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Galileo Galilei was born in Pisa, Italy on February 15, 1564. He was the oldest of six children in his family. His father was a musician and mathematician who taught Galileo to think for himself and question everything around him. Little did anyone know that this curious baby would grow up to change how we understand the universe!

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1581: Galileo Goes to the University of Pisa

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1581: Galileo Goes to the University of Pisa

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When Galileo was 17 years old, he started studying at the University of Pisa. His father wanted him to become a doctor, but Galileo was much more interested in mathematics and science. At university, he was known for asking lots of questions and challenging what his teachers said. He loved to experiment and figure things out for himself!

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Galileo heard about a new invention called a telescope that could make faraway things look closer. He built his own telescope that was even better than the original! His telescope could magnify objects 20 times their normal size. This amazing tool would help him make incredible discoveries about space that no one had ever seen before.

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1610: Galileo Writes 'The Starry Messenger'

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1610: Galileo Writes 'The Starry Messenger'

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Using his powerful telescope, Galileo looked up at the night sky and saw amazing things! He discovered four moons orbiting around Jupiter, craters on our Moon, and countless stars that couldn't be seen with just our eyes. He wrote a book called 'The Starry Messenger' to share these exciting discoveries with the world. This book made him famous across Europe!

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1633: Galileo is Sentenced to House Arrest

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1633: Galileo is Sentenced to House Arrest

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Galileo believed that the Earth moved around the Sun, not the other way around. This idea upset many powerful people who thought the Earth was the center of everything. The church leaders put Galileo on trial and sentenced him to stay in his house for the rest of his life. Even though he was punished, Galileo never stopped believing in what he had discovered.

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Galileo died on January 8, 1642, at the age of 77. Even though he spent his last years under house arrest, he continued to study and write about science. He died knowing that his discoveries about the universe were true, even if other people didn't believe him yet. His work laid the foundation for modern astronomy and physics.

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After 350 years, the Catholic Church finally admitted that Galileo was right all along! In 1992, Pope John Paul II officially pardoned Galileo and said the church had made a mistake. This showed that science and truth eventually win out, even if it takes a very long time. Today, Galileo is remembered as one of the greatest scientists who ever lived!