ISU PHY 102 - Galileo & the Church (5 pages)
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- Lecture number:
- 7
- Pages:
- 5
- Type:
- Lecture Note
- School:
- Illinois State University
- Course:
- Phy 102 - Atoms to Galaxies
- Edition:
- 1
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PHY 102 1st Edition Outline of Last Lecture I Graphing examples a Bicycle example i Instructions b Two slopes II Functions to Know Outline of Current Lecture I Who is Galileo II What role does observation play in solving the mysteries of science a Lippershey b Telescope i Powers ii Limitations c Discoveries of Galileo d Accusations of Galileo e Trial f Defense g Recanting Current Lecture I Who is Galileo a Italian physicist astronomer mathematician and philosopher These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute b Responsible for the birth of modern science c Abrasive gives excuse for modern scientists to distance themselves from religion d Works began in 1609 and ended in 1642 II What role does observation play in solving the mysteries of science a Lippershey i Invented the telescope in about 1608 ii Galileo was a lens maker and took the concept on as his own b Telescope i People thought was the work of the devil ii Marketed as a commercial instrument by Galileo iii Chromatic abjuration 1 Colors are shown that are not there because they focus at different points 2 If using a spherical lens the light cannot be focused at one point iv Galileo s other model telescope inverted the image v Powers 1 Magnifying 2 Light gathering 3 Resolving vi Limitations 1 Small field of view 2 Lack of suitable mount c Discoveries of Galileo i Moon 1 Disvovers it is like the earth in its terrain and that it has sunrises and sunsets 2 Supposed to be quintessence according to the church not the same as earth heresy ii Phases of venus 1 Means venus must go around the sun 2 Galileo did not enunciate these just observed iii Changing sizes of mars 1 5x greater size as it grows iv Moons of Jupiter 1 Ovserved that Jupiter was the center of motion for its mon v Rings of Saturn 1 ears observed sometimes seen edge on vi Neptune 1 Galileo discovered Neptune based on the movement against the
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