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1564-1642  Italian astronomer who perfected the [[telescope]] and was persecuted for adhering to the theory of [[Copernicus]].
 
1564-1642  Italian astronomer who perfected the [[telescope]] and was persecuted for adhering to the theory of [[Copernicus]].
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In 1609, Galileo made his most famous invention, the telescope.  It was modeled after other telescopes made in Europe. With it, he was able to witness a supernova, observe our moon, and document the phases of Venus. He also located sunspots. These discoveries helped support the Copernican system.
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In 1609, Galileo perfected the telescope.  It was modeled after other telescopes made in Europe. With it, he was able to witness a supernova, observe our moon, and document the phases of Venus. He also located sunspots. These discoveries helped support the Copernican system.
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