Why was Galileo Galilei a Renaissance man?

Answer 1

Galileo Galilei was from Pisa, Italy.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

1. He was an Italian scientist, philosopher, astronomer, physicist, and mathematician. I consider him to be a renaissance man because he excelled at many different endeavors, including lute playing and painting. Galileo was one of the earliest to propose abstract dynamical theories which were ideal and would not be observed under less than ideal circumstances. Galileo grew interested in the heavens, and built his own a telescope in 1609 after the discovery of lenses was reported from Holland. Galileo used his 30 power telescope to discover craters on the Moon, sunspots which rotated with the Sun, the four largest satellites of Jupiter, and phases of Venus. He also proposed some laws, and he was truly brilliant. He was a very accomplished man that would fit the description of Renaissance man any day.

Answer 4

Yes He was a Renaissance Humanist.

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Answer 5

Galileo Galilei did spend his entire life within present day Italy. Over the course of his life he moved between the Italian cities of Pisa, Padua, Florence, and Rome.

Answer 6

he made so much invetions and he also did this because he used the telescope one of the first people to do that he also did and a lot more things that i dont want to te;;

Answer 7

Galileo Galilei was from Pisa, Italy.

Answer 8

Galileo Galilei was indeed italian.

Answer 9

Galileo Galilei was born in Italy.

Answer 10

No, he was Italian