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No presente trabalho estudamos o desencontro do argumento de Galileo Galilei relativo à rotação da Terra, contida na obra Diálogo sobre os dois máximos sistemas do mundo ptolomaico e copernicano . Apresentamos algumas descobertas astronômicas realizadas por Galileo e suas consequências para com a ordenação do universo. Uma discussão sobre o método científico intuído por ele é apresentada, cuja intenção é a de encorajar todos a pensar sobre como a observação do cosmos feita por Galileo nos forçou a reconsiderar nossa compreensão do mundo. Em adição, gostaríamos de ajudar a responder algumas questões básicas em física e astronomia.

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In the present work we study the mismatch of the argument of Galileo Galilei about the Earth s rotation, which is in the book "Dialogue concerning the two chief world systems - Ptolomaic and copernican". We present some astronomical discoveries by Galileo and its consequences to understand the universe s ordination. One discussion about the scientific methods intuid by him is presented, with the aim to encourage us all to think about how Galileo s observation of the cosmos force us to reconsider our understanding of the world. In addition we would like to help answering some basic questions in physics and astronomy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]