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Galileo Galilei

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Born on February 15, 1564 
Died on January 8, 1642
Lived for 77 years
Was known for his knowledge of the moon and the earth. 

               Story: Galileo Galilei was first born on February 15, 1564,  in the city of Pisa. Galileo was a the son of a famous lutenist, composer and music theorist, Vincenzo Galilei. Gaileo Galilei had 5 son and daughter's, only 3 of his sons and daughter's survived. 





 






Manuel R. I choose this scientist because he was a famous physics and astronomer that changed what people think .
 I like playing basketball and watching sports. 
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