Question

Why were many important scientists drawn to universities during the scientific revolution?

Answer 1

Answer:

"Universities would allow scientists to investigate their theories even if they contradicted Catholic teachings."

The Scientific Revolution in early current European history realized an emotional move in the manner in which that researchers depicted the universe and the place of the earth inside it.

Disclosures in cosmology, arithmetic and material science added to this move in perspective and prompted clashes with long-held convictions, both logical and religious.

Answer 2

Because the universities would allow them to investigate their theories, even if they weren't catholic things.