Galileo Galilei

The "Father of Modern Science" who turned his telescope to the heavens and saw that the moon was jagged and Jupiter had moons of its own. He dared to tell the world that the earth moves, even when the Church demanded he stay silent. He represents the "Weight of the Truth"—the man who whispered "And yet it moves" against the roar of the Inquisition. He is the birth of the experimental method.