Difference between Galilean Satellite and Galilean

GALILEAN SATELLITE vs GALILEAN: NOUN

Astronomer, Planetary nebula, Inner planet, Binary star, Uranography, Outer planet, Spiral nebula, Oort cloud, Circumjovial, Inferior planet, Superior planet, Major planet, Minor planet, Giant planet, Galilean

Pelagius, Edomites, Capernaum, Heliocentric, Habakkuk, Canaanite, Levitical, Ephesian, Biblical, Pentateuch, Melchizedek, Hebrew scripture, Baptizer, Judean, Galilean satellite

Astronomer, Planetary nebula, Inner planet, Binary star, Uranography, Outer planet, Spiral nebula, Oort cloud, Circumjovial, Inferior planet, Superior planet, Major planet, Minor planet, Giant planet, Galilean

Pelagius, Edomites, Capernaum, Heliocentric, Habakkuk, Canaanite, Levitical, Ephesian, Biblical, Pentateuch, Melchizedek, Hebrew scripture, Baptizer, Judean, Galilean satellite

This set of equations is known as the Galilean Transformation.
Gospel, Peter is described as speaking with a Galilean accent.
Visible in this microphotograph, taken with Galilean microscope no.
Shows the Galilean transformation in terms of relativity theory.
Consider the example of Peter, a Galilean fisherman.
Galilean, just beginning to open up the subject.
Pilate asked if the man was a Galilean.
They are called inertial or Galilean reference frames.
Clearly, the distinction made in the text is between the Galilean region, inhabited by Galilean Jews, and the Judaean region, inhabited by Judaean Jews.
Laws of motion are invariant under a Galilean transformation, that is, the inertial mass is unchanged under Galilean transformations.