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What did Francis Bacon help discover?
the scientific method
How did Francis Bacon invent the barometer?
Francis Bacon isn't given credit for inventing the barometer because he did not invent it. It's appearance in the 17th century is generally credited to Evangelista Torricelli, though Gasparo Berti and Rene Decarte built or described similar instruments. A link can be found below to check facts and learn more.
When was Francis Bacon born?
Francis Bacon was born on October 28, 1909.
When was Francis Thomas Bacon born?
Francis Thomas Bacon was born in 1904.
Francis Bacon Where did he married?
It is not known where Francis Bacon got married. Francis Bacon married Alice Barnham when he was 45 years old and she was only 14.
When did Francis Bacon invent the barometer?
1635
What did Francis Bacon invent or do?
scientific method
What year did Francis Bacon invent the barometer?
1992
What did Francis Bacon help discover?
the scientific method
Did Francis Bacon invent something?
Francis Bacon introduced the concept of empiricism, as well as the Baconian method. Some accredit him as being the starter of the Industrial Revolution.
Why did Francis Bacon invent the barometer?
because he might have been wandering what the are pressure was
What year did Francis Bacon invent the scientific method?
I think sometime in the 1600's
How did Francis Bacon invent the barometer?
Francis Bacon isn't given credit for inventing the barometer because he did not invent it. It's appearance in the 17th century is generally credited to Evangelista Torricelli, though Gasparo Berti and Rene Decarte built or described similar instruments. A link can be found below to check facts and learn more.
Did Francis bacon play sports?
HAHA BACON! That's a funny name and no francis bacon did not
Who first asserted that scientists should conduct narrow experiments to answer specific quesrions?
Francis Bacon
When was Francis Bacon born?
Francis Bacon was born on October 28, 1909.
Why was Francis Bacon famous?
Francis Bacon was famous for contributing to the Scientific Method.
