Choose the correct christian scientist for each discovery. law of gravitation: . vaccines: . atomic theory: . three laws of motion: . falsified spontaneous generation: . disease-causing bacteria: .

law of gravitation: Isaac Newton: In 1666, when he was 23 years old, Isaac Newton, a lonely English mathematician and physicist, is reported to have seen an apple fall from an apple tree. Of course, like countless people, he has seen this happen. But this time the fact left the English scientist so intrigued that, right there, he asked the question: "why do bodies fall? " Reasoning about this problem, Newton came to the conclusion that bodies fall because they are attracted to a force, which he called the force of gravity.vaccines: Louis Pasteur: Pasteur's experience with vaccines came when he was studying avian cholera, a disease caused by Pasteurella multocida. A Pasteur assistant went on vacation and left an accidentally forgotten culture in the lab. When he returned, the aged culture was no longer effective in infecting the birds. Pasteur then did a second experiment in which these chickens were infected with a new, virulent culture (causing disease). To their surprise the chickens survived the challenge.Atomic theory: John Dalton: Dalton taught math. Did most of his research. As a celibate, Dalton lived for 26 years with the Reverend Willians Johns. He joined the Literary and Philosophical Society. He made some discoveries about gas formation, evaporation, heat expansion, meteorology, and vapors. His further experiments led to the Atomic Theory, the best known to date. Dalton made a table of atomic weights based on mathematical and chemistry calculations.three laws of motion: Issac Newton: Among the many discoveries made by the English genius Isaac Newton, there are the three laws of motion. These laws carry the name of the scientist to this day and are known as Newton's First, Second, and Third Laws. Falsified spontaneous generation: Louis Pasteur: Louis Pasteur was a French scientist who was able to prove definitively that living beings originate only from other living beings, that is, he showed that the theory of spontaneous generation was false. His experiments were encouraged by the French Academy of Sciences in the 1860s, which offered a prize to anyone who conducted a definitive experiment on the true origin of microorganisms. Disease-causing bacteria: Louis Pasteur: Increasingly engaged in infectious disease research, Louis Pasteur has discovered three disease-causing bacteria in men: staphylococci, streptococci and pneumococci. Another very important contribution made by Pasteur was the discovery of the rabies transmitting agent that at the time could not be seen under the microscope, thus showing the world of viruses.