Galileo Galilei is a distinguished astronomer known for his discoveries of Jupiter's moons Callisto, Io, Ganymede and Europa using a telescope. He documented his findings in drawings and books, making his work easier to learn. However, when researching the Galilean moons for their project, the group found it difficult to find new information beyond what they had already collected. They interviewed experts and teachers to learn more about Galileo's discoveries and his difficulties with the Church.
Galileo Galilei is a distinguished astronomer known for his discoveries of Jupiter's moons Callisto, Io, Ganymede and Europa using a telescope. He documented his findings in drawings and books, making his work easier to learn. However, when researching the Galilean moons for their project, the group found it difficult to find new information beyond what they had already collected. They interviewed experts and teachers to learn more about Galileo's discoveries and his difficulties with the Church.
Galileo Galilei is a distinguished astronomer known for his discoveries of Jupiter's moons Callisto, Io, Ganymede and Europa using a telescope. He documented his findings in drawings and books, making his work easier to learn. However, when researching the Galilean moons for their project, the group found it difficult to find new information beyond what they had already collected. They interviewed experts and teachers to learn more about Galileo's discoveries and his difficulties with the Church.
Carpenter Group Website Senior Division Process Paper Word Count: 481 As a group, we found that we all shared a common interest in astronomy. After searching our minds and ours
textbooks for where we could go with this commonality,
we soon decided on Galileo. It seemed as though he fit the theme perfectly, as we had already been learning about him earlier this year. With Galileo's discoveries of Callisto, Io, Ganymede and Europa, he has opened peoples eyes to a world beyond what we knew existed. Galileo Galilei is a distinguished astronomer, whose discoveries and ideas are well documented and extensive. We happened to get lucky, realizing that he put all of his findings into drawings and books, which made it easier to quickly learn about the topic. We were also able to find many secondary sources which described what he did, and how he accomplished his discoveries. However, when gathering information about the Galilean Moons for our project, it was difficult to find new information which we had not previously collected. Therefore, it was necessary for our group to find outside
sources, in which could supply us with different
information. To do this, we took on the task of emailing experts, and talking a science teacher in our school. Taking these extra steps allowed for us to further learn about our topic, and get a better understanding of what Galileo did, and why. As we began discover more, our research having to do with his discoveries of the moon extended into Galileo's difficulties with the church, and how that affected his research. With completing our research, it felt fitting to use a website to display Galileo and his findings. Within our research, there are many subtopics and using a website makes it easy to organize because of the many taps and ways to display different ideas. However, because we are new to the website creator, weebly, we had some troubles while in the process of making our site. Our first aspect that we found difficult was making subsections for
our various topics. After trying to figure it out on our own,
we decided to talk to a expert on the site, going through the weebly help center. They responded quickly after we asked our questions, and our problem was resolved. Galileo is considered one of the primary extraterrestrial explorers of all history. He explored the world outside ours, and discovered whole new concepts along the way. He attempted to exchange these ideas with the world around them, opening their eyes to the truth. The people around him, however, were not all that accepting of his ideas. There was a feeling of skepticism, especially because Galileo had countered the lessons they had learned for centuries before. Additionally, he encountered many obstacles in his way to communicate, foremostly the church. They stood in his way, refuting each of his ideas, and suffocated his concepts. The truth was very difficult to get out.
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