The boxes below contain the events that describe the stages in the scientific revolution according to Kuhn. The upper portion of each box is the stage of scientific revolution while the lower portion is the event that corresponds to the stage. Fill in the empty portions of the box and connect them with arrows to show the order of the events. The Scientific Revolution According to Khun The sun is the center of the solar system and the Reformulation of universe is mechanical in physical laws to fit nature governed by heliocentrism gravitation The earth is the center of Heliocentrism challenges the universe and Geocentrism universal order is divine Anomaly Stage

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