Giordano Bruno was burned for heresy and blasphemy in 1600, which predates the verdict against Galileo on similar charges (for which he was imprisoned but not burned) in 1633. The astronomical theories (as opposed to purely religious or theological opinions) for which he was charged included "plurality of worlds" - the hypothesis that the Earth orbits the sun, and that the stars and the sun are of similar nature, from which he speculated that other stars might also have planets orbiting them, including planets able to support life.
1492
Galileo I am not so sure he was the first, but he is the most famous.
a helio astronomer is a person who study the sun. it is also called heliophysicist.
the first to formulate a comprehensive HeliocentrismCosmology, which displaced the Earthfrom the center of the Universewas Nicolaus Copernicus
it comes from a hot, tenuous gas
Galileo Galilei
Galileo Galilei (1564-1562).
According to the Related Link, the soles of the feet.
Yes, the Nazis burned large numbers of Jews, as was also done in the Spanish Inquisition.
1492
Galileo was the first astronomer to describe surface features of the moon.
He was not the first astronomer; there were plenty before him going back to the Babylonians at least. Galileo, however, was the first to use a telescope.
The Italian astronomer and physicist Galileo wrote the first scientific description of the moon
Life was absolutely horrible during the Spanish Inquisition. Horrible torture methods were used for a heretic to confess. Usually, if a heretic confessd, they would be released from prison. If they didn't confess, they would be burned at the stake.
The first astronomer to record the Butterfly Cluster's existence was Giovanni Battista Hodierna in 1654.
Ptolemy, the astronomer of Ancient Greece first discovered Aquila.
an astronomer :)