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Feb 18, 1564
Galileo is born in Pisa
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Jan 1, 1574
Galileo and his family move to Florence
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Jun 1, 1581
Galileo enrolls in the University of Pisa to gain a degree in medicine
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Galileo leaves the University of Pisa without any degree
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Galileo hired as a math teacher at the University of Pisa
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Galileo's father dies
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Galileo continues to teach in Pisa and in that time, makes his famous velocity experiment
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Galileo takes post at the University of Padua
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Invents a pump driven by horses.
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Invents a "geometric and military compass," also known as a sector
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Begins to have a relationship with Marina Gamba.
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Galileo's first daughter, Virginia, is born in Padua by Marina Gamba
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Galileo's second daughter, Livia, is born by Marina
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His machine to lift water is tried in the garden of the Contarini house in Padua.
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Galileo observes the new star,supernova, for the first time
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Birth of Galileo's third child, a son
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News of the invention of the telescope reaches Italy so Galileo develops his own
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Galileo makes his first observations using his telescope, discovers uneven surface of the moon.
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Galileo discovers four moons orbiting Jupiter
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Galileo leaves Padua to take a new, more lucrative position in Tuscany
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Galileo travels to Rome, where he meets the Jesuit astronomers and Pope Paul V
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Father Tommasso Caccini denounces Galileo to the Inquisition
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Cardinal Bellarmine orders Galileo to cease in his support of heliocentricity
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Galileo leaves Rome
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Galileo goes to Rome
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Cardinal Bellarmine dies
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Galileo's, Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems, is published in Florence
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Urban VIII becomes Pope; Galileo visits him in Rome
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Galileo's, The Assayer, is published thanks to Urban VIII's approval
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Galileo starts working on Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems
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Galileo finishes his work on the Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems in Florence
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Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems is published in Florence
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Inquisition bans anymore printing of the Dialogue
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Galileo summoned to Rome
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Galileo arrives in Rome
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Galileo is interrogated and is sent to be imprisoned in the Vatican for three weeks.
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Galileo is interrogated again, and is allowed to return to the home of the Tuscan ambassador
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The goes to his third interrogation where he begs for mercy.
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He goes to his final interrogation.
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Galileo is charged for heresy, forced to say his errors, and is sentenced to imprisonment for a period that they were allowed to decide.
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Galileo is allowed to return to the village of Arcetri and lives under house arrest
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Galileo's eyesight begins to give out.
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Galileo's Dialogues Concerning Two New Sciences is published in Holland.
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Death of Galileo