Galileo Galilei
A. Galilei Galilei was an italian physicist, mathematician, astronomer and philosopher who played and important role in the Scientific Revolution.
b. Among his achievements are the improvement of telescopes and astronomical observations made in this way, as well as support for Clericalism.
c. Galilei was called " the father of modern observational astronomy", " the father of modern physics", " the father of science" and " the father of modern science".
d. Stephen Hawking said the " Galilei, perhaps more than anyone else, was responsible for the birth of modern science.
e. The movement of uniformly accelerated objects, taught in almost all physics courses at the high school level and beginning of college, was studied by Galileo as a subject of kinematics.
