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1300 B.C.
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charted stars and recorded solar and lunar eclipses
700 B.C.
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made accurate predictions of planets and their visibility
600 B.C.
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developed important ideas about earth, stars, and planets
2 A.D.
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wrote about Greek ideas and that the sun circled around the earth
1500 A.C.
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analyzed motions of planets and predicted their motions most accurately
1543 A.D.
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proposed sun is center of solar system
1608 A.D.
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invented telescope by placing simple lenses on the end of a tube
1609 A.D.
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Galileo improved the telescope by making a refracting telescope
1609 A.D.
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proposed planets orbit the sun in elliptical orbits
1668 A.D.
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invented reflecting telescope
(had also discovered law of gravitation, explaining motions of planets, comets, and other objects)
1781 A.D.
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discovered the planet Uranus
1846 A.D.
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discovered the planet Neptune
1905 A.D.
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discovered the special theory of relativity
1915 A.D.
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discovered the general theory of relativity
1929 A.D.
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discovered the universe is expanding
1930 A.D.
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discovered the planet Pluto
1931 A.D.
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detected radio waves coming from the center of the galaxy
1937 A.D.
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made the radio telescope
1990 A.D.
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(HST) was launched into space (giant mirror telescope)
1993 A.D.
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main mirror in telescope was corrected by austronauts
1999 A.D.
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launched into space