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Galileo Galilei
Galileo Galilei: A biography by Sherrie Smith Harken then to this great and new wonder. The first discover of the solar spots, as also of all other celestial novelties, was our Lincean academician and he discovered them in the year 1610, wrote Galileo about himself in his Dialogue on the Great ... More> Galileo's discoveries and how they have influenced our lives by Jerges Cervantes Galileo Galilei, was an Italian inventor, mathematician, astronomer, physicist, and philosopher who lived between 1564 and 1642. His discoveries let to radical, as well as controversial, changes in his time. However, what discoveries did he make tha... More>
	How Galileo contributed to what is known about the solar system by Jerry Curtis Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) contributed to what we know about the solar system in several significant ways: He was the first to use a telescope to systematically observe the heavens. His observations about Earth’s sun, Moon, and stars of the M... More> Exploring the question of freedom offered by atheism by Dr.Liew I strongly advocate that Atheism offers much more freedom than believers especially in terms of thoughts. Believers of all faiths are normally bound by a set of doctrines, and will not or dare not think beyond those religious guidelines, or think ou... More>
How we define science by Charles Peterson Science means a collection of facts, ideas, and procedures that represent learning in a branch of knowledge. How does science come up with these ideas? There is a method to its madness. I say madness because when an idea is new everybody is against ... More> The oceans and atmosphere of Ganymede by A. Jacobina Poulsen In January of 1610, Galileo Galilei discovered four celestial bodies orbiting Jupiter. At first, he thought they were stars and named them Cosimo Sidera (Cosimo's Stars) after Cosimo de Medici, his former employer from whom he now sought monetary su... More>
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