Solve squares, roots, cubes and powers of two. Help pixel Galileo focus his rooftop telescope by solving squares, square roots, cubes and powers of two before the timer runs out, in this free math game.
Twist: Every question is a square, a square root, a cube or a power of two, getting harder each level.
Parody. Galileo Galilei has no involvement in making these games and does not endorse them. The character is an original pixel-art caricature.
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Every lens in pixel Galileo Galilei's workshop has to be ground to exactly the right curve, and that means numbers, lots of them. Tonight the telescope on his rooftop observatory is blurry, and the only way to sharpen it is a round of Telescope Squares.
Each right answer turns the focus wheel a notch, and Jupiter slowly comes into view. A streak brings its little moons out one by one; a wrong answer smears the whole sky again. Get it sharp before the clouds roll in and the night is his.
Run on Earth, the Moon and Jupiter as gravity keeps changing.
Ride a comet tail where every lane change glides.
Turn each piece once, then drop it on the tower.
Fly close to little moons for a slingshot bonus.
Chase a moon that circles round Jupiter.
Break the wall while a pendulum swings in the way.
Pair each sum with its answer on a chart of stars.
