Galileo's approach to stimulate scientific thought and discovery influenced scientists of the industrial world just as it continues to influence modern science. Which phrase best describe Galileo's approach?

a.) Look beyond your own planet and into other solar systems to find proof of scientific facts.

b.) Don't try to share what you learn with people who don't understand science--you will only confuse them.

c.) Start with the knowledge taught by religious and political leaders, and try to build on it.

d.) Don't just accept traditional knowledge about how the natural world works--experiment and observe the results.

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Marlee Haley

3 December, 00:58

Galileo's approach to stimulate scientific thought and discovery influenced scientists of the industrial world just as it continues to influence modern science. Which phrase best describe Galileo's approach?

a.) Look beyond your own planet and into other solar systems to find proof of scientific facts.

b.) Don't try to share what you learn with people who don't understand science--you will only confuse them.

c.) Start with the knowledge taught by religious and political leaders, and try to build on it.

d.) Don't just accept traditional knowledge about how the natural world works--experiment and observe the results.

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Haylie Kane · Answer 1

The Correct Answer is D

Explanation:

Galileo's measurements established his knowledge in Copernicus' hypothesis that Earth and all different planets revolve nearby the Sun. Most personalities in Galileo's time understood that the Earth was the middle of the cosmos and that the Sun and planets revolve encompassing it. Galileo first realized that the Moon had craters just like Earth.

Allyson Keith · Answer 2

Answer: D is correct.

Explanation: very simple example ... Galileo observed celestial bodies that circulate around other celectial bodies (until then people were convinced that all the celestial bodies run around the Sun). In this particular case Galileo observed (one of) Jupiter's natural satellites. It was a novelty, revolutionary finding.