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* [[Galilei, Galileo|Galileo Galilei]] is born.<ref name="MRM"/>

...er (FASA)|Jupiter]]'s Galilean moons (named for [[Galilei, Galileo|Galileo Galilei]], who discovered them), was a full member of the [[United Federation of Pl

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...st of which reached Jupiter two years later. The [[Galileo series (FASA)|''Galileo'' probe]] departed [[Earth (FASA)|Earth]] orbit for Jupiter in [[1980s (FAS ...rved through a telescope in the 17th century by [[Galilei, Galileo|Galileo Galilei]]; it was -->still going strong well into the 23rd century.<ref name="ST01"

* [[Galilei, Galileo|Galileo]] develops the microscope.<ref name="MRM"/>

...rved through a telescope in the 17th century by [[Galilei, Galileo|Galileo Galilei]];<ref name="Decipher7"/> it was still going strong well into the 24th cent ...at behaved differently than nearly all of the others. In the 17th century, Galileo was the first astronomer to view Jupiter&mdash;and its four largest moons&m

...Great]]; [[Johannes Brahms]]; [[Leonardo da Vinci]]; [[Flint]]; [[Galileo Galilei]]; [[Johannes Gutenberg]]; [[Hadley]]; [[Rayna Kapec]]; [[James T. Kirk]];

...{{link|FASA|Leonardo da Vinci}}; {{link|FASA|Flint}}; {{link|FASA|Galileo Galilei}}; {{link|FASA|Johannes Gutenberg}}; {{link|FASA|Rayna Kapec}}; {{link|FASA ...ly kills Kirk and several crewmembers. Stealing a {{link|FASA|Shuttlecraft Galileo II NCC-1701/7||shuttlecraft}}, the group flees to the planet below. Kirk an

...sort-value="Galilei, U.S.S., NCC-03808"|[[U.S.S. Galilei NCC-3808|U.S.S. ''Galilei'']] ...ort-value="Galileo, U.S.S., NCC-16600"|[[U.S.S. Galileo NCC-16600|U.S.S. ''Galileo'']]