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Galilee - 'Father of modern science'
Galilee was a famous scientist in ancient times, he was the first person to use a telescope to observe celestial bodies, to prove and develop sun theory as the cosmic ce…
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February 13: Galileo faces the Church court
Galileo was accused of supporting the Copernican doctrine, claiming that the Earth revolved around the Sun.
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Great scientists sacrifice themselves for their careers
Most of these are famous scientists, their inventions have changed the world.
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Inventors stick to suspicion
Some recent research shows that Galileo Galilee may not be the inventor of the telescope, Alexander Fleming was not the first to discover penicillin and Graham Bell coul…
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Who is the first scientist of humanity?
The concept of 'scientist' was first used in English in 1834. And since then, people have always tried to find out who was the first scientist of humanity.
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Found Galileo's teeth
Two fingers and a tooth that were taken from the body of the great astronomer Galileo Galilei had just been discovered.
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'Galileo is very good at promoting himself.'
Moon surface paintings drawn by British cartographer Thomas Harriot before Galileo are about to be displayed in public.
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The Pope honors astronomer Galileo
Yesterday, Pope Benedict XVI gave words of praise to the famous 17th-century astronomer Galileo Galilei
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The space war of GPS satellites
While on the ground, you don't know that you can be tracked by countless orbiting devices, including a global positioning system - GPS.
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10 most prominent scientists in history
Scientists are very important to humanity. Thanks to the inventions, research works of the world that the world has developed like today. Not all studies have achieved i…
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Use robots to protect the water environment
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