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Galileo Galilei was born on February the
15th 1564 in the town of Pisa Italy
Galileo his father was vincenzo Galilei
II a very well educated man himself he
was an accomplished lutenist composer
and music theorist his mother was Jimmy
Lera monatti
and together they had six children
Galileo being the eldest of his five
siblings only three survived infancy
even though his father was a devout
Roman Catholic he did father three
further children out of wedlock although
his father was an accomplished man he
was far from being a wealthy man and at
each child was born finances loo ever
tighter at the age of eight Galileo's
family moved to Florence
but Galileo remained in the home of Jaka
Pope or any until he was 10 Galileo his
education started at his father's knee
he was taught how to play the lute when
he was old enough and his other siblings
arrived at the age of 10 years he was
sent to the Kemal delese monastery at
Milan Broza
he briefly considered joining the
priesthood but after some considerable
persuading from his father he agreed to
enroll at the University of Pisa to
study for his medical degree although
his true passion was for mathematics his
father encouraged the medicine as a
physician and far more than a
mathematician it was purely by accident
that he happened upon a lecture on
geometry and he managed to persuade his
father into letting him study
mathematics and natural philosophy and
so began galileo galilei's career in the
sciences his first position would be as
an instructor in the academia del R T
del disegno in Florence
in 1589 he would be appointed chair of
mathematics in Pisa from 1592 to 1610 he
took up a position of the University of
Padua and there he taught geometry
mechanics and astronomy Galileo would
become known throughout history for not
one particular finding but many he
developed many instruments including a
military compass his findings included
the phases of Venus he tests determine
or velocity he was responsible for
making his own version of a
telescope and as a fervent astronomer he
was more than delighted with this
accomplishment he was also able to
establish that it was the earth that
revolved around the moon and not
everything else revolving around the
earth which in turn caused him great
difficulties with the Pope and the
Catholic Church he was tried for heresy
by the Inquisition and sentenced to
imprisonment this was later commuted to
house arrest having spent time with his
friend Ascanio Piccolomini Galileo was
given permission to return to his home
near Florence in Austria in 1630 for his
remaining years were spent there on
house arrest by 1638 he had gone
completely blind was suffering with a
very painful hernia and was also quite
an insomniac on January the 8th 1642
Galileo died having suffered a fever and
heart palpitations ferdinando ii the
grand duke of tuscany wished to bury his
body in the Basilica of Santa Callas but
was unable to withstand the very strong
opposition at Pope Urban the 8th so he
was laid to rest in a small room next to
the novices chapel he would later be
moved to the Basilica after the erection
of a monument in his honor placed there
in 1737
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