This document discusses Galileo Galilei and his inventions including the telescope, microscope, thermometer, and pendulum. It provides background that Galileo was born in 1564 in Pisa, Italy and describes some of his key inventions and observations using scientific instruments. The document also contains vocabulary related to Galileo's work including terms like constellation, celestial, apparatus, and interrogation.

1. Galileo Open Court Unit 2 Donskoy, 2009

2. Donskoy, 2009 Galileo Galilei

3. Donskoy, 2009 Archemedes 287 BC – c. 212 BC Greek mathematician, physicist, engineer, inventor, and astronomer.

4. Donskoy, 2009 Inventions of Galileo

5. Donskoy, 2009 Galileo was born in 1564, in Piza, Italy

6. Donskoy, 2009 Inventions of Galileo: Pendulum

7. Donskoy, 2009 Inventions of Galileo: Thermometer Science Club: Galileo

8. Donskoy, 2009 Inventions of Galileo: Microscope

9. Donskoy, 2009 Inventions of Galileo: Telescope

10. Donskoy, 2009 observe observatory observation carriage convex concave constellation

11. Donskoy, 2009 circle celestial cycle

12. Donskoy, 2009 The citizens observed the constellations in the sky.

13. Donskoy, 2009 The citizens observed the constellations in the sky.

14. Donskoy, 2009 A telescope has concave and convex lenses.

15. Donskoy, 2009 The moon is a celestial body that circles Earth.

16. Donskoy, 2009 The moon is a celestial body that circles Earth.

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18. Donskoy, 2009 A telescope is an apparatus that magnifies distant objects. Word structure from a different language.

19. Donskoy, 2009 Apparatus: a piece of equipment that has a particular use

20. Donskoy, 2009 Olympic track stars run with extraordinary speed. extra + ordinary

21. Donskoy, 2009 Extraordinary: unusual or amazing

22. Donskoy, 2009 The most unusual constellation of stars is Orion. con+ stella

23. Donskoy, 2009 Constellation group of stars that form shapes in the sky

24. Donskoy, 2009 The stars, sun, and planets are all celestial objects.

25. Donskoy, 2009 Celestial: relating to the sky

26. Donskoy, 2009 Being interviewed can be seen as a form of interrogation or questioning.

27. Donskoy, 2009 Interrogation: formal questioning

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