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I believe Galileo Galilei was the inventor of the telescope, which he then use to make observations about the heavens. Kepler then refined these observations, which Sir Isaac Newton then condensed into the theory of gravitation of celestial bodies.
He was the first to say that the earth along with the other heavenly bodies orbited around the sun not the other way around.
how long was the first radio telescope
Galileo used and made the first telescope.
Paul Gottlieb invented the first electric telescope.
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We don't know - but Galileo gets the credit (mainly because he wrote about it).
I believe Galileo Galilei was the inventor of the telescope, which he then use to make observations about the heavens. Kepler then refined these observations, which Sir Isaac Newton then condensed into the theory of gravitation of celestial bodies.
From the heavenly bodies themoon was the nearest and largest body.
Copernicus and Galileo are the first to come to mind, but there are many others beside these two.
no. It is perfectly normal to develop the habit of observing the various heavenly bodies in the sky. In fact, it is one of the two most ancient pastimes of mankind in this world, the other being observing the beauties of this earth. The primitives, before the time of housing, had nothing else to do and look at during their nights. The enlargement or diminuting of the moon at regular intervals, the appearance and disappearance of various stars at fixed times, the palpitating vague profiles of far distant galaxies, the star-studded silent nights and the meteors and the shooting stars were the firsts to introduce him to the sceme of things in the Universe. They made him the scientist or the poet acording to the degree of his perception and insight. It was only natural for Astronomy to develop first as a reliable and independent science. Observing the night sky has it's many rewards. It was due to this early developed habit that mankind began to think about where they came from and what the significance of their existence here on this planet is.
He was the first to say that the earth along with the other heavenly bodies orbited around the sun not the other way around.
Galileo is the first to have recorded observing sun spots through a telescope. He used some dark glass as a filter to block the intensely magnified light. His observations demonstrated that the sun was not perfect, but had blemishes, which was contrary to theological thought on the matter at that time.
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how long was the first radio telescope
telescope or to viwe earth its a satelite There are also probes which actually land on the planet and lets you "observe" in more ways than just looking from a distance. Also, and this falls under the above answer, there are radio telescopes that observe the radio waves coming from planets.