Jupiter Changed The Way We Saw The Universe | History of Science | BBC Earth Science
845When Galileo used a telescope to gaze into the stars instead of across the sea, it was a huge leap for science. Then he began to observe the phases of the moon, and saw other planets had moons too, which could only mean one thing. It wasn't Earth at the centre of the universe...
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