• 1610 – Publishes Sidereus Nuncius

• 1610 – Publishes Sidereus Nuncius (Starry Messenger); views our moon's mountains and craters and brightest 4 of Jupiter's moons
• 1610 - Martin Horky publishes Brevissima Peregrinatio Contra Nuncium Sidereum, opposing Galileo
• 1610 – Kepler requests one of Galileo's telescopes or lenses, but Galileo replies he is too busy to build one and has no extras[171]
• 1610 – Lifetime appointment to mathematics position at University of Padua, and as mathematician and philosopher for Cosimo II, Grand Duke of Tuscany

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• 1610 – publishes Sidereus Nuncius (Starry tub txib); views peb hli roob thiab craters thiab brightest 4 ntawm lub Jupiter moons• 1610 - Martin Horky publishes Brevissima Peregrinatio Contra Nuncium Sidereum, tawm tsam Galileo• 1610 – Kepler nug ib tus Galileo telescopes los lo ntsiab muag, tab sis Galileo replies nws yog heev kom lawv muaj ib tug thiab tus tsis muaj riam [171]• 1610 – lub neej lub sij hawm rau qhov kev kawm txog zauv txoj hauj lwm hauv University of Padua, thiab raws li mathematician thiab philosopher rau Cosimo II, pej Duke of Tuscany