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On what currency note was the satellite Aryabhata Printed?
- Do your own research.
Sagan and the like
See http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/Nave-html/Faithpathh/galileomyth.html . Sagan said that Galileo was in a dungeon.
- See "The Sleepwalkers", published in 1959, on page 492. Koestler says, "The "formal prison" took the form of a sojourn at the Grand Duke's Villa at Trinita del Monte".
- Galileo seems to have been in an ordinary apartment for a day, before he moved to the Duke's Villa.
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Nebra Disc
A large part of the section on the Nebra disc cites
- The Sky Disc of Nebra: Bronze Age Sky Disc Deciphered, Deutsche Welle, 2002, retrieved 15 October 2014
However the content is extraordinary but the source is not. Other sources eg
- Pásztor, E., & Roslund, C. (2007). An interpretation of the Nebra disc. antiquity, 81(312), 267-278.
are make much more mundane claims. Johnjbarton (talk) 03:08, 6 February 2026 (UTC)