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384 BC - 322 BC
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Makes his Geocentric model of the Universe. Widely accepted throughout the whole of Europe for next millennium
310 BC - 230 BC
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Makes an alternate to Aristotle idea and makes the first Heliocentric model but is largely rejected due to lack proof
90 AD - 168 AD
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Improves on Aristotle design with the idea of epicycles to explain planetary motion
1473 - 1543
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Proposes the Heliocentric model with measurements and proof to back himself up but due to Church influence. Ptolemy's model continued to be used
1571 - 1630
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Kepler found that Planets rotate around the sun not in a circle but in an ellipsis. He also founded several laws to help back his claim
1642 - 1727
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By building upon ideas of Copernicus, Kepler and Galileo. Newton managed to describe why planets follow the path they go through the law of universal gravitation