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- The Medicis, Bankers that Influenced the RenaissanceThe Medicis, who operated as early venture capitalists, were the financial support behind the artist, religious leaders, scientist and thinkers of the Renaissance era.
- America's New ReligionCenturies ago, religion became lucrative by telling the population what they wanted to hear while saving souls . Today science tells politicians and corporations what they want to hear, while saving the planet.
- Book Review - Galileo's Revenge: Junk Science in the Courtroom by Peter W. HuberA look at how science and the law have had an uneasy relationship.
How is it Known that Europa Has a Subsurface Ocean?It isn't known directly; the Galileo space probe measured Jupiter's magnetic field around the Jovian moon, and scientists inferred the existence of the ocean based on physical data.
Galileo Relics Declared RecoveredModern ghoulishness.- A History of Conflict: The Church and Early AstronomyThis article explores the persecution and conflict characterizing the relationship between early astronomers and the Catholic Church.
- The Scientific RevolutionThis work will focus on the societal aspects of the Scientific Revolution in seventeenth century Western Europe.
- How Much Do You Know About Galileo and His Telescope?The world would never have known about "The Heavens" if Galileo had not invented the telescope. Here is his story.
- Galileo and the IPhone: Today's Gadgets Make Astronomy a BreezeGalileo was a great observer, and his discoveries helped advance us to the technology age of today. Great minds lead to today's world of gadgets and devices. Learn how to use the iPhone to find altitude and azimuth of deep space objects!
- The Copernican Revolution: An Unnecessary Science/ Religion SchismThis essay explains why the Copernican Revolution caused an unnecessary schism between science and religion. Furthermore, the essay explains why the Copernican Revolution helped the cause of Christianity and supported the inerrancy of the Scriptures.
- Once Eccentric, Now AcceptedAn illustrative essay. In this essay, I have given examples and explanations to prove the truth of Bertrand Russell's quotation, "Do not fear to be eccentric in opinion, for every opinion now accepted was once eccentric."
- The Galileo Thermometer: A Unique, Beautiful and Practical GiftThis article tells all about the unique beauty and surprising practicality of the Galileo thermometer and how it can make the perfect Christmas gift.
- A Profile of Galileo GalileiGalileo was an Italian mathematician, astronomer, and physicist. He was born in Pisa, Italy on February 15, 1564.
- A Review of the Document Concerning Galileo Indictment and Abjuration of 1633Galileo was denounced in 1615 and then in the year 1633, Galileo at the age of 70, was being asked by the court to take back his prior beliefs that were made known to others that went against Scripture.
- The Trial of Monte CristoOne final comparison between religion and science, this time dealing with a popular book/movie
- Galileo Galilei Contributions to ScienceGalileo used arguments and methodologies that challenged the status quo of science during his time.
- Metaphysical Concepts and Scientific Explanation in the Works of Galileo and DescartesA discussion and analysis of the philosophical antecedents used in the science of Descartes and Galileo.
- Why Galileo was Not a Coward: An Ethical Analysis of Galileo Galilei's Courageous Behavior During His TrialAlthough Galileo publicly recanted his heliocentric view of the universe during his trial, he did not do so out of cowardice. This essay analyzes the genuine courage Galileo displayed in making the choice to live for his ideas rather than to die for them.
- Fate of European Union GPS Alternative Galileo Hangs in BalancePolitics may trump progress in the European endeavor to have its own global positioning system.
- Shakespeare and Galileo: An In-depth Look at Their Impacthow both Shakespeare as a writer and Galileo as an astronomial visionary shaped their times as well as the future
- Copernicanism: Scientific and Philisophical Contributions of Kepler and GalileoCopernicus proposed a new astronomical theory, but it was Kepler and Galileo who provided the discoveries that led to the acceptance of the Copernican system.
- Scientific RevolutionDuring the Scientific Revolution scientists such as Galileo, Copernicus, Descartes and Bacon wrestled with questions about God, human aptitude, and the possibilities of understanding the world.
- A Biography of Galileo GalileiThe life of Galileo Galilei
- About ExperimentsThis article provides the basic requirements of a scientific experiment. It also illustrates these principles with descriptions of classic experiments.
- TIMELINE of Notable Scientific DiscoveriesFrom ancient tribes, to Galileo's discoveries, and finally to Joie's postulate in the present day, scientists and philosophers have been observing gravity, and although its still a mystery, the timeline shows a remarkable progression of discovery.
- The Name MysteryThe mystery of one name wonders
- Memorable Events in History that Happened on HalloweenDespite all this spooky and sweet treat commotion; Halloween is really just a day like another. Nonetheless, many memorable events have occurred on Halloween throughout history.
- Theatrical DramaThe fundamentals of drama consist of conflict and imitation...
- Mystifying MondayIt's Monday and that means it's time for Mystifying Monday! Mystifying Monday means that it's time for me to present some of the oddest news stories or happenings that just may mystify you! I know they can mystify me!
- Seminal Ideas Collide with Orthodox ChurchTwo revelations collided with established church world-views during the past 400 years. In time, the church's resistance gave way to these revelations.
- 25 Best Things Ever SaidMy favorite quotations of all time.
Top 5 Gadgets of 2009These gizmos are among the coolest on the market and make great gifts for virtually any occasion.- Starry MessengerThis is a poem on what happened with Galileo's first view through a telescope.
- Rational, Reasonable, and Mechanical: The Impact of the Scientific Revolution and the EnlightenmentThroughout the history of time, man has always been searching for an understanding of the world. For much of this history, however, mankind had but a limited pool of knowledge to draw upon when contemplating being.
- Thinking Out Loud - Hillary ClintonIs Hillary's honesty new issue? Not really. Check it out. But remember, this is just one man's opinion..


