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Galileo GalileiPresentation by
  • Joyce Massey
  • Sara Fisher
  • Debbie Bassette

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Family
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Welcome to the world of Galileo
  • Born Feb. 15, 1504 in Pisa, Italy
  • Parents are Vincenzo Galilei and Giulia degli
    Ammannati
  • Mother of his children was Marina Gamba,
    Galileos housekeeper

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Galileo's Daughters
  • Virginia was oldest daughter and first child
  • Livia was second child and youngest daughter

Virginia
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The Life of Virginia and Livia
  • Galileo placed daughters in convent for life
  • Daughters were too young to make own decisions
  • Virginia changed her name to Sister Maria Celeste
  • Livia changed her name to Sister Arcangela

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Vincenzio Galilei
  • Born in 1606
  • Galileos youngest child

Son
Galileo's
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WHAT WAS HAPPENING DURING GALILEO'S
LIFETIME 1500'S - 1600'S
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  • Europe books were written mainly by monks for
    other churchmen and for rulers.
  • Most were portions of the Bible and some
    classical texts
  • Written with a quill pen by monks
  • The works of classical authors were copied and
    annotated.

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  • American Gothic (1930) was painted by the
    20th-century American artist Grant Wood.
  • It is Woods most famous painting, and depicts a
    farmer and his wife in a style influenced by
    15th-century
  • Depicts rural America

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15th Century
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RENAISSANCE ART
  • Churches (15th century onward) were constructed
    in Italy and then north of the Alps.
  • Composed of lucid arcades, files of columns, and
    domes

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16th century
  • The rapier was introduced in Italy, and the art
    of fencing was established in schools.
  • A dagger in the other hand, and later a folded
    cloak, replaced the shield.
  • Eventually the non sword arm was left free and
    held away from the sword arm to minimize the
    target area.

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16th century
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1600s
  • children's book, called the hornbook, appeared
  • It consisted of a printed page covered by a
    transparent sheet of horn and mounted on a square
    of wood with a handle at one end for the child to
    hold.
  • Used for elementary instruction
  • contained alphabets, the Lord's Prayer, Roman
    numerals, and the like.

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Galileo's Accomplishments
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"In questions of science, the authority of a
thousand is not worth the humblereasoning of a
single individual" Galileo
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Galileo Timeline
  • Taught by monks
  • 1581 entered University of Pisa to study medicine
  • 1583 discovered laws of the pendulum
  • 1585 quit University and studies on his own

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Time Line (cont.)
  • 1594 Receives 1st patent
  • 1605 taught Prince of Tuscany during the summer
  • 1606/1607 invents thermo scope (a primitive
    thermometer)
  • 1609 appointed Chief Mathematician of the
    University of Pisa and Philosopher and
    Mathematician to the Grand Duke
  • 1589 1592 moves onto teaching position at
    University of Pisa
  • Teaches math (no degree)
  • His contract was not renewed when he teaches
    theories that are contradictory to Aristotle
  • 1592 Becomes chair of Mathematics at the
    University of Padua

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  • 1609- Jupiters Moons

1609 Own version of spyglass Later called
telescope
Inventions Discoveries
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1610 Phases of Venus (Copernican
System revolves around sun)
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Copernican system Venus should exhibit a complete
set of phases over time as viewed from the Earth
because it is illuminated from the centre of its
orbit.
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Little attention was paid to the Copernican
system until Galileo discovered evidence to
support it.
  • 1633 He was convinced that some planets do not
    circle the earth, he began to speak and write in
    favor of the Copernican system.
  • His attempts to publicize the Copernican system
  • He was tried by authorities.
  • Forced to repudiate his beliefs and writings, the
    powerful theory could not be suppressed.
  • Denounced from the church
  • Is placed under house arrest for supporting
    Copernican Theory (that the earth moves)
  • Which he remains under for the rest of his life.

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Galileo
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1642 dies January 8Buried in Florence, Italy
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ACTIVITY
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