Classic Scientist Stories

Science is the ladder of human progress, and scientists are an important force driving social progress. From ancient Greek philosophical speculation to the development of modern scientific methods, they have illuminated the beacon of human exploration of the unknown with scientific thinking and courage. Here, we have reproduced the experimental life scenes of three scientists, Newton, Galileo, and Einstein. Let's listen to their stories together and understand their scientific thinking methods!

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Starting from ancient Greek philosophical speculation, people have used philosophy to understand the world, laying the philosophical foundation for thinking. The significant progress in modern scientific thinking methods began in the late 14th and early 15th centuries. In terms of influential modern science worldwide, the characteristics of scientific research are that experimental and observational methods are widely used, and experiments begin to form and develop in an abstract and metaphysical way of scientific thinking. 16. In the 17th century, empirical science based on experimentation and observation continuously achieved brilliant results. Galileo conducted free fall experiments, established the law of free fall, and discovered the laws of inertia, projectile motion, and the timing of pendulum vibration of objects. Newton, the culmination of classical physics, established Newton's laws of motion through experiments based on the research of Galileo, Kepler, and others, discovered the law of universal gravitation, and made outstanding achievements in optics, astronomy, mathematics, and other fields. In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, since.