Where did the Galileo thermometer get its name?
Where did the Galileo thermometer get its name?
A Galileo thermometer is a sealed glass tube containing a clear liquid, floating in which are five glass balls, each containing a different coloured solution.
Why did Galileo Galilei invent the thermometer?
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How does a Galileo thermometer work?
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Where did the Galileo thermometer get its name?