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What did Galileo's telescope reveal the Milky Way to be?
Answer: Countless stars
Why: Through the telescope the glow broke up into stars too faint and too close together to pick out with the naked eye.
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Where did a spectacle maker seek a telescope patent in 1608?
Answer: Netherlands
Why: Galileo built his own better telescope in 1609 only after news of the Dutch device reached Venice.
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Who first wrote down the story of Galileo's Leaning Tower drop?
Answer: Vincenzo Viviani
Why: Viviani wrote it down in 1654, more than 60 years after the drop was supposed to have happened.
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Whose 1543 book put the Sun at the center of the universe?
Answer: Nicolaus Copernicus
Why: Galileo, the most tempting pick, was born only in 1564, 21 years after the book appeared.
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Which instrument did Evangelista Torricelli invent?
Answer: Barometer
Why: His mercury column stopped at about 76 centimeters, held up by the weight of the air pressing on the dish below.
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After whose lecture was the Royal Society founded in 1660?
Answer: Christopher Wren
Why: Wren was then a professor of astronomy, and he later designed St Paul's Cathedral in London.