What are some symbols of Galileo Galilei?
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Galileo's sketches of the Moon.\n\nHere are Galileo's drawings of the jagged surface of the moon.  His telescopic observations convinced him that the moon could not be a perfect, crystalline sphere.  (In the Greek scientific tradition, everything from the moon on out is made of a special, fifth element, whose natural motion is in a circle.  Everything below the moon's orbit is made of the four elements earth, fire, air, and water. \n\nhttp://unr.edu/homepage/nickles/wthonors/galileo.htm
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I don't think it was derived from the astrological sign Libra, but from the Latin word "libra" which means scales or balance.  The British symbol for pound sterling (actually a stylized L) derives from the same word.
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the eye is the all seeing eye of God, Pyramid reflects the fascination with rosicrucianism at the time.Novus ordo seclorum means the "new world order." There are also symbols of Israel united with the 13 colonies \n\nthe cloud above the eagle represents the shekina cloud of glory over Israel. and the star inside the cloud is the star of david with 12 stars to represent the 12 tribes of Israel..Toward the end of the american revolution, Geroge Washington obtained financial help from Jews both in the united States and in europe to finsh the war.  They were critical in help the colonies win and establish the nation. They are given this recognition on the emblem. This country then owes its existence to the nation of Israel and today we still protect ISrael in return.  There is a historical bond between america and the jewish nation in the quest for freedom adn peace.
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Galileo Galilei was an Italian physicist, astronomer, and philosopher.\n\nHe was born in February 15, 1564 and died January 8, 1642\n\nAt that time there were no such things as internets or mobile phones and the printing press (allowing mass production of articles on paper) wasn't around until another 200 or so years.\n\nGalileo's only method of communication at that times was word of mouth and communication on pieces of parchment that were delivered by messengers on horse-back.
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http://www.mysticmissal.org/enneagram.htm\n\ndont know much personally, its a thing from hinduism, modern psychocolgy, neo platonism, rudolf steiner? and other spiritual endevours.  A most potent symbol\nA 9 pointed star
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Some of the answers in this are ridiculous.  In the "G" lecture of the second degree, the candidate is told that it represents "geometry" which is the Liberal Art/Science most revered by Masons, and that, more importantly it is the initial letter of God.  both of these things are discussed in the same 5 minute lecture.  Sorry to dissapoint the answerer who had a whole theory worked up.
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The scarlet letter itself, the meteor, the forest, the scaffold, the prison, Pearl - all symbols of evil or sin.  These links should help you.  Best of luck with it.
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Symbols: LIHRY,FCX,GLG AND GG.
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1. Astronomer\n2. The eyes\n3.The Morse Code\n4.A Decimal Point\n5.The Mona Lisa\n6. Statue of Liberty\n\nGot them.  That was tough!
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"In the week of January 7, 1610 Galileo discovered three of Jupiter's four largest satellites (moons): Io, Europa, and Callisto. He discovered Ganymede four nights later. "
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It's the symbol for the punk rock band Black Flag. Four rectangles, the 1st and 3rd high, the second and fourth low. Makes him ever more ME-OW to me!
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go to start>programs>accessories>system tools>character map...here you will see All types of those symbols
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Invented by Fabrizio Mordente (1532 - c. 1608) to measure the smallest fraction of a ..................\n\n(1564-1642) T Geometric and military compass of Galileo Galilei ...............................
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http://www.aquinas-multimedia.com/stjoseph/galileo.html\n\nMy guess was Galileo and I was right.  Here, look.\n\nBut according to a book I have, the greeks noticed it first.  It was Galileo that proposed the theory to the world.
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The origin is in the Latin word libra, which could mean both balance scales (hence the symbol for the astrological sign Libra, which was named after a constellation that was thought to resemble scales) and also a pound weight, for which the full expression was libra pondo, the second word being the origin of our pound.
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It's a fancy 'L' and it stands for pounds = 'libra'(Latin)/'livres' (French).\n'librum' = pound in Latin.
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the motmot\n\nhttp://www.vianica.com/nicaragua/3-national-symbols.html