copernicus was extremely unpopular with catholics and protestants. his theory. this is said while the theory is almost complete. well, it is just a terrific book. >> it is a terrific book. finally, because we only have about five minutes, in an age where we are making in 500 years the most dramatic shift from the revolution and to plant. if you ever go to germany and recommend you go to this, the gutenberg might seek to cut museum in germany. we are moving into digital. what does that mean? larry and his wife have written books about book collecting and about a passion for books. i will say, and of course i have some self interest in saying this, that of print book is a text file. i mean, and the book. it is a text file. the book has all kinds of other stuff associated with it. >> i agree. back again with a question that i was completely unprepared for. >> unbelievable variety. >> showing brandt. >> i wrote a very interesting paper in fifth grade. nancy and i, my wife back there who can't get in frame try the she might, three funny books on people who collect ra

the astronomer in the sixteenth century, a plot to kill copernicus to suppress his theory. was a threat to the -- the earth was at the center of the universe with catholics and protestants because this man is unique in an earth has to be unique in the universe. so someone postulating that the earth is not at the center of the universe threatened to create a lot of discord and copernicus was extremely unpopular with catholics and protestants. this was set when the theory was almost complete. it is a terrific book. >> we have five minutes. in 500 years the most dramatic shift from the revolution into print and if you go to germany i recommend the gutenberg museum which is the illuminating experience. what does that mean? larry and his wife have written books about book collecting and passion for books. it is a digital book. a text file. [talking over each other] >> something i was completely unprepared for. i wrote an interesting paper in fifth grade. nancy and i wrote three funny books on antiquated books and it is a remarkable subculture but with -- we came into law the fee

galley owe and copernicus -- galileo and copernicus come to mind. this shows the arrogance of our colleagues across the aisle and the arrogance of the bureaucrats. they think we human beings have more impact on the climate and the world than god does. and we don't. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from colorado. mr. polis: i yield myself one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. polis: i'd like to enter this into the record, "a truth." the gentlelady mentioned science and one of the ex-parawitnesses the republicans called to last week's hearing on climate science was professor richard mueller of berkley this is a physicist who got into the climate skeptic game. the game is lucrative for people. anyone who finds a way to dispute climate change sells a lot of books. 99% of them stayed true to the scientific method and the conclusion of the vast majority is that climate change exists. professor mueller said his group's preliminary finding was that climate change is l