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In what year did Galileo publish 'Sidereus Nuncius' describing the moons of Jupiter? Answer with the four-digit year only.
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1610 uint256
- year
- The Gregorian calendar year of publication.
- sources
- www2.museogalileo.it, catalogo.museogalileo.it, catalogue.museogalileo.it, collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk, en.wikipedia.org, encyclopaedia britannica entry on galileo galilei / sidereus nuncius, and the library of congress rare book record, both state sidereus nuncius was first published in venice in march 1610., encyclopaedia britannica entry on galileo galilei / sidereus nuncius; standard histories of astronomy agree the work was first published in march 1610 in venice, encyclopaedia britannica entry on galileo galilei and 'sidereus nuncius' (sidereal messenger), which states the work was published in venice in march 1610, announcing his telescopic observations of four moons of jupiter., encyclopaedia britannica entry on galileo galilei and sidereus nuncius; standard history-of-science references (e.g. van helden's translation introduction) state the work was first published in march 1610 in venice., encyclopaedia britannica, 'sidereus nuncius' (galileo galilei) — published march 1610 in venice, describing telescopic observations of the four largest moons of jupiter., encyclopaedia britannica, 'sidereus nuncius' (galileo galilei, published march 1610 in venice), encyclopaedia britannica, 'sidereus nuncius' (galileo galilei, published march 1610, venice), encyclopaedia britannica, 'sidereus nuncius' (starry messenger), published by galileo galilei in venice in march 1610, encyclopaedia britannica, 'sidereus nuncius' entry (https://www.britannica.com/topic/sidereus-nuncius), encyclopaedia britannica, 'sidereus nuncius' entry, and the galileo project (rice university) biography of galileo galilei, both stating sidereus nuncius was published in march 1610 in venice, describing galileo's telescopic observations of the four moons of jupiter., encyclopaedia britannica, 'sidereus nuncius' entry: galileo galilei published sidereus nuncius ("sidereal messenger") in venice in march 1610, describing his telescopic observations including the four moons of jupiter., encyclopaedia britannica, 'sidereus nuncius' entry: galileo galilei published sidereus nuncius ("sidereal messenger") in venice in march 1610, reporting his telescopic observations including the four moons of jupiter., encyclopaedia britannica, 'sidereus nuncius' entry: galileo galilei published sidereus nuncius (starry messenger) in venice in march 1610, describing his telescopic observations including the four moons of jupiter., encyclopaedia britannica, 'sidereus nuncius' entry: galileo published the work in march 1610, venice., encyclopaedia britannica, 'sidereus nuncius' entry: galileo's treatise was published in venice in march 1610, encyclopaedia britannica, 'sidereus nuncius' entry; and galileo project (rice university) biography — both state galileo's sidereus nuncius was published in venice in march 1610, encyclopaedia britannica, 'sidereus nuncius' entry; and standard history-of-science references (e.g. galileo galilei, sidereus nuncius, venice, 1610), both stating the work was published in march 1610., encyclopaedia britannica, 'sidereus nuncius' entry; and van helden, a. (trans.), sidereus nuncius, or the sidereal messenger (university of chicago press, 1989), both stating galileo published the work in venice in march 1610, encyclopaedia britannica, 'sidereus nuncius' entry; galileo galilei, sidereus nuncius (venice, 1610), encyclopaedia britannica, entry 'sidereus nuncius' (galileo galilei) - published in venice in march 1610, encyclopaedia britannica, entry 'sidereus nuncius' (https://www.britannica.com/topic/sidereus-nuncius): galileo galilei published sidereus nuncius ('sidereal messenger' or 'starry messenger') in venice in march 1610, reporting his telescopic observations including the four moons of jupiter., encyclopaedia britannica, entry 'sidereus nuncius': galileo's treatise describing his telescopic observations of the moon, stars, and the four largest moons of jupiter, published in venice in march 1610., encyclopaedia britannica, entry on galileo galilei / sidereus nuncius, and the library of congress 'finding galileo' exhibit, both state sidereus nuncius was published in march 1610 in venice., encyclopaedia britannica, entry on galileo galilei / sidereus nuncius, stating the work was published in venice in march 1610, encyclopaedia britannica, entry on galileo galilei / sidereus nuncius: first published in march 1610 in venice., encyclopaedia britannica, entry on galileo galilei / sidereus nuncius: published in venice in march 1610, describing galileo's telescopic observations including the four moons of jupiter., galileo galilei, sidereus nuncius (venice, 1610); standard references: wikipedia 'sidereus nuncius' article and van helden's 1989 english translation (university of chicago press), galileo galilei, sidereus nuncius, first published in venice/padua, march 1610 (standard historical record, e.g. encyclopaedia britannica entry on galileo and sidereus nuncius), galileo galilei, sidereus nuncius, venice, 1610 (standard bibliographic record, e.g. encyclopaedia britannica entry on 'sidereus nuncius'), galileo galilei, sidereus nuncius, venice: thomas baglioni, 1610 (standard bibliographic record; e.g. encyclopaedia britannica entry on sidereus nuncius), galileo.ou.edu, historical consensus: galileo galilei published 'sidereus nuncius' in venice in march 1610, describing his telescopic observations of the four moons of jupiter (encyclopaedia britannica, 'sidereus nuncius'; also corroborated by standard history-of-science references)., historical consensus: galileo galilei's 'sidereus nuncius' (sidereal messenger), describing his telescopic observations of the four largest moons of jupiter, was first published in venice in march 1610. encyclopaedia britannica entry on galileo galilei and sidereus nuncius., historical consensus: galileo galilei's 'sidereus nuncius' (starry messenger) was first published in venice in march 1610, describing his telescopic observations of the four largest moons of jupiter., historical consensus: galileo galilei's 'sidereus nuncius' (starry messenger), describing his telescopic observations of the four largest moons of jupiter, was first published in venice in march 1610., historical record: galileo galilei's 'sidereus nuncius' was published in venice in march 1610, announcing his telescopic discovery of jupiter's four largest moons., library of congress catalog record for sidereus nuncius (1610), https://www.loc.gov/item/2010667904/; oxford cabinet, sidereus nuncius, 1610, https://www.cabinet.ox.ac.uk/sidereus-nuncius-1610, library of congress, sidereus nuncius (1610): https://www.loc.gov/item/2010667904/; smithsonian libraries, sidereus nuncius, published 1610: https://library.si.edu/digital-library/book/sidereusnuncius00gali, library.si.edu, museo astronomico di brera, ‘galileo galilei, sidereus nuncius 1610’: https://museoastronomico.brera.inaf.it/galileo-galilei-sidereus-nuncius-1610/, museo galileo, sidereus nuncius (1610): https://www2.museogalileo.it/it/biblioteca-e-istituto-di-ricerca/progetti/incontra-galileo/31-opere/454-sidereus-nuncius-1610.html; library of congress, sidereus nuncius (1610): https://www.loc.gov/item/2010667904/, museo galileo, sidereus nuncius (the starry messenger): https://www2.museogalileo.it/en/library-and-research-institute/projects/meet-galileo/38-works/464-sidereus-nuncius-the-starry-messenger-1610.html, museo galileo, sidereus nuncius [the starry messenger] (1610), https://www2.museogalileo.it/en/library-and-research-institute/projects/meet-galileo/38-works/464-sidereus-nuncius-the-starry-messenger-1610.html; smithsonian libraries, sidereus nuncius catalog record (published 1610), https://library.si.edu/digital-library/book/sidereusnuncius00gali, museo galileo, sidereus nuncius [the starry messenger] (1610): https://www2.museogalileo.it/en/library-and-research-institute/projects/meet-galileo/38-works/464-sidereus-nuncius-the-starry-messenger-1610.html, museoastronomico.brera.inaf.it, reputable public reference sources (encyclopaedia britannica, official government/organization records, baseball-reference/mlb, and primary project documentation)., science museum group collection, 'sidereus nuncius' (originally published in venice, 1610; describes jupiter's four moons): https://collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk/objects/co481521/siderius-nuncius-magna-and-dissertatis-cum-sideris-nuncio, smithsonian libraries, digitized sidereus nuncius catalog record (publication imprint 1610): https://library.si.edu/digital-library/book/sidereusnuncius00gali; library of congress catalog record (1610): https://www.loc.gov/item/2010667904/, smithsonian libraries, sidereus nuncius catalog (https://library.si.edu/digital-library/book/sidereusnuncius00gali); museo galileo, sidereus nuncius (https://www2.museogalileo.it/en/library-and-research-institute/projects/meet-galileo/38-works/464-sidereus-nuncius-the-starry-messenger-1610.html), smithsonian libraries, sidereus nuncius catalog (published 1610): https://library.si.edu/digital-library/book/sidereusnuncius00gali; museo galileo, sidereus nuncius (1610), noting galileo's observations of jupiter's four satellites: https://www2.museogalileo.it/en/library-and-research-institute/projects/meet-galileo/38-works/464-sidereus-nuncius-the-starry-messenger.html, wikipedia, 'sidereus nuncius' (article on galileo's 1610 work); galileo galilei, sidereus nuncius (venice: thomas baglioni, 1610), wikipedia, 'sidereus nuncius' (article states it was published in venice in march 1610); consistent with encyclopaedia britannica entry on galileo galilei, wikipedia, 'sidereus nuncius' (article states publication in march 1610, venice); cross-checked against britannica entry on galileo galilei, wikipedia, 'sidereus nuncius' (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/sidereus_nuncius): "published in neo-latin by galileo galilei on march 13, 1610", wikipedia, 'sidereus nuncius' (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/sidereus_nuncius): published 13 march 1610 in venice; corroborated by caltech archives title page 'venice, 1610' (https://digital.archives.caltech.edu/collections/photographs/rb-gg1610a-1/), wikipedia, 'sidereus nuncius' (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/sidereus_nuncius): published in neo-latin by galileo galilei on march 13, 1610, wikipedia, 'sidereus nuncius' (published march 1610 in venice by thomas baglioni); cross-checked against the standard history of galileo's 1610 telescopic discoveries of jupiter's moons, wikipedia, 'sidereus nuncius' article (lead section, via https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&prop=extracts&exintro=1&titles=sidereus_nuncius&format=json&explaintext=1): 'published in neo-latin by galileo galilei on march 13, 1610'. cross-checked against the general historical record that the treatise was published in venice in 1610., wikipedia, 'sidereus nuncius' article lead (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/sidereus_nuncius), fetched via the mediawiki api: published by galileo galilei on march 13, 1610, and describes the medicean stars (galilean moons) circling jupiter, www.cabinet.ox.ac.uk, www.loc.gov
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