1. In the scientific revolution, many people contributed to it. For instance, Copernicus created the heliocentric model of the universe. As for Brahe, he produced a lot of astronomical data, which was eventually used by his successors. Kepler, one of Brahe’s assistants/successors, contributed information on the orbits of the planets. Then, Galileo provided his discoveries from a telescope facing the heavens, popularized the Copernican system, and articulated a concept of a universe subject to mathematical laws. Next, Newton discovered the laws of gravitation. In my opinion, I think Galileo made the most important contribution to the scientific revolution. I say this, because with his help we now understand a lot more about the universe. As