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Father of Modern Science Astronomy 201 Sandy Wendt Galileo Galilei Father of Modern Science Astronomy 201 Sandy Wendt

Major Role in Scientific Revolution February 15, 1564 - January 8, 1642 Physicist Mathematician Astronomer Philosopher

Galileo’s Research Years 1581- studied medicine 1589 –1592 – studied math and physics 1592- 1607- Padua University Developed Law of Inertia 1609- Built telescope Earth’s moon Jupiter’s moons

Galileo’s Later Years Dialogue- Two Chief World Systems 1633- Rome Controversy develops 1633- Rome Heresy trial Imprisoned 1642- Dies

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