Explain Galileo's point of view concerning the reactions to his discoveries in 1615

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Although the question does not include options, we can say that to explain Galileo's point of view concerning the reactions to his discoveries in 1615, we have to mention that we are referring to the letter he wrote in 1615 to the Grand Duchess Christina. Regarding his discoveries and knowing the way the Catholic Church reacted to every information that questioned the religious dogma, Galileo tried to explain that his discoveries could be appropriate. Knowing that the Duchesse was interested in information regarding astronomy, he thought that writing a letter to her, a powerful woman would be good to have her endorsement. Galileo was cautious to not directly confront the teachings of the Bible.

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