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Newton’s Principe

1687

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Newton

1900s

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Georges Lemaitre

1930

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Warner Heinsberg

1920s

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Antione Lavoisier

late 1700s

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Biology

1500s & 1600s

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Scientific Revolution

1600s & 1700s?

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Benjamin Franklin

mid 1700s

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HMS Beagle

1830

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Albert Einstein

1905 special theory of relativity

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Charles Darwin

Mid 1800s to present

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Thomas Khun Scientific Kevolutions (yr)

1962

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Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein

mid 1700s

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Positivism

1930s

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Relativity

1907 - 1916?

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Newton (discovery)

Universal Gravitation

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Khun

Scientific Revolution

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Darwin (discovery)

Geological & Biological Evolution

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Lemaitre

Primeval Atom

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Heisenberg

Orbits of Electrons

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Shelly (discovery)

Electromagnetic theory

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Popper

Falsification approach

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Ayer & Shillick

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Lavoisier

Chemistry & Electricity

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What book did Darwin read while on the HMS Beagle?

Principles of Geology

  • Geological Evolution 1830

  • Biological Evolution 1830-1920

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How does this theory work?

  • Inheritance

  • Variation (of offspring)

  • Struggle for existence

  • Natural Selection (more fit form to survive)

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“general theory” … gravity is not absolute

1915

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Quantum theory (1920s)

  1. material (stuff) of world … fundamentally (microscopically)

  2. duality: particle & wave

  3. indeterminism… probability

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Quantum - 3 aspects of any theory

  1. facts: empirical data

  2. theory: laws of nature

  3. Interpretation: meaning

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Old Science:

  • Paradigm e.g. geocentric

  • Normal science - orderly puzzle solving, textbooks (indoctrination)

  • Anomalies - data that does not fit paradigm e.g. telescope data

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New Science

  • Crisis

  • Revolution - change disorderly… not clear what “rules” are

  • Science - leads to new Paradigm

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Newton Planetary Orbits

Using gravitational forces any particle of matter in the universe attracts any other particle with a force that is proportional.

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Eistein planetary orbit

Using his general theory of relativity the planets will follow the shortest path through spacetime around the sun (bending of space-time)

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Heisenberg planetary orbit

depends on whether & how you observe them (experiments)

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What method reasoning is used to establish reasonable belief in Darwin's evolution?

Hypothetico-deductive

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Logical Positivism

does not claim metaphysical statement as either true or false because it is neither if so it would make the statement meaningless.