no it was Galileo di vincenzo bonaiuti de' galilei.
Galileo Galilei is his full name.
Galileo di Vincenzo Bonaiuti de' Galilei
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Gallileo Gallilei observed moons of Jupiter and phases of Venus in the early 1600's using a telescope. This led him to deduce that the Solar System was helio-centric, as opposed to the commonly held Earth-centric position of the times. This placed him at odds with the Roman Catholic church, which, at that time, did not tolerate scientific views which opposed religious dogma of the times.
in the early 1570's
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By most people, Galileo Galilei, though this incorrect. The telescope was invented in the Netherlands by Hans Lippershey, Zacharias Janssen, and/or Jacob Metius ... it's not entirely clear exactly who came up with the idea first.
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Galileo di Vincenzo Bonaiuti d'e Galilei. He found them with his refracting telescope in the year 1600's
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Actually Nicholas Copernicus did, but he was afraid unlike Galileo Galilei and Nicholas published his findings when he was close to death he knew his beliefs would get him in trouble with the Roman Catholic Church. Galileo did make a telescope and discovered Jupiter had moons that went around it and used it as proof. In the end of his life when he was older he was put under house arrest. His assistant was able to trick the guards and smuggle his book to get published.