Johannes kepler (157 1 year 65438+February 27th-1630 165438+ 10/5) was a German astronomer and mathematician. Kepler was a key figure in the scientific revolution in the17th century.

His most famous achievement is Kepler's law, which was later refined by astronomers according to his works "New Astronomy", "Harmony of the World" and "Summary of Copernican Astronomy". These masterpieces had a great influence on isaac newton and inspired Newton to put forward Newton's law of universal gravitation.

2. galileo galilei

Galileo galilei (1564 February 15- 1642 June 5438+0.8), an Italian physicist, mathematician, astronomer and philosopher, was an important figure in the scientific revolution. His achievements include improving the telescope and its astronomical observation, and supporting Copernicus' Heliocentrism.

3. Francois Viete

Francois Viete (French: Fran? ois VIète； Latin: franciscus vieta; ; 1540-16031213),1one of the most influential mathematicians in France in the 6th century.

His research work laid the foundation for the development of modern mathematics. He was also a lawyer, a royal consultant, and worked for Henry III and Henry IV.

4. christiaan huygens

Christiaan huygens (Netherlands: christiaan huygens,1April 62914-1July 8, 695), a Dutch physicist, astronomer and mathematician, was the discoverer of Titan. He also discovered the Orion Nebula and Saturn's rings.

5. Andre-Marie Ampere

Andre-Marie Ampè re (French: André-Marie Ampère, FRS,177565438+1October 20th-1836 June 10) is a French physicist and mathematician, and one of the founders of classical electromagnetism. In order to commemorate his contribution, the current unit "ampere" in the international system of units is named after his surname.