In the early 1600s when Galileo used a telescope to study the moon, which features did he observe? nothing but vast, smooth areas wide, dark areas and strange spots and ridges a very large crater evidence of other life forms
Tbh.. it could be A,B, or even C....
I think it's B though
I think it'd be C.
At first I was thinking it'd be B but i'm thinking C
C sounds like the better answer. It would of been the easiest thing to see with the telescopes they had then.
Yeah! Bc they weren't as "high tech" as they are now
Exactly :)
"With his telescope, he noticed small dark spots that had never been seen before on the illuminated part of the moon's surface, along with similar light spots in the dark area. He observed that as time passed, these and other spots changed, either getting lighter and eventually disappearing or getting darker and more distinct. The interface between the light and dark sides of the moon was rough and uneven, rather than smooth as would be expected on a perfectly smooth sphere. Galileo also observed that the spots all "have a dark part on the side toward the Sun while on the side opposite the Sun they are crowned with brighter borders like shining ridges." (Sidereus Nuncius, p 41)"
Oh hm
B and C are both correct answers. But now B sounds a bit more likely... I hate questions like these...
I know right!
This is one of those "lets mess with the student" questions
Yes! Where there is more than 1 answer
Hmmm...
He saw craters but I'm not sure if that's the only thing he saw
Right
And up there ^^^ it said he saw dark spots too
It's either B or C but man this is confusing XD
I think I'll risk getting one wrong then i'll tell you the answer
@bringmetherain you were right!
Yay!! Did you get the question right??
No. I'm sorry I just second guessed myself. But now I know
Awww man D:
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