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Galileo Galilei Facts

7 Facts Which you probably don't know

Here we got some 7 fascinating facts about Galileo Galilei. So let's start:- 



Intro:-


Galileo Galilei (February 15, 1564- January 8, 1642) was an Italian scientist who was instrumental in the scientific revolution of his day. His most notable achievements include advancements in telescope design, which led to his greater body of work supporting the theories of Copernicanism.


Fact 1:-

 Galileo has been called the "father of modern observational astronomy," the "father of modern physics," the "father of science," and "the father of modern science."

Fact 2:-

 Some of Galileo's chief contributions to applied science was in the improvements to telescope technology, along with better military compasses and other scientific tools.


Fact 3:-

 Galileo's work with more advanced telescopic properties allowed him to discover the phases of Venus, four of Jupiter's moons, and sunspots.


Fact 4:-

 He was a very controversial figure in his day for his work in the heliocentric study.
His fellow astronomers opposed his theories and his obsessing over Copernicus' work.

Fact 5:-

In 1615, the Roman Inquisition investigated the matter and declared it to be in violation of church teachings; Galileo was forbidden to continue writing and supporting heliocentric ideas.

Fact 6:-

 He was eventually tried by the church and found the suspect of heresy. The church forced him to recant his teachings and he was made to spend the rest of his life under house arrest.


Fact 7:-

 While imprisoned in his home, Galileo wrote some of his most well-received and well-known works.



Bonus Fact :




8:-On August 25, 2009, was celebrated in a Google Doodle on the 400th anniversary of Telescope.
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