What Gross Tester invented

Glasses were invented.

Robert Grossetestec. 1170-1253) was a medieval English theologian and philosopher. He studied theology at the University of Paris, then studied and taught at the University of Oxford, and in 12151221 became Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford.

In 1229 he was first lecturer of the Franciscans at the University of Oxford, and in 1235 he was bishop of Lincoln. He was the first to propose the application of magnifying devices, and his student Roger Bacon invented spectacles based on the ideas he proposed.

Grostest, Rgrosseteste) and Rogier"Bacon took up this radical tradition in the 13th century, thus linking it with the 12th-century view of science as a scientia. Grosteste surpassed Aristotle.

Although he agreed with the scientific induction-deduction method, he showed that deduction should be tested by observation and experiment. In particular, he referred to the knowledge that enables the submission of experimental methods as "the science of special proofs", which makes Scientia appear more "recent". Unlike Grostest, Rogil"Bacon did not incorporate experiments into Aristotle's inductive-deductive system in order to gain a little more certainty.

His "new science" was able to offer philosophers something "never before" "after experiments". His experimental science has three significant advantages: other sciences do not have unique or complete knowledge without it, it is able to add new knowledge to science, and it is capable of creating new subsciences.

In fact, in 13th-century universities, students were encouraged to move beyond the introductory three arts and four subjects into the more advanced physica, or natural sciences. Although in Rogier"The Baconic era was a turning point in the concept of science, but Grossteste and Rogier"Bacon still uses scientia the old way.

In the 13th century, Grosstey, a bishop of England, was the first to propose the application of magnifying devices. Specifically, a magnifying glass.

In the 13th century, Glostester in England was the first to propose the application of magnifying devices, and Bacon designed and manufactured eyesight-enhancing glasses.

Robert Grosteste (c. 1175 9 October 1253) was an English statesman, scholastic, theologian, and Archbishop of London. Grosteste was born into a poor family in Stradbroke, Suffolk.

Cromby called him "the true founder of the Oxford tradition of scientific thinking, and, to some extent, the founder of the English intellectual tradition." He was the first to propose the application of magnification devices.

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