um, galileo is the great italian scientist. remember, he runs afoul of the inquisition. he dies inhouse arrest for proclaiming -- in house arrest for proclaiming truths that the church found unpalatable. as a mnemonic device, the year that galileo dies in prison in italy is the year that newton is born in england. and it so happens -- and not by coincidence -- that italy which had been in the vanguard of science now becomes a back water. and england which has been on the fringe now becomes front and center, the heart of the scientific revolution. and the reason for this, as much as you can give a reason to such sweeping change, is that in italy science had set itself up -- or the church had set itself up as the enemy of science. these were two different messages about what was true, and you had to pick one or the other. in england the church took a much smarter approach that it would ally itself with science, the great truths of science were not, were not contradictory, were not hostile to religious truths but merely showed the greatness of god's creation. and to in engl

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. >>> 400 years after the vatican imprisoned galileo for life for saying that the earth revolved around the sun, pope benedict phoned the international space station. two of the astronauts are italian. the pontiff asked how the space program can promote peace on earth and if they pray while in orbit. >>> still ahead, the end of the world that wasn't yet, we're still here. what do the doomsday prophets say now? >>> in this season of pomp and circumstance, the majority of americans say a college degree isn't worth the money, including one wealthy father who says he won't pay and his daughters will be better off for it. >>> shopping while high, above the earth, if you're looking for gag tool belts, sweat pants, that's where you can find it. we'll take to the sky mall headquarters. finally, there's a choice for my patients with an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation, or afib, that's not caused by a heart valve problem. today we have pradaxa to reduce the risk of a stroke caused by a clot. in a clinical trial, pradaxa 150 mg reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin. and with pra

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they are not taking about galileo, but the science of global warming, climate change, because we do live in this sea of information and disinformation, and continued voices. most of us have very little understanding where knowledge is coming from, how robust it is, when scientists felt they had, in fact, resolved a problem, and so for people to realize and understand that actually it's not just that climate science is settled, but it's been settled since the early 1990s, 20 years since the framework on climate change that we forgot about and seem to be suffering from a kind of collective amnesia because we are drowning in information. people have forgotten that president george hw bush signed the framework, committed this country to stop dangerous interference. i find that there's this shift. you can almost feel the mood in the audience shift and say, oh, that's right, why did he sign that? it's not like he was a member of green peace; right? [laughter] in a way it's been extremely gratifying experience for me because it's made me feel a renewed dedication to this to realize the way in w

i'll tell you, it will be like capurnicus or galileo.a presence at same as way as antarctica. in the meanwhile, use some of your resources as a wealthy society and intellectually curious society, to do exploration, deeper in space, to find these things that may hit the earth and take us all out, the way the ancient dinosaurs were taken. >> oh, don't say that. >> this is worthy stuff. >> that would be a worthy thing it would be. >> well, you'd wapnt to keep an eye on things. it's part of what you 0 do in society. to explore space. you know why we're exploring space, you know what we're going to find there? >> what? >> nobody knows that's why we're exploring. it's important to get out of lower orbit. you talk about the private sector, space exploration, the space-x company and boeing are going to get contracts to take people to the international space station. >> bill nye, the science guy, many thanks as always. >>> of course, as i said there was a lot of emotion wrapped around this launch bought because nasa will retire "endeavour" after