I live in Venice and went to Padova several times. My friend who lives in Padova told me that Galileo was in Padova, observing planets and space and made a significant impact. I haven’t been to the observatory yet, but now I finally know that he was talking about!
Yes, the narrator has a catchy voice and the way he explained the events that took place before and after Galileo made his observations were very well said. I feel like I have some rather useful insight to what lead up to the invention of the telescope and the universe at this time in history. Thank you Savanteum.
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Not too simple. I know it's all photos, but remember Photoshop and Cinema 4d was at play as well. This video took time and of course the information. Glad you enjoyed the video Ms. Thomas😎
Heliocentricity is still a theory. Gravity is still a theory. Galileo’s gift was upgrading the “telescope”. Catholics eventually enjoyed incorporating sun worship as a central religious theme.
@@karuki5791 Yea but you need to allow for the focal length of the eyepiece and draw tube. Also there may be an extra bit of tube that goes past the objective lens. So my 1.5 metre approximation was allowing for that. The focal length is the distance from the objective to the focal point. Pretty much all telescopes actual length would be somewhat longer than the focal length of the lens.
No doubt a great video but you mention twice that Galileo’s telescope measured 20m/65ft in length which I don’t think is right. Also doesn’t look 20 m if the diameter is 37 mm as also mentioned in the video.
The connection between Galileo's moons and heliocentrism is very unclear in this video. The reason why Galileo's moons were seen as evidence for heliocentrism is because people thought the moon orbiting the earth was proof that the earth did not orbit the sun; but if Jupiter has moons too then suddenly our moon's behavior is not unique and is no evidence against heliocentrism
It would've been better explained if they had included some of Galileo's other important observations in this video (mainly phases of Venus). Geo-centrism posited that all heavenly objects orbit Earth specifically (except the 'fixed' stars), so a non-fixed planet (literally wanderers because they are the only objects besides comets close enough to Earth for us to register their movements across the sky) with its own moon(s) proves a basic tenet wrong. Until Heliocentrism was accepted a lot of work was put in to trying to account for the apparent movement of planets relative to Earth (which can appear to slow down or reverse course over time). Once it became clear that Venus had phases like the moon (only possible if Venus was closer than Earth to and orbited the Sun) together with the observations of Jupiter that NOT all objects orbit Earth the glue and sticky tape efforts geo-centrists used to account for planetary movements became untenable.
The argument that by seeing Saturn's moons it was then evident that geocentrism was wrong is naive. Geocentrism could explain Jupiter's moons. Galileo's commitment to heliocentrism did not just rest on that argument.
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I appreciate the narrator, the visuals and the narrative of sticking to the story. Very well done!
I live in Venice and went to Padova several times. My friend who lives in Padova told me that Galileo was in Padova, observing planets and space and made a significant impact. I haven’t been to the observatory yet, but now I finally know that he was talking about!
I hope to visit and walk where this great man walked, soon
Galileo got to be the father of astronomy and he also contributed to relativity the dude was a genius as the world had never seen
I don't usually comment on these videos but that was beautifully told. the narration and writing is something else.
Yes, the narrator has a catchy voice and the way he explained the events that took place before and after Galileo made his observations were very well said. I feel like I have some rather useful insight to what lead up to the invention of the telescope and the universe at this time in history. Thank you Savanteum.
🕊️ Galileo, guess what? Fast forward 458+ years after your birthday till the end of humanity... The world knows your name 🕊️🗽💞 Cheers , it's 2022🥂 your enemies are unknown by name to us. You're a Legend Galileo 🎇🕊️💞
Yeah.
Great content, loved the video
This helped me a lot for my history class Thank you !!!
This video gave me chills. The narration, brilliant as it is, lends a lot of gravity to Galileo's discoveries.
What an amazing video! It really helped me learn more about Galileo and his discoveries too. The whole thing was done so well!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it :)
He was such a wise man. Can't imagine the world without him! Great work.😍
very nicely done! i was feeling like inside the story for the whole video
Brilliant background to this amazing story! Amazing work.
Keep doing more like this stuff. I really found useful
Amazing video, thank you!
thanks for mentioning the original patent and everything! other things have suggested galileo was the originator
You're welcome!
Thank you. This helped me pass my science exam
Telescope and discovery of the Universe
Observation beyond the sky
Brilliant storytelling 👌, great work 👏👏👏
Amazing video!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Well produced video, very interesting! Keep it up 👍
Top notch video this dude need more subscribers!
"How Galileo Unlocked The Doors to the Universe"
me: uses a key
Quite interesting and enlightening narrative...
A diamond of science
For me, the stop tab was hit when he said "20 meters in length" get it right or go home.
Very Informative video. Thank you so much!
Glad you enjoyed it!
crazy to think that people still thought earth was center of the universe more than 100 years after Columbus already sailed to the New World
well Leif Ericson, a Viking, beat him to it by almost 500 years
@@karuki5791 Greek philosophers, Babylonians and Indian Mathematicians beat them to it. Try better😏
@@AbdealiMalkani I was talking about sailing to the new world. Also no one conclusively proved “heliocentrism” until Galileo.
@@karuki5791Okay, you got a point. Then yes the Vikings were the first. But first to make permanent settlements were the Spanish and English.
Million thanks
OMG.. that brilliant poetic commentary 😍😍
This video is really well done with one exception. Please correct the length, 20 meters! stated in multiple places.
Great history explained in simple way
Good sharing
Video is simple but the information is great
Not too simple. I know it's all photos, but remember Photoshop and Cinema 4d was at play as well. This video took time and of course the information. Glad you enjoyed the video Ms. Thomas😎
Simple is better
Back when it was easier to seee planets in the night sky...now it’s impossible due to too much light we have now
MagnificoOOO
thank you :)
You're welcome!
Crystal clear documentary
WOW! Many thanks to you for this video
Should have had over million of subs!!
Since Galileo also figured out the square-cube law the Galileo Affair should be joined by the Twin Towers Affair.
It has gone on for two decades.
His scope wasn't 20 meters in length. Just look at the picture to see that doesn't make sense. The giant long telescopes came later.
Heliocentricity is still a theory. Gravity is still a theory. Galileo’s gift was upgrading the “telescope”. Catholics eventually enjoyed incorporating sun worship as a central religious theme.
Very valuable video
Spectacles for human eyes..Long and short sighted
Very useful video to know about Galileo and his invention
Great video but his telescope wasn't anything close to 20 metres in length! It had a focal length of around 1300mm so it was 1.5 metres long at most.
isn't the focal length the same as the length of a the telescope in refractor telescopes, so 1.3 meters.
@@karuki5791 Yea but you need to allow for the focal length of the eyepiece and draw tube. Also there may be an extra bit of tube that goes past the objective lens. So my 1.5 metre approximation was allowing for that. The focal length is the distance from the objective to the focal point. Pretty much all telescopes actual length would be somewhat longer than the focal length of the lens.
Telescope used to observe Moon, Stars and other objects for the first time
No doubt a great video but you mention twice that Galileo’s telescope measured 20m/65ft in length which I don’t think is right. Also doesn’t look 20 m if the diameter is 37 mm as also mentioned in the video.
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The connection between Galileo's moons and heliocentrism is very unclear in this video. The reason why Galileo's moons were seen as evidence for heliocentrism is because people thought the moon orbiting the earth was proof that the earth did not orbit the sun; but if Jupiter has moons too then suddenly our moon's behavior is not unique and is no evidence against heliocentrism
It would've been better explained if they had included some of Galileo's other important observations in this video (mainly phases of Venus). Geo-centrism posited that all heavenly objects orbit Earth specifically (except the 'fixed' stars), so a non-fixed planet (literally wanderers because they are the only objects besides comets close enough to Earth for us to register their movements across the sky) with its own moon(s) proves a basic tenet wrong.
Until Heliocentrism was accepted a lot of work was put in to trying to account for the apparent movement of planets relative to Earth (which can appear to slow down or reverse course over time).
Once it became clear that Venus had phases like the moon (only possible if Venus was closer than Earth to and orbited the Sun) together with the observations of Jupiter that NOT all objects orbit Earth the glue and sticky tape efforts geo-centrists used to account for planetary movements became untenable.
So is Hans lippe should not have been called as the inventor of telescope ? Galileo only extended his finding .. is it not ?
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The orbital motion of Jupiter’s moons around the planet is revolution not “rotation”.
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Brilliant super good
20 metres? Really?
The argument that by seeing Saturn's moons it was then evident that geocentrism was wrong is naive. Geocentrism could explain Jupiter's moons. Galileo's commitment to heliocentrism did not just rest on that argument.
What about Venus???
How the CHurch condemned Galileo
He had mathematical ability
Me and Galileo have the same Bday
Wow. You people actually believe this off hand?
Wow, you believe science is wrong
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Why is math the language of science?
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