Although the pendulum was discovered in 1683, it was not actually used to keep time until near the end of Galileo's life.9 In 1685, at age twenty-one, Galileo dropped out of the University of Pisa without a degree.10 Before leaving school, however, he wrote a memo graph about physics called Il biclancetta...
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Galileo found that after publishing this, a small physics book, he acquired a reputation as an astounding mathematician with profound unconventional views on scientific wisdom.11 In 1589 the college dropout found a job at the University of Pisa thanks to the help of his rich friends.12 Galileo taught his classes by experimentation, and found many of Aristotle's theories to be incorrect...
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