Mander's Madness

2. _________ system or geocentric system. Ptolemy's view of the stars and planets.
4. The systematic study of the natural world through observation and experimentation in order to formulate general laws.
5. The student of Leucippus, who made an analogy of his teachers thinking.
7. Known as the father of life sciences.
9. He built on Anaximenes' thinking and historians believe that he proposed that all matter is composed of atoms.
10. A list of items needed to conduct an experiment.
13. An ancient form of paper made from a plant with the same name.
14. He believed air was the most basic material in nature.
15. What happens after finishing an experiment.
16. _______ generation. The idea that living organisms can be spontaneously formed from non-living substances.
17. An Egyptian physicist who was well known for his medical knowledge.

1. A Greek scientist who studied the sky to explain how the planets and stars moved.
2. A series of of instructions on what order to perform the experiment in.
3. A summary of an experiment.
6. studied the heavens and was one of the first to attempt a complete description of the planets and stars.
7. One of Thales' students who studied living organisms to try to explain the origin of the human race.
8. A statement describing what you think will happen in an experiment.
11. He did great work in mathematics using much of that work to forward science.
12. A sentence or two explains why the experiment is being performed.