Galileo Gallery
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Io - The Volcanic MoonLooking like a giant pizza covered with melted cheese and splotches of tomato
Galileo’s Moon Drawings, the First Realistic Depictions of the Moon in History (1610)
Galileo’s original telescope, 16th century. Istituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza, Florence
startrekships:Shuttlecrafts Galileo and Columbus, “The Galileo Seven”
rabbitcruiser:Galileo Galilei observed the moon through a telescope for the first time on November 3
seawitchtynemouth:Galileo’s notebook sketch of the Pleiades (Seven Sisters)Galileo Galilei, 15th Feb
quincunxial:Abelardo Morell. Camera Obscura: View of Landscape Where Galileo Died in Exile, 2009.
sci-universe:Galileo’s sketches from Sidereus Nuncius (1610), the first published scientific work ba
sci-universe:Galileo’s sketches from Sidereus Nuncius (1610), the first published scientific work ba
Spock + McCoy in “The Galileo Seven”
fakehistory:The Catholic church convicts Galileo of heresy (1633)
journalofanobody:Galileo’s illustration of the constellation of the Pleiades, in the first edition o
Galileo #10, September 1978, cover art by Larry Blamire
70sscifiart:Galileo #10, September 1978, cover art by Larry Blamire
Un 19 de Febrero de 1473 moría Nicolás Copérnico. El hombre que cambió la posición de la tierra. Aun
quincunxial:Abelardo Morell. Camera Obscura: View of Landscape Where Galileo Died in Exile, 2009.
ezrisdax:TOS rewatch - gif Uhura every episode » The Galileo Seven↳"Captain, there’s one planet
garadinervi:From: Galileo Galilei, Sidereus nuncius, Tommaso Baglioni, Venezia, 1610
atheist-overdose:Galileo was a great manfollow for the best atheist posts on tumblrTHIS IS NOT A GAL
huariqueje:L’Amore - Galileo Chini, 1919Italian, 1873~1956 Oil on canvas, 277 x 172 cm
Galileo spacecraft Galileo was an American unmanned spacecraft that studied the planet Jupiter and i
iceageiscoming:malinchristersson:The difference between an easy model and a complicated one.Heliocen
Jupiter’s Moon Ganymede- Composite image from the Galileo mission, put together by Ted Styrk
steinpratt:startenthousand:think-progress:Ted Cruz Compares Himself to Galileo, Calls Those Who Beli
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