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Scientific Revolution
Habitat	Modern
Type	Civilization
Generator Stats
Base Cost	Ideas 863,000
Base Production	Ideas 719/sec
Requires	Astrolabe Global Trade Heliocentrism
Chronology
Previous	Age of Exploration
Next	Industrial Revolution

Scientific Revolution is the 7th Civilization and the 1st Modern Civilization generator obtained in the Primary Simulation, which can generate Ideas Ideas.

Design

The icon for the Scientific Revolution is an orrery - a revolving model of the sun and planets in our solar system, made of brass.

Description

"As the European Renaissance came to a close, new ideas about math, biology, chemistry, physics, and astronomy changed the way we thought about the world. With the emergence of modern science, human's intellectual progress as a species gets a sudden boost of speed."

Upgrades

Scientific Revolution has 9 upgrades, increasing the generator efficiency with a total x14.30511 multiplier.

Icon	Name	Description	Cost	Efficiency	Requires
	Biology	The study of natural life and living organisms. We begin to understand how our own bodies work—and those of the animals and plants around us.	Ideas 2.3e6	25%	Scientific Revolution Microscope
	Rifle	A firearm newly designed for precision shooting. With improved aim and stability, we get even better at hunting game—and even better at killing each other on the battlefield.	Ideas 2.88e6	25%	Musket Scientific Revolution
	3 Laws of Motion	Discovered by Sir Isaac Newton. 1) Objects in motion stay in motion, and objects at rest stay at rest. 2) Acceleration is produced when a force acts on a mass. 3) For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.	Ideas 3.45e6	25%	Calculus
	Pasteurization	French chemist Louis Pasteur discovered that boiling wine would kill the bacteria that caused it to go sour. When we apply this process to milk, we discover one of the most effective ways of rendering our food safe from bacterial infection.	Ideas 5.75e6	25%	Biology
	Law of Gravity	Another Sir Isaac Newton discovery. All things with mass or energy are brought towards each other. This teaches us how weight is given to physical objects, and how the tides work, as well as laying the groundwork for much of physics.	Ideas 6.9e6	25%	3 Laws of Motion
	Optics	With new knowledge about physics, we discover the laws that govern the behavior and properties of light.	Ideas 8.62e6	25%	Scientific Revolution Microscope
	Composition of Light	We discover the different elements that create light. Who knew that something we take for granted could be so complex?	Ideas 2.3e7	25%	Law of Gravity Optics
	Turbine	A rotary mechanical device that is used to generate energy.	Ideas 2.05e10	50%	Calculus 50 Scientific Revolution
	Standardized Time	When the whole world uses the same clock, it makes it easier to coordinate and communicate.	Ideas 6.5e24	100%	Scientific Revolution Longitude

Achievements

Icon	Name	Description	Requires
	... Well Now I'm Just Confused	To know that we know what we know, and to know that we do not know what we do not know, that is true knowledge. —Nicolaus Copernicus.	25 Scientific Revolution
	Getting Mooned	In 1609 Galileo Galilei observed the four largest moons of Jupiter. By observing their orbit, he disproved the commonly accepted belief at the time that all celestial movement centered around the Earth.	50 Scientific Revolution
	Hooked on a Micro-Feeling	In 1664, the first ever microscope was invented by Robert Hooke. This opened up the world of microscopic organisms to human observation.	100 Scientific Revolution
	Elemental, My Dear Watson	In 1669 Hennig Brand became the first person to discover and isolate a new chemical element when he discovered phosphorus.	150 Scientific Revolution
	Amazing Anatomy	One of the first people to perform human dissection to study anatomy was the Flemish scientist Andreas Vesalius. His treatise "De Humani Corporis Fabrica" is one of the first accurate books on human anatomy.	250 Scientific Revolution

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