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Galileo was a very great scientist. Galileo wanted to create an invention that would be innovative and groundbreaking.
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The development of the pendulum clock over the years.
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Galileo thought of the idea of a wooden pendulum clock and started to planning, but he didn't finish the planning because of his death in 1642.
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Invented by a Dutchman named Christian Huygens, the pendulum clock was known being the most accurare time measurer until newer technology was invented later.
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Clockmakers realization that only pendulums with small swings of a few degrees ate isochronous motivated the invention of the anchor escapement by Robert Hooke around 1658.
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The increased accuracy resulting from these developments caused the minute hand to be added to clock dials around 1690.
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Gunn Harrison built his timber clock and developed the grasshopper ratchet over time.
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In 1715 George Graham improved the anchor ratchet and stinger wheel that constitutes timing wheel.
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Galilei's son tried also like his father to complete the building of the pendulum clock but he didn't finsh building because he was dead