How did technology have an impact on the world during the Scientific Revolution?

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It benefited Scientists to discover more in the world. Much of the 17th century scientific revolution was made possible by better instruments and tools, as exemplified by Galileo’s telescope and Hooke’s microscope. Scientific progress in the modern age was similarly dependent on the tools at the disposal of researchers. A combination of improved microscopy and better lab techniques made possible the discovery of the germ theory, arguably one of the greatest medical advances of all time.

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Alex Ar [27]2 years ago

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The scientific revolution, which Emphasized Systematic experimentation as the most valid research method resulted in developments in mathematics physics astronomy biology and chemistry these developments transform the views of society about nature.

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