Lecture

Galileo's Defense

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Description

This lecture explores Galileo's defense of the heliocentric theory against the geocentric model, his struggles with the Catholic Church, and the impact of his work on the relationship between science and religion. It delves into his discoveries, the controversy surrounding his publications, and the lasting consequences of his trial, shedding light on the evolution of scientific methodology and the autonomy of scientific inquiry.

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Fields of history: History of science

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