/sci/ - Science & Math

Galileo Galilei was a fugitive of the Catholic Church, and was sought mercilessly by Pope Paul V; who so far as to shut down a monastery where Galileo was said to be in hiding.. that monastery, was called Saint Peter of Lo.. Like Plato before him, Galileo preferred the use of dialogues for his writings.. his most famous work being the Dialogue of the Three Friends Concering the Two Chief World Systems.. The title alone was cryptography, with Galileo embedding the formula for a Perfect Fifth, or 3/2.. he would not live to see the Perfect Fifth become the formula for Universal Field expansion.. But more importantly, it was Galileo who first proposed the concept of a Five Dimensional Universe, though casual readers of his work would never notice.. this is because Galileo was censored by the Church, and could not produce a writing that ran afoul of Copernicus.. he draws the reader's focus to the number Three.. saying there are dimensions of length, height and breadth.. but if you look closely, Galileo makes an intentional mistake, and alludes to ascension, as the fourth dimension.. Pope Paul V said the monastery was located at the Ospelato Lodigiano.. which means a Piece of the Valley Ascends.. Galileo "blames" Johannes Kepler for discovery of the expanding fifth dimension, by construction of the telescope.. he tells the story of Kepler falling into a well, from which he had gained knowledge of refraction, through lenses of morning and evening fog.. But what Pope Paul V did not know, was that Aesop's fable of the Astronomer had been the password of Pythagorean schools for some two thousand years.. Plato's character of the Eleatic Stranger makes reference to the well, saying Theaetetus had been trapped inside.. Galileo was therefore the first to write the theory of a Five Dimensional Universe having measurements of length, breadth, height, ascension (hypotenuse), and field expansion.