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3. a person engaged or learned in philosophy, esspecially as an academic dicipline
4. the principle or habit of reason of the supreme authority in matters of opinion, belief, or conduct
7. astronomer, mathmatician
9. controbutions to astronomy,disocvered jupiters moons, advancing telescope technolody, and declaring the earth revolves around the sun
10. time period where philosophers or people use reason or the scientific method to discover more
11. prodigy child, wrote first symphony when he was eight years old and his first opera at 12, wrote some of the most important materpieces of the Classical era: symphonies, opers, string quarteres, and piano music
12. earth-centered

1. english pholosopher, mathmatician: formulator of the law of gravitaion
2. three laws of planetary motion int the early 17th century
5. argued that human reason could then develop laws that would explain the fundamental workings of nature
6. sun-centered
8. a method of procedures that has characterized natural science since the 27th century