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122. Galileo Galilei http://www.weltchronik.de/bio/cethegus/g/galilei.html

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123. Galileo Galilei Quotes galileo galilei All truths are easy to understand once they are discovered; thepoint is to discover them. http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/g/galileogal136976.html

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124. IMDb Title Search Martins Starworld ASTRONOMIE GESCHICHTE DER ASTRONOMIE - Translate this page galileo galilei 1564 (Pisa) - 1642 (Arcetri bei Florenz). galileo galilei SeinVater wollte ursprünglich, daß Galilei Kaufmann wird, doch änderte dieser http://www.imdb.com/Title?Galileo Galilei (1989) (TV)

125. Galileo His father was Vincenzo galilei, a gifted musician, composer and galileo wasthe oldest of seven children borne to Vincenzo and his wife Giulia http://www.twingroves.district96.k12.il.us/Renaissance/University/Galileo/Galile

Galileo Galilei Liberal Education Inventions da Vinci Alchemy ... Return to University of Padua Welcome, welcome! I understand you wish to learn a little about Galileo. I knew him well. He was my private tutor in mathematics. Oh, forgive me. I have not introduced myself. I am Guidobaldi del Monte. I am a patron of the University of Pisa and have many connections with the University of Padua as well. I took private lessons in mathematics from Galileo when he was making his living doing such lessons. Talk to Guidobaldi about Galileo Explore Galileo Outside of Virtual Renaissance Talk to Guidobaldi about Galileo We would talk many times of his life. His father was Vincenzo Galilei, a gifted musician, composer and mathematician who greatly influenced his young son. Galileo was the oldest of seven children borne to Vincenzo and his wife Giulia Ammannati on February 15, 1564 in Pisa. As a young boy, Galileo loved to paint and often said that if he could have chosen a path to take in life, it would have been as a painter, not a mathematician. He also wished to join the Jesuit order when he was 14 after having attended the Jesuit school at the monastery of Vallombrosa, just outside the city of Florence. His family had moved to Florence when Galileo was ten. But his father had other ideas. since they were not a rich family, his father wanted Galileo to become a cloth merchant. Galileo objected vehemently but eventually chose another career path of his father's choosing, that of medicine. He started studying medicine at the age of 17 at the University of Pisa. It was here that he earned the nickname, "The Wrangler" because of his constant questioning and arguing against anything his professors said that could not be backed up by solid proof. He turned from medicine to mathematics and science. However, he was forced to leave the university in 1585 due to lack of funds. The university offered scholarships to poor students but with Galileo's reputation as a troublemaker, it is doubtful that he was even considered. It is at this time in his life that I met him, as he made a living teaching private mathematics lessons. He was so brilliant, that I intervened on his behalf at the University of Pisa and helped him become a professor of mathematics there.

126. The Scientists: Galileo. galileo (galilei), astronomer, mathematician, and physicist was another of thosegreat antiAristotelian scientists of the age, such as Johann Kepler http://www.blupete.com/Literature/Biographies/Science/Galileo.htm

[Back To The Scientists List] Galileo Galileo (Galilei), astronomer, mathematician, and physicist was another of those great anti-Aristotelian scientists of the age, such as Johann Kepler (1571-1630) who also published laws of planetary motion. These great men came to their great discoveries because of their scientific view of Nature. They were a new breed of philosophers, natural philosophers, or scientists as we call them today. They did not dwell long on the useless question: Why do things happen? They asked: "How do things happen? Galileo was an Italian. At the age of 19 he discovered the principle of isochronism that each oscillation of a pendulum takes the same time despite changes in amplitude. Soon thereafter he became known for his ideas on hydrostatic balance; and, further, his treatise on the center of gravity of falling bodies. He found experimentally that bodies do not fall with velocities proportional to their weights, a conclusion received with hostility because it contradicted the accepted teaching of Aristotle . Galileo discovered that the path of a projectile is a parabola, and he is credited with anticipating

127. Galilei, Galileo (1564-1642) galilei, galileo. Born February 15, 1564, Pisa Died January 8, 1642, Arcetri (nearFlorence). Physicist, astronomer, mathematician, philosopher, inventor http://www.astro.uni-bonn.de/~pbrosche/persons/pers_galilei.html

History of Astronomy Persons Persons (G) Galilei, Galileo Born: February 15, 1564, Pisa Died: January 8, 1642, Arcetri (near Florence) Physicist, astronomer, mathematician, philosopher, inventor Note: Often called simply Galileo. This have to be taken into account when searching the Web or data bases. External documents Biographies, bibliographies and references Biographical data and references Short biography and references (MacTutor Hist. Math.) Short biography and references (in German) Biography Biography From the Catholic Encyclopedia, 1913 Short biography and references Short biography and links Short biography (3 Dec 1998: disappeared) Short biography (Eric Weisstein's Treasure Trove) Very short biography Britannica Online entries The Galileo Project by Albert Van Helden Domus Galilaeana (in Italian) A centre of documentation and study on the works of Galileo (16 Nov 1995: texts in English no longer available) Andrea (3 Dec 1998: disappeared) A virtual exhibition on the scientific thought of Galileo.

128. GALILEI; Galileo; 1564-1642; ITA He Achieved The First Telescopic galilei; galileo; 15641642; ITA. He achieved the first telescopic astronomicalobservations thanks to a small refractor he biuld in 1610 he discovered the http://www.astrosurf.com/cielextreme/page89E.html

Prior Astronomer Next Astronomer Back to List GALILEI; Galileo; 1564-1642; ITA He achieved the first telescopic astronomical observations thanks to a small refractor he biuld in 1610: he discovered the Moon's mountains, the four "galilean" satellites of Jupiter on January 7th 1610. He managed to resolve the Milky Way into stars and also the cluster M44 (this lead to the persistent belief that all nebulae could be resolved into stars).

129. Biografia Galileo Translate this page galileo nació en Pisa en 1564. Su padre, Vincenzo galilei fue un músico deindudable espíritu renovador, defensor del cambio de una música religiosa http://www.ecm.ub.es/team/Historia/galileo/biografia.html

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130. The Galileo Project | Biography | Home Text, design, and layout by Megan Wilde for the Electronic Text Center.This biography is based upon information culled from The galileo Project website. http://galileo.rice.edu/bio/

Galileo's Biography Early Life Galileo and the Pendulum Galileo On Motion Galileo's Mechanical Devices ... Text-Only Version Text, design, and layout by Megan Wilde for the Electronic Text Center. This biography is based upon information culled from The Galileo Project website.

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132. ENTRY POINT No part of this electronic representation of galileo s manuscript Ms. Gal.72 may be used for publication or for commercial purposes without explicit and http://www.mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de/Galileo_Prototype/MAIN.HTM

Joint Project of Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale, Florence Istituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza, Florence Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Berlin Pirelli INTERNET IONAL AWARD '98 winner No part of this electronic representation of Galileo's manuscript Ms. Gal. 72 may be used for publication or for commercial purposes without explicit and written permission by the Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale, Florence, Piazza Cavalleggeri 1, 50121 Florence, Italy, Phone: 055/249191, Fax 055/2342482, e-mail: informazioni@bncf.firenze.sbn.it By entering this site I confirm that I have read this statement and that I accept the condition. I accept. I do not accept. Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Firenze, Piazza Cavalleggeri 1, 50121 Firenze, Italia, tel. 055/249191, fax 055/2342482, E.mail: informazioni@bncf.firenze.sbn.it Accetto le condizioni sopra descritte. Non accetto le condizioni sopra descritte. Galileo's notes on motion and mechanics document his work on mechanical problems over a period of more than forty years. The manuscript consists of more than 300 pages. They contain numerous short texts in Latin and Italian, representing sketches of proofs, but also extended drafts intended for publication, calculations, tables of calculated numbers, diagrams, and even some documents pertaining to experiments performed by Galileo. The manuscript is considered the essential source of information on the intellectual route followed by Galileo in achieving the insights he submitted in the Discorsi

133. NOVA | Galileo's Battle For The Heavens | PBS Explore the companion site to the NOVA program on the 17th century scientistGalileo and his struggle to persuade church authorities of the truth behind his http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/galileo/

window.self.name = "expe_parent"; His Life Explore an illustrated chronology of Galileo's life and work. His Place in Science Author Dava Sobel details why Galileo is the father of modern science. His Telescope (and Sir Isaac's) Galileo's refractor and Newton's reflector remain the two standard types of optical telescopes today. His Big Mistake How and why Galileo got it wrong about the tides. His Experiments: Introduction Falling Objects See how Galileo proved that light objects fall just as fast as heavy ones. Projectiles Does an object falling straight down reach the ground faster than one that also has lateral motion? Inclined Planes Play Galileo and calculate the rate of acceleration due to gravity using an inclined plane. Pendulums Experiment with our online version of a pendulum. TV Program Description Library Resource Kit Teacher's Guide Program Transcript ... Credits To hear about upcoming NOVA programs and Web sites, subscribe to our bulletin Support authoritative science programming like NOVA by making a pledge to your local PBS station today. Pledge now.

134. Matematicos de Napier Le lleva a la página de Kepler http://www.mat.usach.cl/histmat/html/gali.html

Tenía setenta y nueve años de edad y su cabello y su barba eran tan blancos como la espuma. Sus ojos, que miraron al cielo a través de sus telescopios y observaron más que cualquier ser humano desde el principio de los tiempos, estaban apagados por la edad. Su reputación de ser uno de los más brillantes científicos de su tiempo fue la razón de que reyes, reinas disputaran sus servicios. Ahora estaba arrodillado ante el temido tribunal de la Inquisición, obligado a confesar públicamente un error que no era error: " Yo Galileo Galilei..., abandono la falsa opinión... de que el Sol es el centro (del Universo) y está inmóvil....Abjuro, maldigo y detesto los dichos errores". Algunos dicen que cuando el anciano se puso de pie murmuró para sus adentros: "E pur si muove" : Y sin embargo (la Tierra) se mueve (alrededor del Sol). Newton "Doy gracias a Dios, que ha tenido a bien hacerme el primero en observar las maravillas ocultas a los siglos pasados. Me he cerciorado de que la Luna es un cuerpo semejante a la Tierra...He contemplado una multitud de estrellas fijas que nunca antes se observaron....Pero la mayor maravilla de todas ellas es el descubrimiento de cuatro nuevos planetas (cuatro satélites de Júpiter)...He observado que se mueven alrededor del Sol".

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