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Galileo's telescope showed moons revolving around Jupiter and Venus moving in ways that challenged the assumption that everything revolves around Earth.
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Galileo's telescope showed moons revolving around Jupiter and Venus moving in ways that challenged the assumption that everything revolves around Earth.
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"...and just do science, okay? At this point, they invented a telescope. And this was not a great telescope. So a telescope could give..."
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"But it's not that great. But with this telescope... This new invention, Galileo did amazing things. First thing he did was he discovered that..."
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"...there are two examples the first example is using the Hubble telescope the most advanced telescope in the world which is now in outer..."
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Science begins here as a theological discipline of doubt.
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