How did the telescope help?

Answer 1

Galileo used to telescope to map out the stars. To be honest, the telescope was very important because he noticed that Jupiter actually had moons... this got Galileo into trouble because it proved that the earth wasn't the center of the universe (went against the church)...... he studied the crescents on Venus and such. It provided him a scientific tool to go beyond the normal humans eye sight. If you want to know more im sure wiki has plenty of pages on Galilo. :)

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None this time... did this from my memory. :)

Answer 2

despite all of the things it changed the world so much, well, to be honest the only thing it changed was outer space like the moon and stars... instead of using you hands as a telescope just use a proper telescope.

Answer 3

Galileo made the first systematic observations of stars and planets by telecope in the early 1600s.

One important discovery of his that affected the history of astronomy was that the planet Jupiter has four moons going round it. For the first time objects had been discovered that did not go round the Earth, as everything was believed to do at that time.

This reinforced questions of whether the planets do or do not orbit round the Earth but the Catholic Church was not willing to accept these ideas as truths without overwhelming evidence, which did not come until well after Galileo's time.

Answer 4

Telescopes helped by allowing astronomers to view distant celestial objects more clearly, leading to groundbreaking discoveries about the universe. They revealed details about planets, stars, and galaxies that are not visible to the naked eye, advancing our understanding of space and revolutionizing the field of astronomy.

Answer 5

it enabled Galileo tomap the stars themselves and find out that the world orbited the sun not the other wway round

Answer 6

I would love to answer this but what do you mean?

I don't think it change at all