Across
- 2. a lens that makes things appear smaller
- 4. An object suspended from a certain point to be moved by gravity and acquired momentum
- 7. the distance that the eye can see through a telescope
- 10. the method proposed by Galileo using experimentation, hypotheses, observations, and conclusions
- 15. Galileo’s Religion
- 19. Galileo was charged of this when he tried to interpret the Bible and argued with the church
- 21. something used to determine direction, not, south, east, or west, improved by Galileo
- 22. the city where galileo studied medicine and mathematics
- 24. evidence for the heliocentric theory
- 25. Galileo disproved this scientist about the speed of falling balls
- 26. the belief that Copernicus proposed saying that the sun is the center of the universe
- 28. scientist that improved the telescope
- 29. to draw in alarm or horror, a verb
- 30. finally visible on the sun when a telescope was used
Down
- 1. something that proves or disproves something
- 3. the person cannot leave the house under any circumstances as a punishment
- 5. Galileo originally wanted to be this
- 6. the revolution when Galileo lived in, he played a major part in it.
- 8. Galileo's eldest daughter (full name)
- 9. one of the four largest satellites of Jupiter
- 10. anyone who studies science
- 11. when the Catholic Church banns a person from taking communion with the church and being involved with the church
- 12. the theory that the sun is the center of the universe
- 13. Galileo’s father wanted Galileo to be this
- 14. Galileo did not receive this when he attended the University of Pisa
- 16. a branch of science dealing with space, celestial objects, and the physic al universe
- 17. the theory that the earth is the center of the universe
- 18. a lens that makes things appear bigger and closer
- 20. a piece of glass shaped a certain way to make objects appear differently when looked through the glass
- 23. a major city in central Italy
- 27. what the telescope was originally named
- 29. these were finally visible on sat urn when a telescope was used
