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His telescope magnified the view by just three times.
It was from this viewpoint that Galileo demonstrated his telescope to Doge Leonardo Dona in 1609.
With his telescope, however, Galileo saw evidence that contradicted widely accepted scientific teachings.
It describes the Milky Way until 1610,when Galileo saw in his telescope….
By the end of 1609, he had turned his telescope on the night sky and began to make remarkable discoveries.
In the case of Galileo,he had two problems when he turned his telescope to Saturn.
Although he had observed phases when looking at Venus, his telescope was not powerful enough to see Mercury going through similar phases.
Galileo's Sidereus Nuncius(“StarryMessenger”) shared the discoveries he made of Jupiter with his telescope.
Although he observed phases when he looked at Venus, his telescope was not powerful enough to see the phases of Mercury.
While in Rome, and after his return to Florence, Galileo continued to make observations with his telescope.
Galileo immediately saw the commercial and military applications of his telescope(which he called a perspicillum) for ships at sea.
Galileo, 1609: he points his telescope up at the sky towards Saturn, and he sees for the first time in history what we now know are the rings of Saturn.
Herschel, using his“scoop method,”counted the number of stars that were visible in his telescope in various directions.
The astronomical discoveries he made with his telescopes were described in a short book called the Starry Messenger published in Venice in May 1610.
Jansky assumed that the radio signals originated from the center of our galaxy,but he had no idea what that source could be and his telescope was incapable pinpointing the location of the exact source.
The astronomical discoveries he made with his telescopes were described in a short book called Message from the Stars published in Venice in May 1610.
It appears to have been seen first on August 17, 1885, by French astronomer Ludovic Gully during a public star gazing event,[2]although Gully at that time thought it was scattered moonlight in his telescope and did not follow up on this observation.
One fine Fall evening, Galileo pointed his telescope towards the one thing that people thought was perfectly smooth and as polished as a gemstone- the Moon.
The non-commissioned officer in charge of the position-finderwatches for the appearance of the ship in the field of view of his telescope, and when she arrives at the cross wires presses a button, and the guns are fired."[17].
In 1924, Hubble trained his telescope on Andromeda and was able to use measurements of the brightness of stars to figure out that it was 860,000 light-years away.
The design he came up with bears his name: the"Gregorian telescope"; but according to his own confession, Gregory had no practical skill and he could find no optician capable of realizing his ideas and after some fruitless attempts, was obliged to abandon all hope of bringing his telescope into practical use.
In the 17th century, Galileo(1564- 1642), with his telescope, was able to carry out repeated and repeatable observations which refuted Aristotle and Ptolemy, and supported Copernicus.
Then, considering himself as an astronomer at that date, with his pointer fixed upon a Draconis, and considering the ascending passages as though they were a telescope, which they much resemble, he calculated what constellation orwhat notable star would have been before his telescope thus fixed at the particular date indicated by his pointer, and found that it must have been the Pleiades.
With his telescope, Galileo became the first person to see many amazing features of our Solar System, including craters on the Moon and Jupiter's four largest moons.
By grinding his own mirrors,using Newton's rings to judge the quality of the optics for his telescopes, he was able to produce a superior instrument to the refracting telescope, due primarily to the wider diameter of the mirror.
Then, considering himself as an astronomer at that date, with his pointer fixed upon a Draconis, and considering the ascending passages[i.e., looking up the ascending passage and the Grand Gallary which leads to the King's Chamber] as though they were a telescope, which they much resemble, he calculated what constellation orwhat notable star would have been before his telescope thus fixed at the particular date indicated by his pointer, and found that it must have been the Pleiades.
The astronomer Michael Jager observed this object in his telescope and he believes that the atmosphere of the comet is 260000 km in diameter, which is almost twice as large as the planet Jupiter.
Galileo first turned his telescope on Saturn on 25 July 1610 and it appeared as three bodies(his telescope was not good enough to show the rings but made them appear as lobes on either side of the planet).