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Drag and drop the scientists and philosophers with the contributions to Physics.
came up with laws about motion, including gravity, and published a book called Principia
discovered that Earth was like a big magnet
discovered x-rays
discovered electrons
conducted an experiment to determine how much Earth weighs
proposed that Earth revolved around the sun
paved the way to calculus by introducing methods to explain his calculations
came up with laws about motion, including gravity, and published a book called Principia
discovered that Earth was like a big magnet
discovered x-rays
discovered electrons
conducted an experiment to determine how much Earth weighs
proposed that Earth revolved around the sun
paved the way to calculus by introducing methods to explain his calculations
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Here are the scientists and philosophers matched with their contributions to Physics:
1. **Isaac Newton** - came up with laws about motion, including gravity, and published a book called Principia.
2. **William Gilbert** - discovered that Earth was like a big magnet.
3. **Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen** - discovered x-rays.
4. **J.J. Thomson** - discovered electrons.
5. **Henry Cavendish** - conducted an experiment to determine how much Earth weighs.
6. **Nicolaus Copernicus** - proposed that Earth revolved around the sun.
7. **Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz** - paved the way to calculus by introducing methods to explain his calculations.
Feel free to ask if you need more information about any of these contributions!
1. **Isaac Newton** - came up with laws about motion, including gravity, and published a book called Principia.
2. **William Gilbert** - discovered that Earth was like a big magnet.
3. **Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen** - discovered x-rays.
4. **J.J. Thomson** - discovered electrons.
5. **Henry Cavendish** - conducted an experiment to determine how much Earth weighs.
6. **Nicolaus Copernicus** - proposed that Earth revolved around the sun.
7. **Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz** - paved the way to calculus by introducing methods to explain his calculations.
Feel free to ask if you need more information about any of these contributions!
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