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1610 was a year.

On 7 January, Galileo Galilei wrote in a letter that he had spotted three of Jupiter's moons. A few months later, he discovered a fourth. The final moon, the golden planet of Voga, would not be discovered by humans until the 29th century. (PROSE: Time Traveller's Diary ^[+]Loading...["Time Traveller's Diary (novel)"])

In March 1610, a mob was so enraged at how exceptionally bad Francis Pearson's latest play was that they burned all extant copies of his works.

In September, Pearson and Edward Kelley met in Prague, then visited the home of Elizabeth Bathory. (PROSE: Managra ^[+]Loading...["Managra (novel)"])

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-On [[7 January]] '''1610''', [[Galileo Galilei]] wrote in a [[letter]] that he had spotted [[3 (number)|three]] of [[Jupiter]]'s [[moon]]s. A few [[month]]s later, he discovered a [[4 (number)|fourth]]. The final moon, the [[gold]]en planet of [[Voga]], would not be discovered by [[human]]s until the [[29th century]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Time Traveller's Diary (novel)}})
+'''1610''' was a [[year]].
+On [[7 January]], [[Galileo Galilei]] wrote in a [[letter]] that he had spotted [[3 (number)|three]] of [[Jupiter]]'s [[moon]]s. A few [[month]]s later, he discovered a [[4 (number)|fourth]]. The final moon, the [[gold]]en planet of [[Voga]], would not be discovered by [[human]]s until the [[29th century]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Time Traveller's Diary (novel)}})
 In [[March]] 1610, a mob was so enraged at how exceptionally bad [[Francis Pearson]]'s latest play was that they burned all extant copies of his works.