Galileo's Works, translated from Italian by N. Debt and supplemented by edition, foreword and notes A. N. Dolgova is a real treasure for all who are interested in the history of science, philosophy and culture of the Renaissance. Galileo Galilei, the famous Italian astronomer, physicist and philosopher, left behind a legacy that still worries the minds and hearts of readers. His work not only became the basis for the development of the scientific method, but also asked many questions that remain relevant to this day. This book is a collection of the most significant works of Galileo, in which he shares his discoveries and reflections on nature, the universe and the place of man in it. The reader will be able to plunge into a world where science and philosophy are intertwined, creating a unique picture of human knowledge. Galileo does not just describe his experiments and observations - he invites us to witness his intellectual journey, where every step is filled with surprise and discovery. Who can like this work? First of all, lovers of science and history, students and teachers, as well as anyone who is interested in the philosophy and development of human thought . The age category of readers varies from senior students to adults seeking to expand their horizons. The book will be of interest to those who want to understand how scientific discoveries have influenced society and culture, as well as to those who seek inspiration in thinking about the nature and place of man in the world. The topics raised in The Writings cover a wide range of topics, from astronomy and physics to philosophy and ethics. Galileo challenges the traditional views of his time, questioning the authority of the church and offering a scientific approach to understanding the world. His famous phrase “And yet it spins” became a symbol of the struggle for scientific truth and independence of thought. Reading this book, you can feel the spirit of the time when science was just beginning to break free from the shackles of dogmatism and prejudice. Galileo's style can be described as clear and accessible, which makes his work attractive to a wide audience. It uses metaphors and analogies to explain complex concepts, allowing the reader to easily absorb material. Translated by H. Debts supplemented by notes A. N. Dolgov, makes the text even more understandable and relevant for the modern reader, providing the necessary explanations and context. Galileo is not the only outstanding author whose work deserves attention. If you are interested in the topics covered in The Writings, you can also pay attention to the works of scientists such as Isaac Newton, René Descartes and Benedict Spinoza. Their ideas and discoveries have also become important milestones in the history of science and philosophy. The book “The Works” of Galileo is not just a collection of scientific works, but an exciting journey into the world of ideas and discoveries that changed the course of history. It is able to inspire and arouse interest in science, philosophy and the search for truth. By reading this book, you will not only become acquainted with the great mind of the past, but will also have the opportunity to reflect on the eternal issues that concern humanity for centuries. Do not miss the chance to touch the heritage of Galileo and discover a world full of mysteries and discoveries!