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img src="www.shuoshilunwen.com/UploadFiles/2014-02/2/20142145797217646.jpg" alt="伽利略·伽利雷——西方科学之父" />Galileo Galilei was a mathematician[数学家]， physicist[物理学家]， philosopher and astronomer[天文学家]. He is often considered the father of modern science.
Paul Ronney （Professor of Aerospace & Mechanical Engineering， University of Southern California）： Galileo was the one who really put together the principles[法则，原理] of experiment， theory and mathematics together into a common framework.
Amy Mainzer （Scientist at JPL注）： Probably more than anyone else， Galileo was really the person responsible for[造成……的理由] developing modern astrono伽利略·伽利雷——西方科学之父由优秀论文网站www.shuoshilunwen.com提供,助您写好论文.my[天文学].
Galileo was born in Pisa， Italy， in 1564. He was educated in a Jesuit[耶稣会信徒] monastery[修道院]. Before he studied medicine at the University of Pisa， Galileo first gained fame when he discovered what is now called the law of the pendulum[钟摆].
Dr. Laura Danly （Curator， Griffith Observatory[天文台]）： One day in the cathedral[大教堂] he was watching the lampsthat were hanging from the ceiling and saw them swaying back and forth， and started thinking about the nature of a pendulum.
Ronney： He found that the amplitude[振幅] of the swaying doesn’t matter， but the length of the pendulum does， and this became the genesis[起源] of regulation[校准] of clocks， for which he became instantly[立即地] famous.
Galileo also gained fame by supposedly using the leaning Tower of Pisa to prove the law of constant acceleration[等加速度].
Ronney： It’s said that Galileo dropped two steel balls of different masses[质量] but the same material from the leaning Tower of Pisa， and they landed at the same time， in contrast to[和……形成对比] what Aristotle would he predicted. Mainzer： What’s important about this is not only the result but the fact that he ushered[开创] in this new method of doing science， where you conduct an experiment to test a hypothesis[检测设]. He showed that you he to do more than just think something’s true， you he to prove it.
In 1609， Galileo heard about a telescope built by a Dutch eyeglass-maker. He soon built his own， 32 times more powerful， and started studying the heens.
Danly： When Galileo looked at Jupiter[木星] through a telescope， he discovered four tiny， little lights that seemed to circle Jupiter. Those are what are now referred to as the Galileian moons.
Ronney： This confirmed Copernicus’ idea that celestial[天上的] bodies rotate each other. He also looked at Venus[金星] and found that it had phases[相位].
Mainzer： This discovery was revolutionary because it really proved， beyond the shadow of a doubt[毫无疑问]， that the earth is not the center of the universe.论文资料由论文网www.shuoshilunwen.com提供,转载请保留地址.

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