The Birth of Science

Chapter 1 - The Scholars Who Sequentially Ignited the Scientific Revolution.- Chapter 2 - Was it an Apple, Moon, or Planets for Newton?.- Chapter 3 - Galileo's Other Revolution.- Chapter 4 - Nicolaus Copernicus and the Heliocentric Model.- Chapter 5 - Tycho Brahe - The Meticulous Celestial Recorder.- Chapter 6 - Johannes Kepler - The First Data Analyst.- Chapter 7 - Kepler's Attempts to Fit Orbits Geometrically.- Chapter 8 - Kepler's 1st Law - Discovery of Elliptical Orbits.- Chapter 9 - Kepler's 2nd Law - Differentiated Orbital Speeds.- Chapter 10 - Kepler's 3nd Law - Harmony of the Planets.- Chapter 11 - Implication of the Third Law to Orbital Speed.- Chapter 12 - The Third Law is Independent of Planets' Mass.- Chapter 13 - Galileo Galilei - The Father of Science.- Chapter 14 - Galileo's Discoveries about Falling Bodies.- Chapter 15 - Rate of Fall is Independent of Body's Mass.- Chapter 16 - Galileo's Analysis of Projectile Motion.-Chapter 17 - Galileo's Hint at the Concept of the Vector.- Chapter 18 - Galileo's Puzzling Hint at Celestial Application.- Chapter 19 - Galileo's Discoveries about Pendulum Motion.- Chapter 20 - Galileo's Astronomical Discoveries.- Chapter 21 - Galileo's Trial and Imprisonment.- Chapter 22 - Galileo's Writings on Relativity and Infinities.- Chapter 23 - Galileo's Work on Sound and Speed of Light.- Chapter 24 - Rene Descartes - The Rationalist Mathematician.- Chapter 25 - Isaac Newton and the Birth of Modern Physics.- Chapter 26 - The Publication of Principia.- Chapter 27 - The Bitter Dispute with Leibniz over Calculus Priority.- Chapter 28 - The Scientific Split Between England and Continental Europe.- Chapter 29 - Newton's Later Years and Royal Mint Work.-Chapter 30 - Newton's Semi-Heretical Christian Beliefs.- Chapter 31 - Newton's Three Laws of Motion.- Chapter 32 - Newton's Law ofUniversal Gravitation.- Chapter 33 - Deriving Kepler's 3rd Law from Newton's Laws.- Chapter 34 - The Rationale behind the Gravitational Formula.- Chapter 35 - The Observer, the Organizer, and the Theorist.- Chapter 36 - The European Nationalities of the Six Scholars.- Chapter 37 - The Supposed Vocations of the Six Scholars.-Chapter 38 - A Tale of Two Laws - Bode's Law & Kepler Law.