual Jordan
Wolfgang Pauli, Paul Dirac, Erwin Schrödinger
niles Bohr
physics
is a brach of science whose primary object is the study of matter and energy
divided into classical physics and modern physics
classical
deals with small velocities when compared with light speed
modern
deals with velocities near light speed and include atomic, nuclear, and particle physics
the greeks
archaic period in Greece (650-480 BCE)
thales of Miletus
the father of science and water is the basic element
Heraclitus
basic law governing the universe was principle of change
archimedes
fritos to apply math to physical phenomena, father of hydrostatic and buoyancy principle
aristotle
founded the system known as Aristotelian physics