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Aug 2024

10m 5s

Exploring Galileo’s Workshop

BEDTIME HISTORY

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In this historical fiction episode, two young Italians take a fascinating journey into Galileo's workshop, the very space where modern science was born. We'll explore the tools and instruments he used to revolutionize our understanding of the universe, from his famous telescope to lesser-known inventions. Discover how Galileo’s relentless curiosity and groundbreaking experiments in this humble workshop laid the foundation for modern physics and astronomy. Join us as we step back in time to experience the environment that fostered some of the greatest scientific advancements in history.

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