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GalileoThe Man Who Changed Our

Views of the Heavens and Earth



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Galileo Galilei

• The way that we

view and study the

world changed the

day that Galileolooked up at the

stars.



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Galileo Galilei’s Life

• Galileo was born into

nobility; however, his

family was not rich.

• The fact that Galileowas not rich was the

catalyst that would

enrich the world.



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• On February 15, 1564

• Giulia degli

Ammannati gives

birth to Galileo Galilei,son of Vincenzo

Galilei of Florence.



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• 1579

• Galileo who was

studying at the

monastery of SantaMaria di Vallombrosa,

considers joining the

order.



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• 1585

• Galileo completes

his fourth year of

studies and

returns to Florence

without a degree.



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• 1592

• Galileo appointed

the chair of

mathematics at the

university of

Padua.



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• 1593

• Invents a horse drivenpump for raisingwater

• In 1594 a patent isgranted to Galileofrom the VenetianSenate.



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• 1597

• Galileo gives privatelessons to studentson Euclid, arithmetic,

fortification,surveying,cosmography, optics,and the use of thesector.



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• 1599

• Begins a

relationship with

Marina Gamba, a

woman he never

marries.



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• 1600

• Marina Gamba gives

birth to a daughter

who is baptizedVirginia, who later

takes the name Maria

Celeste.



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• 1601

• Marina Gamba gives

birth to a second

daughter who isbaptized Livia, who

later takes the name

Arcangela.



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• 1607

• Marina Gamba

gives birth to

Galileo’s only son

Vinzenzio



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• 1606/7

• Invents the first

thermometer.

Which is not very

accurate.



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• 1608/9

• Galileo

constructs/improves

a hydrostatic

balance device.



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• 1609

• Galileo duplicatesthe Hans’s

invention andmakes a threepoweredtelescope.



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• 1610

• On 7 January Galileoobserves three fixedstars near Jupiter; by15 January he hasfigured out that thereare four moons of Jupiter.



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• 1613

• Galileo’s letters arepublished by theLincean Academy in

Rome in the paper History and Demonstrations about Sunspots and their Properties.



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• 1615

• Galileo goes to

Rome to defend

the Copernican

postion.



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• 1616

• Cardinal

Bellarmine gives a

warning not to hold

or defend the

Copernican theory.



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• 1623

• Galileo’s friend,Cardinal Maffeo

Barberini iselected Pope andtakes the nameUrban VIII.



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• 1624

• Pope Urban VIIIassured Galileo thathe could write aboutthe Copernican theoryas long as he treatedit as a mathematicalhypothesis.



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• 1630

• Galileo’s “Dialogue

Concerning the

Two Chief World

Systems” is

finished.



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• 1632

• Pope Urban VIIIsends him notificationthat if he does not

come to Romevoluntarily he will bearrested and broughtto Rome in chains.



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• 1633

• Urban VIII decidesthat Galileo will be

placed under house arrest,which lasts therest of his life.



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• 1634

• Galileo's daughter,

Maria Celeste,

dies.





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• 1637

• Galileo writes to

his friend Elia

Diodati that he haslost vision in his

right eye.





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• 1638

• By this point

Galileo has lost

vision in his lefteye and is now

totally blind.





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• 1641

• Galileo conceives

of the pendulum

clock.





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• 1642

• Galileo dies in

Arcetri on 8

January.





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Bibliography

• Van Helden, Al. The Galileo Project. 1995. 27 Nov. 2005.

http://galileo.rice.edu/index.html>.



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