A. B. C. D. E. Which of these is not attributed to Galileo? that the moon has mountains, valleys and craters that the sun has imperfections known as sunspots that four small points of light orbit the planet jupiter the invention of the telescope that Venus shows a complete cycle of phases

A. B. C. D. E. Which of these is not attributed to Galileo? that the moon has mountains, valleys and craters that the sun has imperfections known as sunspots that four small points of light orbit the planet jupiter the invention of the telescope that Venus shows a complete cycle of phases

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the invention of the telescope
that Venus shows a complete cycle of phases

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