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Galileo's Heliocentric Model

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Astronomy → Astronomical Models → Heliocentrism
History → Renaissance → Scientific Revolution

Galileo explains his ideas on astronomy and observation to a young boy. He demonstrates his understanding of the heliocentric theory by moving the boy around a washbowl to show that he may observe the washbowl in a new place when he in fact is the one moving.

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What is modeled by the device?
What moment does Galileo pinpoint as a change in thinking?
How does Galileo demonstrate his idea of a sun-centered system?
Why is Galileo fearful of spreading his idea?

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113.42.C.27.D
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