Was Galileo Galilei, the heliocentric theory, issac Newton, johnanes Kepler, and Louis XIV a part of the enlightenment?

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14 April, 02:22

Was Galileo Galilei, the heliocentric theory, issac Newton, johnanes Kepler, and Louis XIV a part of the enlightenment?

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Anderson Holland · Answer 1

Yes, Galileo Galilei, the heliocentric theory, Issac Newton, Johannes Kepler Louis XIV was a part of the enlightenment.

Explanation:

Only Louis XIV exactly belong to the Age of Enlightenment (existed in the 1700s) and others were the part of the Age of Science (existed in the 1600s and before). These periods introduced various and countless new ideas and concepts to the Europeans society and to the world.

Since they didn't belong to that time yet they served as part of the Enlightened period. Their contributions to society in science and other technology were influenced by many people.

Their ideas were expanded in the future to discover new concepts. Even modern institutions in the future using their ideas to learn the Scientific Revolution.