From the Earth to the Moon · Character
Galileo
Historical astronomer referenced in lunar discussions.
minor
First appearance: The Romance of the Moon
Galileo shows up with force in The Romance of the Moon. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Mentioned for his early telescopic observations of lunar mountains and his estimate of their height.
Galileo first appears in 0004 the romance of the moon.
In The Romance of the Moon: Mentioned for his early telescopic observations of lunar mountains and his estimate of their height.
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