How to pronounce“Galileo”in English

Galileo's announcement.

Galileo's own name is considerably smaller than this announcement of the Medician moons.

galileo's era where the arguments you know not as rigorously worked out so then i can say the proper arguments that you know the further arguments there but

Galileo's first look through a telescope we could get from this really dim fake

There's Galileo's law of falling bodies, which is a parabola, a beautiful shape.

Before Galileo's time, the center of the Renaissance, the center of the Enlightenment was in Italy.

on Galileo's observations of balls rolling down inclined planes supposedly fall falling off the Leaning Tower of Pisa but that's probably apocryphal in

And that's Galileo's proof that heavy things don't fall faster than light things leaving friction aside.

Instead of landing on Galileo's retina, they land on these superconducting sensors that were built up at JPL.

A lot of Galileo's most famous ideas that we know him for actually were first communicated in the form of a book in dialogue form.

first opera he's Galileo's principal Patron he's the man who introduces Galileo to the mai so as a sense he's responsible for some of the great

of my book galileo's era is more experimental so the first four chapters are the cold-blooded case for the panzerkist

to Galileo right that restricts Galileo's thinking right when he's in house arrest is he going to come up with a new theory is he going to discover new

it wasn't until Galileo's work uh around 1610 that actual evidence for the

So we ended up putting this telescope-- instead of in Galileo's hands, we put it a mount that we tested here in Caltech, and then we shipped it down

So if you see here, Galileo's depicting the Pleiades, the Seven Sisters, in an interesting, unique fashion.

also had to unlike that telescope or galileo's we had to use very sensitive detectors that were cooled less than 1 20th of the

You saw, at the beginning, I was playing around with the WorldWide Telescope tour that explains how important Galileo's discovery of the moons

that's the academic book also very good i flew through it last night uh bought it and then obviously the popular book is uh galileo's era foundations for a

it's written in the form of a trilog it's actually called the dialogue but it's three people there's one named salviati who is espousing galileo's

William Harvey-- the great scientist who discovered circulation of the blood-- as a young man went to Galileo's lectures.

For example, it behaves Galileo's law falling bodies.

was a proud moment as i talk about him my book galileo's era i managed to persuade him he was wrong about something just just a

about from the beginning is if you're talking about galileo's work on motion for example uh were there ways of accommodating it

should appear smaller and indeed it did so that was a that was you know the nail and the coffin in a sense and then you know Galileo's other great observation

had he not been under house arrest and so Newton of course Very Much used Galileo's observations let me ask uh the old

Analogy here would be to think of Milton Friedman's example of Galileo's law freely falling bodies.

medium kind of guy didn't exist so i said let's do it ourselves and so we did it and hopefully it'll be out on galileo's birthday uh which is february

if they have the technology to do it it's like saying i don't want to look through galileo's telescope it's exactly the same you have the

His invention of the psychoanalytic theory was the equivalent intellectually and scientifically speaking of Einstein's theory of relativity, or Copernicus and Galileo's heliocentrism.

For centuries, our understanding of infinity was heavily influenced by Galileo's 1638 book.

For instance, my first day there I was handed a first or second edition of Galileo's "Sidereus Nuncius."

And it has rejuvenated me, and I will point to "Galileo's Dream, "2312," and "Shaman" as the three books that have been

The rings of Saturn was not Galileo's first big discovery.

uh carlo revelli and my friend lucio picarillo the first ever audiobook of one of gal of galileo's dialogue the one where he claimed to find evidence for

like why did we have the wrong theory of gravity ever from aristotle onward and close until like galileo's

believes that consciousness is a fundamental and ubiquitous feature of physical reality of all matter in the universe he is the author of galileo's

And the band members just kept going, all right, we're back to Freddie's thing today, we're going to do the Galileo's again, and whatnot.

When, in fact, now we know that even with a much more powerful telescope, even the Hubble telescope, 50 times bigger in diameter than Galileo's,

Her previous books include "Longitude" about the English clockmaker, John Harrison; and "Galileo's Daughter" about Galileo's older daughter