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Because church people believed that god made the laws of gravity and stuff, so when Galileo said there is stuff outside of the earth in space and that 2 objects would fall at the same pace, the church people took this as an act against god. So they made it illegal to publish "false" books about science....even though Galileo was right. And then they tortured him forced to say his scientific views were false. Even thought he was right about everything.

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