galileo made confession because you might recall that galileo, am i right, john? galileo recanted.e's the one who said that the earth goes around the sun, not the sun around the earth. he was condemned and he recanted in the ultimately regretted it and reversed himself i believe. they said look, , galileo recand and this guy, sharansky says, if they use galileo against me, do not could use me against any of the prisoner of conscience. so they finally released him and put him on the bridge that separated the communist world from the free world and they told him you walk straight down that bridge and he got on the bridge and he walked as much -- so what i i look at that and tk about our country, i just think we're so important. we don't care it all but we've got to carry more than what we think is fair. >> is the president doing that? >> i think there's too many vacuums being created. i will send them think recently we've had a breakthrough. when putin overreached and put the nerve agent, tried to kill these people in london, the whole western world now is becoming united. we have th

galileo against any other prisoner of conscience.hey released him and put him on the bridge that separated the commonest world from the free world and said, you walk straight on that bridge. he got down the bridge and he walked -- so, when i look at that and think about our country , i just think we are so important. we don't carry it all, but we have to carry more than what we think is fair. prof. lesperance: is the president doing that? gov. kasich: i think there are too many vacuums being created. i think we have recently had a putinhrough win overreached and put the nerve agent and tried to kill these people in london, the whole western world now is becoming united. we have thrown out the diplomats. they have torn up the diplomats, but there is much more we can do with imposing sanctions, but this is a bright spot, a terrible tragedy, but a bright spot that seems to be bringing people in the west together again, and thank god. what prevents us from coming together? money. the oligarchs have so much money in london in the but now

for every galileo there are thousand bozo the clown's. and too often it's the voice owes voices -- the bozo i will just add to that. it's actually worse when they're not genuine skeptics they are deliberate liars they are taking the vocabulary and the methodology of science and deliberately prostituting it to make political points to confuse the public to give that motivated policy for elected officials a cover to not do anything but the fundamental aside from the fact that we are destroying the planet which is a big enough planet -- problem the policy issue that is so egregious here is the introduction of the lie into public discussion everybody comes to policy discussions every american and everybody in the democracy with some level of evidence of fact k we will present your case with a certain emphasis here and there. we are past that. this is the introduction of the big lie into american politics and it is destroying we are destroying our politics as a functioning democracy by allowing the sly and the acceptance of line just out and o

galileo made a confession. you might recall that galileo recanted. he is the one who said the earth goes around the sun and not the son of around the earth. and he was condemned, and he recanted, and he ultimately regretted it and reversed himself, i believe. recanted, and this man shiranski said, if they use , galileo against me, they will not use me against any other prisoner of conscience. so they finally released him, and they put him on the bridge that separated the communist world from the free world, and they told him, you walk straight down that bridge. he got on that bridge and he walked. when i think about that and think about our country, i think we are so important. we don't carry it all, but we have to care more than what we think is fair. host: is the president doing that? are kasich: i think there too many vacuums being created. i will say, i think we recently had a breakthrough. overreached, and put the nerve agent, and tried to kill these people in western -- kill these people in london, the whole western world is becoming united. we

galileo, of course, was caught up in a dispute, you know, on trial with the catholic church. >> host: you wouldn't think of him necessarily as somebody who was scholarred in the bible. >> guest: yeah. and i -- and in this case, you know, i don't think they necessarily meant to be a scholar in the bible as much as they were, you know, well-versed in the bible because that was such a part of their culture. you know, in our own day maybe the bible's less part of the culture, but that was not the same experience they had. and for him, arguably, much of this trial was based on politics, you know? but one of the -- and how were his ideas potentially challenging to, you know, the larger church structure that he was a part of. of course we talk about the american and the, you know, our separation of church and state. well, that's a time when the church and state are are, you know, put together, and that's the ruling body. but for galileo, i think parking lot of his pushback was, you know, the bible may teach us about religion, but does that mean that it needs to be the source of authority on

and these days the galileo satellite navigation system too we might not really be aware of it happening but it's very exciting and will be a huge benefit to us in the digital world. the operation to. take this navigation belt it uses g.p.s. and has a built in compass function. it's why bray chanst is the user in the right direction does not make out sounds good at climbing this navigation belt has sixteen vibration elements they vibrate around your middle and signalling which direction you should go. and so you literally follow your gut feeling. if it vibrates on your front or you walk straight ahead when you reach an intersection you're told which way to turn as i did you get advice my. users just have to type their destination into their smartphone it's a really useful tool if you're on a hiking or cycling trip it also has benefits for people who are visually impaired and it's quite a hit with visitors at this founders fair. to erase founders hope their river turbines will be equally popular. now imagine going on a hike or cycle with a brick in your backpack or those original mobile p

galileo made a confession. he is the one who said the earth goes around the sun and onot te earth, he the ultimately recanted. shiranski said, if they use galileo against me, they will not use me against any other prisoner of conscience. they put him on the bridge between the communist world and the free world and they said walk down that bridge. he got on that bridge and he walked. when i think about that and think about our country, i think we are so important. we have to carry all that we think is fair. >> is the president doing that? gov. kasich: i think there are too many vacuums being created. i think when putin overreached and tried to kill these people in london, the whole western world is becoming united. we have thrown out the diplomats, they have thrown out the diplomats but there is much more we can do with imposing sanctions. this is a bright spot, a terrible tragedy, but a bright spot that is bringing a lot of people to the west together again. what is preventing us from coming together is money.

our lord was this, the mercury added that longstreet would have cited with the inquisition against galileo. [laughter] prof. varon: the man who asserts that force settles truth, it concluded, was hardly worthy to have either a conscious or a god. some of his southern critics call the longstreet a race traitor. e daily tribune simply wished longstreet dead. it wrote "it had become a subject ofe daily tribune simply wished regret that the wound he received at the battle of the wilderness was not mortal." which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] we would have been spared the mortification of being with his enemies. these southern papers were developing arguments that had a long history. we could trace them back to the spring of 1865. at the very moment of surrender, confederates began laying the building blocks of the cause audiology, claiming the north victory was one of might over right, of superior numbers over resources and claiming that the confederates fought flawlessly for a still righteous cause. this lost cause take on defeat was designed to preemp

for every galileo there are thousand bozo the clown's. and too often it's the voice owes voices -- the bozo i will just add to that. it's actually worse when they're not genuine skeptics they are deliberate liars they are taking the vocabulary and the methodology of science and deliberately prostituting it to make political points to confuse the public to give that motivated policy for elected officials a cover to not do anything but the fundamental aside from the fact that we are destroying the planet which is a big enough planet -- problem the policy issue that is so egregious here is the introduction of the lie into public discussion everybody comes to policy discussions every american and everybody in the democracy with some level of evidence of fact k we will present your case with a certain emphasis here and there. we are past that. this is the introduction of the big lie into american politics and it is destroying we are destroying our politics as a functioning democracy by allowing the sly and the acceptance of line just out and o

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all scientists have a sense of faith in them from isaac newton to galileo, to albert einstein, all great emerged out of jerusalem are the stories we're still telling today 2,000 years later. >> sharon crowley, fox news. >> certainly pretty cool stuff there. we move to this story now. >>> a robber gets a surprise attack when he tried to rob an 80-year-old man. this is surveillance video from indianapolis showing an elderly man walking behind the rubber. the robber spins around, pulls out a gun and demands money. an 85-year-old man, his older brother, rescued him and hit the robber with a wrench. >> he went down with that. i would have had to give up everything. >> the bad guy ran off. no word if he was injured in the wrench attack. but the two brothers are just fine. >>> protests are escalating in gaza as demonstrations there enter a second week. i'm connor powell with the details coming up. >>> are we here for us or our kids? >> our kids! >> what do they need? >> teachers in oklahoma spent another day on the picket line today despite lawmaker approval of millions of dollars in public sch

even though galileo and others were looking at sunspots a long time ago, it is a turbulent thing and it is unpredictable. if we relax, it even more co2 into the atmosphere when we come out of that minimum, a much warmer climate, related to geo-engineering, if we look a volcano like particle in the air, that is a transitory thing and if you do that for 30 or 40 years, suppose we have a global recession and realize we don't have the money to do it suddenly you have this built-up heating potential from the co2 added at the same time and unpredictable consequence. it is an important factor, is the possibility that -- scientific capacities observe things, the sun is important, think this has some kind of whim. there was a solar flare in 1859 that made telegraph paper catch fire because an electric charge went through the wires which if that happens today it would be a $2 trillion effect on the global economy. that could happen tomorrow. pay attention to the world. you can't know everything. keep basic science going. without that we are less like to believe and if you are a wizard or a pro

this was an image taken by the galileo spacecraft as it came by the earth/moon system to get a gravityboost to go on its way to skrup ter. it turned around and took this family portrait of the earth and the moon together. for those of you with good eyes and maybe need to be in the front row, you may look at that image of the moon and say, but that -- i don't recognize that. it doesn't look like the moon i know. do you know why? it's because it's the far side of the moon. the orientation here is the moon -- is the earth and the moon and the sun is over to the right. so you're looking at the far side of the moon from this perspective. if you are on the earth you would be looking at the part of the moon that you recognize all the time. so not only is it the earth moon system but there is a lot in perspective as well. one of the things that i want to keep coming back to in the little time that i have here is to reemphasize this earth/moon system. on the earth as ellen alluded to a lot of us are geologists and the earth is a wonderful planet, it has plate tectonics, it has weather, it has s