Galileo's famous sayings, Galileo's profile

Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) is a world-renowned scientist who is both a physicist, astronomer, philosopher and inventor. He invented thermometers and astronomical telescopes. It is a pioneer in modern experimental physics and is known as the "father of modern science." He is an unrelenting scientific warrior to uphold the truth. Engels called him "anyway, regardless of any obstacles, can break the old saying and create one of the new giants." In history, he first proposed and proved that two objects of different masses of the same shape fell at the same speed. He opposed the stereotypes of the church. Thus, he was persecuted by the church in his later years and was imprisoned for life. He overthrew Aristotle's many viewpoints with systematic experiments and observations. His work laid the foundation for the establishment of Newton's theoretical system.

Galileo famous words:

1. Truth is not in the dusty authority of the work, but in the great book of the universe and nature.

2. The world is a book written in mathematical language.

3. The pursuit of science requires special courage.

4, life such as iron drill, the more beaten, the more sparks.

5. When scientists are intimidated by power, science becomes a cartilage patient.

6. When I have counted many of the wonderful creations that humans invented in art and literature, and then review my knowledge, I feel that I am simply superficial.

7. All reasoning must be derived from observation and experimentation.

8. Science is not a person's business.

9. Mathematical science is the language of nature.

10. Education is a difficult and dangerous task. We can only assist from the side so that the objects of education can be self-aware.

11. The sole purpose of science is to alleviate the suffering of human existence. Scientists should think for most people.

12. The truth is to have such power: the more you want to attack it, the more enrich your attack and prove it.

13. You can't teach others anything, you can only help others find something.

14. When I counted the many wonderful creations that humans invented in art and literature, and then reviewed my knowledge, I felt that I was simply superficial.

15. The truth of science should not be found in the dusty books of the ancient saints, but should be found in experiments and experimentally based theories. The true philosophy is written in the greatest book that is often opened before our eyes. This book is the universe, the nature itself, and people must read it.