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It is Good Morning Somewhere
Now it is a Good Morning somewhere on the planet! It may be bright Sunlight in our place, then some other part of the earth has nocturnal shades of artificial light and shadows. When we say "Good Evening," in Asia, it is a "Good Morning in America." The earth is rotating around the Sun. But, people used to think the opposite long ago. The state rulers used to decide what was wrong and right. They propagated the concept of the Sun rotating around the planet earth. The citizens accepted it. <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> **Galileo di Vincenzo Bonaiuti de' Galilei** **was an academician, researcher, and philosopher.** Galileo proposed a new scientific theory of the Solar system. Galileo first ~~said~~ provided observational proof supporting the concept "The earth revolves around the Sun" more than 400 years ago. https://www.britannica.com/biography/Galileo-Galilei
Galileo had also designed and constructed an optical instrument called a telescope by which one can view the faraway terrestrial objects and the planets. The tyrannical Church-powered rulers punished Galileo for saying, "The earth revolves around the Sun." What a pity! Now, the world of astronomical research uses modern and large telescopic systems to monitor the sky. Many new planets and stars have been discovered. Science and truth prevail. The political powers can't hide the fact forever. <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> **Acknowledgment**: In a comment below, @ArteFM elaborated some interesting facts about "The earth revolves around the Sun," which I missed while pouring text streams to the new community "Just Write" started by our fellow blogger @Infinity ... https://read.cash/c/just-write-e5e5 ***Cheers!*** *****Debesh Choudhury***** https://twitter.com/debeshchoudhury/ ***Join me at*** *****Odysee********,*** *****LinkedIn********,*** *****Twitter********,*** *****Publish0x********,*** *****noise.cash********, and*** *****Facebook***** https://odysee.com/$/invite/@debesh.choudhury:d https://www.linkedin.com/in/debeshchoudhury/ https://twitter.com/debeshchoudhury https://www.publish0x.com/@Debesh-Choudhury https://noise.cash/u/Debesh https://www.facebook.com/debesh.choudhury/ *Text Copyright © 2021 Debesh Choudhury — All Rights Reserved* Lead Photo by **Jill Wellington** from **Pexels** https://www.pexels.com/@jill-wellington-1638660?utm_content=attributionCopyText&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=pexels https://www.pexels.com/photo/lady-in-beach-silhouette-during-daytime-photography-40192/?utm_content=attributionCopyText&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=pexels #science #knowledge #universe #earth #sun **Read the content of my sponsors.**
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Good morning! Well, technically it's not morning here where I live but, as you said, somewhere on our planet there is a place where the sun is just starting shine above the horizon. Nice article.
Good morning, the sun is out here and it's time to work like every day. I like your article, but there is something that does not add up. You comment that Galileo was the one who said for the first time that "The Earth revolves around the Sun". But it is not so, according to many articles, it is Nicolaus Copernicus who says that the Earth revolves around the Sun. Nicolaus Copernicus is from the year 1473 and Galileo builds a telescope in 1609. So how did Copernicus say that the Earth revolves around the Sun? The thing is that before Galileo there was already an optical telescope created by Hans Lippershey. Galileo built a refracting telescope and discovered that the Sun had spots and the Moon was not perfect, he considered that the moon had mountains and craters, and he realized that our planet was a rocky body with irregularities. That was a great discovery because before it was said that the earth was round and that all celestial bodies were perfect. But he was not the one who said that the earth revolved around the sun, that was said by Copernicus even though he did not have much evidence to confirm his hypothesis, a century later came Galileo, proving that Copernicus was right.