Meet Galileo Galilei—the original rule-breaker of the cosmos! Long before space telescopes and rocket ships, this Italian scientist dared to point a homemade telescope at the sky… and what he saw flipped the universe on its head. Moons orbiting Jupiter? Mountains on the Moon? That didn’t exactly sit well with the "Earth is the center of everything" crowd.
But did Galileo back down? Nope. He kept observing, questioning, and writing—basically becoming the first cosmic troublemaker. His discoveries didn't just ruffle feathers; they launched a revolution in how we understand our place in the universe.
Even Einstein called him the father of modern science—and when Einstein says something, you know it’s big.
Get ready for falling objects, church drama, spacey surprises, and a whole lot of science sass. Galileo’s story is where modern science begins—and it all started with one really curious look through a telescope.
