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    Astronomy Timeline: 2500 BC 310 BC

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    This timeline document outlines important developments in astronomy from 2500 BC to 1727 AD, including Stonehenge being built to predict lunar and solar eclipses, Aristarchus first proposing the heliocentric model around 310 BC, Ptolemy believing in the geocentric model and dying in 168 AD, Copernicus and Kepler supporting heliocentrism in the 15th-16th centuries, Galileo improving the telescope and supporting the sun-centered solar system in the early 1600s, and Newton contributing to astronomy with his law of gravity in the 17th century.

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    This timeline document outlines important developments in astronomy from 2500 BC to 1727 AD, including Stonehenge being built to predict lunar and solar eclipses, Aristarchus first proposing the heliocentric model around 310 BC, Ptolemy believing in the geocentric model and dying in 168 AD, Copernicus and Kepler supporting heliocentrism in the 15th-16th centuries, Galileo improving the telescope and supporting the sun-centered solar system in the early 1600s, and Newton contributing to astronomy with his law of gravity in the 17th century.

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    This timeline document outlines important developments in astronomy from 2500 BC to 1727 AD, including Stonehenge being built to predict lunar and solar eclipses, Aristarchus first proposing the heliocentric model around 310 BC, Ptolemy believing in the geocentric model and dying in 168 AD, Copernicus and Kepler supporting heliocentrism in the 15th-16th centuries, Galileo improving the telescope and supporting the sun-centered solar system in the early 1600s, and Newton contributing to astronomy with his law of gravity in the 17th century.

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    ASTRONOMY

    TIMELINE

    Stonehenge-Built to predict
    2500 BC lunar and solar eclipses.

    Aristarchus was born


    310 BC First to propose the
    heliocentric model

    Aristarchus Dies

    230 BC
    Ptolemy was born

    90 AD Believed that the earth is


    the center of our universe
    Geocentric Model
    Ptolemy Dies
    168 AD

    Nicolaus Copernicus
    1473 Proponent of
    heliocentrism

    Nicolaus Copernicus

    1543 Dies

    Tycho Brahe was born

    1546 First competent mind in


    modern astronomy
    Galileo Galilei was born

    1564
    Improved the telescope
    Supported that the sun was the
    center of the solar system

    Johannes Kepler was born

    1571
    Believed that all planet orbits
    were ellipse and not perfectly
    circular.

    Tycho Brahe Dies

    1601
    Telescope is invented

    1608 Invented by Hans


    Lipperhey
    Johannes Kepler Dies

    1630
    Galileo Galilei Dies

    1642 Isaac Newton was born


    Contributed to astronomy
    with the law of gravity.

    Isaac Newton
    1727 Dies

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