Do you ever wonder who comes up with the material we learn at school, such as physics? I know, I do! I’m pretty sure you do to. Not only has this changed the way we learn at school but as well as changing out history of math and physics. Galileo, made experiments to which we could advance from them later on in the future. Well we can thank Galileo, for coming up with the solution to our problems. However, Galileo was basically trying to find the speed of two different objects falling at the same time and finding out the right calculations to his own work. As well as, comparing his work to another known person such as, Aristotle.
During the late 1580’s, 1589, to be exact there were some popular beliefs during Galileo's experiment. The belief was, Galileo, was not very convinced at Aristotle work. Aristotle was a Greek Philosopher, and scientist. Aristotle’s work was based on, which object would land first, either the heavier object or the lighter object. Which Galileo, seemed to corrected the problem over the years that have passed …show more content…
Most of Galileo’s life he studied and studied with so many numbers, since that was pretty much what physics and math was. Therefore, he knew what he was doing during his own experiment. By 1589, during this time Galileo was already studying aristotle work at the age of 25 and analyzing in how he came up with his theory. Galileo, wanted to challenge Aristotle work for the better. All of these things could have led Galileo to where he was with his experiment. Galileo, also, wanted to prove aristotle wrong and gain respect from his colleagues. As well as, he wanted people know the right way of knowing math and physics. That’s why he studied everything he needed to know to perform this experiment. As well as, his dad wanting a better life for his own son and pushing him to go to a university to where he could learn medicine but soon on became interested in
During the late 1580’s, 1589, to be exact there were some popular beliefs during Galileo's experiment. The belief was, Galileo, was not very convinced at Aristotle work. Aristotle was a Greek Philosopher, and scientist. Aristotle’s work was based on, which object would land first, either the heavier object or the lighter object. Which Galileo, seemed to corrected the problem over the years that have passed …show more content…
Most of Galileo’s life he studied and studied with so many numbers, since that was pretty much what physics and math was. Therefore, he knew what he was doing during his own experiment. By 1589, during this time Galileo was already studying aristotle work at the age of 25 and analyzing in how he came up with his theory. Galileo, wanted to challenge Aristotle work for the better. All of these things could have led Galileo to where he was with his experiment. Galileo, also, wanted to prove aristotle wrong and gain respect from his colleagues. As well as, he wanted people know the right way of knowing math and physics. That’s why he studied everything he needed to know to perform this experiment. As well as, his dad wanting a better life for his own son and pushing him to go to a university to where he could learn medicine but soon on became interested in