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The Early Reflecting Telescope:Cassegrain, Mersenne, and Cavalieri Mersenne was widely considered to be the inventor of the reflecting telescope in the nineteenth century. Nineteenth century encyclopedias such as the ... 2.
The Early Reflecting Telescope:Cassegrain, Mersenne, and Cavalieri History of the early reflecting telescope beyond Newton. ... The Hubble Space Telescope site has another diagram of the Cassegrain in the Hubble Space ... 3.
Francesco Redi and Controlled Experiments That is not to say that experimental scientists before Francesco Redi didn't realize the need to control variables or that the sequence of steps involved in ... 4.
Galileo, Science and the Church "Discussion of the Galileo Affair in discussions of Galileo, Science and the Church as an example of the church-science conflict." 5.
Jesuits and the Early Telescope:Scheiner and Grienberger Jesuit (Scheiner, Grienberger and Zucchi) contributions to development of the early telescope. Comparison of early telescopes made by Galileo and ... 6.
The Church and the Early Telescope This was in 1616, 50 years before Newton's famous reflecting telescope. He was the master craftsman who also built refracting telescopes for Johannes Kepler ... 7.
The Early Reflecting Telescope:Cassegrain, Mersenne, and Cavalieri It was Father Bonaventura Cavalieri and Father Marin Mersenne who proposed the basic geometry for the construction of reflecting telescopes that is still ... 8.
The Early Reflecting Telescope:Cassegrain, Mersenne, and Cavalieri History of the early reflecting telescope beyond Newton. Includes discussion of contributions of Newton and Descartes, Mersenne, Cassegrain and Cavalieri. 9.
Francesco Redi and Controlled Experiments Facts on Francesco Redi, his use of controlled experiments with a comparison of Francesco Redi toGalileo Galilei. 10.
The Early Reflecting Telescope:Cassegrain, Mersenne, and Cavalieri History of the early reflecting telescope beyond Newton. ... The Hubble Space Telescope site has another diagram of the Cassegrain in the Hubble Space ... |
