k Galileo Galilei date unknown Galileos trial. Engraving of Italian astronomer Galileo Galileis trial for heresy by the Roman Catholic Church. Galileo 15641642 wrote the Dialogue Concerning the two Chief World Systems 1632 which criticised the Churchs doctrine that the Earth was at the centre of the Universe Ptolemaic cosmology. Galileo was threatened with death and finally renounced his views on 22 June 1633. He was imprisoned in his villa at Arcetri. After his trial he is supposed to have said Eppur si muove But still it moves, but this is unlikely. In 1642 the Church refused to bury his body on consecrated ground. His book was banned until 1835 his conviction was annulled in 1992. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Galileo Galilei date unknown Galileo s trial. Engraving of Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei s trial for heresy by the Roman Catholic Church. Galileo 1564 1642 wrote the Dialogue Concerning the two Chief World Systems 1632 which criticised the Church s doctrine that the Earth was at the centre of the Universe Ptolemaic cosmology . Galileo was threatened with death and finally renounced his views on 22 June 1633. He was imprisoned in his villa at Arcetri. After his trial he is supposed to have said Eppur si muove But still it moves , but this is unlikely. In 1642 the Church refused to bury his body on consecrated ground. His book was banned until 1835 his conviction was annulled in 1992.
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Galileo's trial. Engraving of Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei's trial for heresy by the Roman Catholic Church. Galileo (1564-1642) wrote the Dialogue Concerning the two Chief World Systems (1632) which criticised the Church's doctrine that the Earth was at the centre of the Universe (Ptolemaic cosmology). Galileo was threatened with death and finally renounced his views on 22 June 1633. He was imprisoned in his villa at Arcetri. After his trial he is supposed to have said 'Eppur si muove' ('But still it moves'), but this is unlikely. In 1642 the Church refused to bury his body on consecrated ground. His book was banned until 1835 & his conviction was annulled in 1992.

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