Aristotle, Galileo Galilei, and Copernicus
Storyboard Description
Aristotle studied plants and animals, then would classify them based on their similarities and differences. He based his conclusions on common sense, which led to many false ideas. Copernicus's theory disagreed with church teachings. Copernicus came up with the idea that the sun was the center of the universe.
Galileo Galile tested theories that were made by other scientists like Aristotle had thought that heavy objects fall to the ground faster than objects that weigh less. Galileo's experiments prove his theory wrong.
Storyboard Text
- This thing is green, and has long leaves. This must be a plant.
- This is the difference between a plant and an animal.
- Those fish are orange, and they need oxygen to survive, so this must be an animal.
- Aristotle was all wrong, this teaching isn't right
- I can't believe Columbus reached America.
- My research shows that the sun is the center of the universe.
- Look at the planets orbit around the sun in a circular path.
- Did you see that star go out, it was there yesterday
- All objects fall at the same time, even though they way different weights.
- See, the brick dropped faster then the feather.
- dropping them
- Aristotle was wrong, heavier things fall faster than lighter things.
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