in galileo never sought as such. galileo was himself a religious person. clash was between the science he was presenting and literal interpretations of the bible. and galileo's point was that one shouldn't interpret the bible literally because the bible is not a science book pretty set for example the mobility or stability of the earth or son is neither a matter of faith or concrete to ethics. there is no prediction. he pointed out that look, it's evidence this was not written as a science book is the names of the planets are not even mentioned in the bible. so basically his point was that the bible was written for our salvation, and not as a science book. and therefore should not be taken as a science book. that whenever there is an apparent conflict what observation and experiments tell us and the literal interpretation, means that we just missed the interpretation had to be different. the bible he said was written for common people to understand. the language was not scientifically accurate. the strongest point on this was that he did not think the same

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the book is called galileo and the science deniers.his is a fresh biography of galileo but at the same time with an eye on the science of denial today that unfortunately we have quite a bit of so the idea is to study from these fascinating persons who lived in the 17th century but to see what lessons we can learn from that or to what extent he himself already thought of some battles we have to fight against today. >> when people hear that i wrote a book about galileo, the natural question is how come i decided to write a book about galileo even though i've written quite a few and there were several reasons for this and they were all important at some level. one is i'm an astrophysicist and galileo was considered by many to be one of the founders of the modern astronomy. i was always fascinated by this person and of course was familiar with him but not all the details. the second thing is that searching through the literature i discovered very few if any of the existing biographies were written by researchers in the field of astrophysic

i hate to use the following phrase, but galileo ended up giving them the finger this is in the galileo museum in florence when his body was moved from an obscure grave to the current, a tooth and vertebrae were removed from his body for whatever reason and now they are here. the point is the following. in 1992, pope john paul ii recognized that galileo was right and the church was wrong. here is what he said. he basically said simply that and again we lost connection. can you please do something. >> sorry, my microphone was off. i am here. >> they said paradoxically -- >> do you want to screen share again. sorry, i canceled that. that's my fault. there we go. >> are we okay now. >> yes. >> so, pope john paul ii said paradoxically galileo is a sincere believer that proved himself more on this issue than his theologian adversaries. the majority of theologians didn't perceive the distinction that exists so basically the pope completely agreed but it took some 350 years for that to happen. pope francis this is a cardboard image of the book this is the catholic university of america and pop

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. >> reporter: astronomer christopher dupree is about to see something hidden from earth since galileoirst pointed his telescope at the stars. >> they're both in the finder. i've never seen that before. >> reporter: our solar system's two biggest planets in one view finder. that's jupiter to the right, saturn to the left. >> that's awesome. >> reporter: all month just after sunset, sky watchers have captured the pair of planets slowly coming together in the southwest sky. tonight they'll overlap, appearing to merge into a single course of light, an astronomical conjunction. >> it's a very slow motion crash. >> reporter: in metro atlanta, dupree directs the observatory. >> in actuality, how close are they? >> they're hundred of millions of miles apart. it's a cosmic trip of the eye. just like constellations are. it has to do with orbits and tilts and cosmic clockwork. >> it's a machine that's just running forward and on the 21st is when all those pieces are aligned just right for these two planets to get really, really close. >> reporter: that big machine is our solar system constantly

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talks with alexander ginsberg director of the galileo institute about the splitting paybacks. i vaccinate and my 14 year old daughter so you violated your own instructions against next meeting children that's how gracious great secure your entire family for the sake of 3 vaccines i was.

our largest planets that are going to appear the closest they have ever looked since the days of galileohe invented the telescope. that was the last time we saw these planets appearing to all but touch one another. a unique conjunction as they are calling it. what's odd is this sort of thing happens almost every 20 years. but not like this, not now. everyone in this country is going to get a chance to see it tonight and your next chance, 2080. it won't be nearly as close. i'm just telling you. a buddy that i worked with for a long, long time, i wouldn't call him amateur astronomer, he comes in very very handy, when i asked him if they are physically touching one another, he laughed, guffawed, then said no, it just looks that way, you imbecile. he didn't mean to say that. i heard that. a lot of people say this is the christmas star. what the three wise mensah at the time of jesus's birth. around that time. there's no way of knowing. what we know is it's happening tonight. your journey requires liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. wow. that w

trouble that comes with optimistic saying throughout history optimists have been punished it could be galileo it could be copernicus be einstein it could be all sorts of big steve jobs and they were punished for their optimism but now there is no punishment for. them. every year with great pleasure to be answered questions from our viewers and this year is no different as usual your questions focus on future events my panel and. come back to r.t. just turned 20 past midnight this new year's day here in moscow the pandemic could be a sign of things to come by the latest warning from the world health organization with the prospect of more deadly outbreaks around the corner of the w.h.o. emergencies chief as i do all the nations to ramp up their health care. but this dynamic has been very severe it's been it's spread around the world extremely quickly and is the fact that every corner of this planet but this is not necessarily to be what we live in an increasingly complex school society these trends will continue if there's one thing we need to take from this trend and it could all of the traged

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but if galileo was alive today, i am not sure he wouldn't be found guilty again.s seems to be a struggle over rationality and empiricism in science. how do you feel about that struggle? and you have been identified as the most respected person in the world when it comes to science. does that burden burden you? and had you feel about the prospects of science itself, looking forward? dr. fauci: it is a complicated issue. no, i don't feel it has burdened me. this is the life i have chosen at this is what i do. so it is not a burden because it is my life. and i have chosen it unhappily chosen it. the issue is that science has been very successful in doing something that was unheard of or unimaginable years ago, to go from the identification of a new pathogen, in this case, this mysterious virus that thrust itself upon us, and then we identified it in january of this year, and in less than a year, 11 months, it actually now was going into a lot of people's arms, it is proven to be highly efficacious and safe. that is a very successful coup de force in science. my fear

first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to tell us all about the event you know guys like galileo look in your skies and seeing this this is not happened in quite some time at least not like this it's been 800 years since the great conjunction was visible first really seeing. yeah it is going to be quite the sight some folks already out there looking toward tonight and you know how much time this is going to fall below the horizon here very soon about the next hour and 15 minutes or so so what you want to do is you go outside you want to look to the southwest. we've got jupiter and saturn that in their rotation around the sun are basically start to look like they line up and there you go looking like one giant star right on the first day of winter of course you're going want to pack your warm clothes of you headed up there the temperatures in the 40's in the 50's right now but even the fog along the coastline is broken up so get out there and take a look you're not going to see anything like this again for quite some time. all right other than that you've got a nice side out there

an end to the pandemic there is still a very long way to go from a giant astra zeneca and russia's galileo institute have launched clinical trials of a joint coronavirus vaccine is combines elements of jobs developed individually by the 2 sides are on cross spoke with alexander ginsberg the director of the institute about how their vaccine differs from the others. we developed a vaccine from the start of receiving funding to registration really quite quickly in 5 months the main reason is that for 25 years or more we have been developing at the gum alay institute a technological platform on which this vaccine preparation can be made we already had a wealth of experience not only the technology of how to do it but before that we had even worked out possible concentrations we knew all the dosages needed to obtain an optimal immune response with minimal side effects. the safety of the vaccine has been fully proven on a very similar vaccine the not identical against not only ebola viruses but also the mers coronavirus so when we were working against covered 19 we were able to use around 70 per

trouble that comes with optimistic think throughout history optimists have been punished it could be galileo it could be copernicus it could be einstein it could be all sorts of people steve jobs and they were punished for their optimism but now there's no punishment for relentless optimism. americans love buying homes. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country a large understood the bargain you get a home and then you know rebel right that's the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. and be really interesting down back and think about the longer deeper history l.a. housings men in the united states not just that old question of the american dream the bigger question if you dream is for. every year with great pleasure to answer questions from our viewers and this is. as usual your questions. greetings and salyut ation says all right welcome everyone to the 1st part of our end of the years special where we will be looking back at some of our most fascinating controversial and thought provoking and even downright you said entertaining inter

could be galileo could be could be it could be. all sorts of big steve jobs in the end they were punished for their optimism but now there's no punishment for relentless optimism. an entire village in alaska has had to move if another country trying to wipe out an american town. we do everything in our power to protect the. water then escaping climate change poses the same threat right now alaska does seem some of the fastest coastal erosion in the world we lost about 35 feet. 35 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring. is fast and that means the river is 35 closer than how the words or anything were a part of america or earth from. kovan 1000 has a wildly altered the way supply chains operate the pandemic snarled the world's sprawling supply chains for months shutting factories disrupting shipping and making of difficult for companies to get products from factories to consumers the changes have been so dramatic that many firms want to for every change the very definitions of supply chains joining me now to di

vaccine twice the vaccines efficiency of more than 90 percent is the greatest achievement of the galileo institute is crucially important the actual age as many people as possible really know that. logistical issues use motion national spoken can really requires minus. a huge story which basically does minus 3. so it's really been. if you're called distribute but interest on political symbol for a very simple reason it can be distributed through the call sheet that was developed in russia and in many other countries for so-called black compilers policy we along with doctors and distributors know how to deal. for all of that minus legion each person who we kill the notion 8 will be the last person left for the disease we'll be one more person who belong into social solidarity against the disease we all know that they are more than a monster. often as a vaccination so you don't need to wait for 23 months i believe that if you combine a vaccine the social disapproval yourself is on the shelf you really can see results very fast. you keep posting photos no elsewhere to date admissible abuse

trouble that comes with optimistic saying throughout history optimists have been punished it could be galileo it could be copernicus it could be einstein it could be all sorts of big steve jobs and they were punished for their optimism but now there is no punishment for relentless optimism. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. welcome back china and the european union have signed a landmark trade deal after years of talks it opens up asia's biggest economy to e.u. investment while giving beijing and grow to some strategic projects but as artist he explains washington's not happy. place dealers almost been several is in the making between the e.u. in china and they've really pushed the boat out to get it done before the end of 2020 essentially it means that there is the opportunity for the e.u. for investment in certain industries this is companies within the e.u. to be able to invest in areas of china before it had barriers around them such as the financial sector and the health sector for china it means that there is this possibility of inve

i think it's always promising to see collaboration we're talking about a partnership between the galileo institute and astra zeneca and the researchers in oxford which i think can be viewed potentially as separate from some of the both the political dialogue and some of the other elements you know the reality is that we need scientific cooperation you know my view is we need the best vaccines we need them to be available the best approaches and it doesn't matter where they come from as long as it's done in a way that is rigorous and ethical and transparent so that we can have full confidence at the vaccines are going to be successful. legislators in the democratic republic of congo have voted to remove the speaker of parliament who is an ally of a former president the move is a test of support for the current president felix should cater who is trying to build a majority in parliament from allies of the former president joseph kabila shallop ballasts reports. the woman at the heart of the political crisis in democratic republic of congo janine mobile and. she was the speaker of parliamen

this is the problem coming to a point about the science science has advanced through the dissident galileo would never been allowed to be published in a money journal today because the ptolemaic consensus would have said but he's outside all consensus same with einstein's are in fact it's always the old bulls lunatics are the ones who make progress and then they become the orthodoxy although it is become ill to talk c.m.l. quite often i write but it's a certain point as we saw with newton's physics it turns out not. adequate and einstein can replace it on star now just seems a bit old hat to and this is i think about going for the people latching on to something that gives them a cow as if used to be a religious thing but now it's sonce is the totem sonce has become the model to everything must be sacrificed by people who have. actually what is saddam's. made the big thing that's absolutely right marcus i mean it this is one of the great tragedies of this year is that the science as people like to say has been politicized i mean you can if you can you serve science in the service of your a

trouble that comes with optimistic thinking throughout history optimists have been punished a could be galileo it could be copernicus it could be einstein it could be all sorts of people steve jobs and they were punished for their optimism but now there is no punishment for relentless optimism stacey right and it's important to know as well that we're heading into 2021 and what is 2021 is the 50th birthday of the all system so you know this is a good time to die as well for if it's over right 50 years is long enough it was an experiment that was the experiment big question is not the experiment because bitcoin is hard money the fiat's global standard was a fabulous fiction let's admit like the fabulousness of. created outfits like this. but the fact is that you know we're going to go over some of the details of why that's coming to an end and why should celebrate it if there are some moments that might not seem pretty good you know but relentless optimism is on the other side right. 2121 1000000 points 21000000 point is right there in full faith. 2121 right 2021 is the it all comes together an

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trouble that comes with optimistic thinking drug history optimists have been punished it could be galileo it could be copernicus it could be einstein it could be all sorts of be steve jobs and they were punished for their optimism but now there is no punishment for relentless optimism. in the headlines this new year's eve the british government ramps up code restrictions across most of england as infection spiral following the discovery of a new highly contagious strain. also this hour we hear from frontline medics who have become the unsung heroes of the year. and we've seen people die and seeing people come in and they call us we have to do it it may sound what we want inside. is what we have to deal. and strikes a milestone trade deal with china removing key barriers to investment comes after years of talks and despite objections from washington.

and when it was last this bright galileo the man considered to be the father of astronomy was still alive low he makes no record of having seen it but for the astronomers of today it presents a unique opportunity. this time the great conjunction happened true or 3 months after saturn and jupiter came close to the earth so that makes them look brighter you'll be able to see the great conjunction until the night of the 23rd and if you miss it it will come around again in 2040. if you want to see this broad you're going to have to wait another 400 years with everyone on this planet trying to stay socially distant because a coronavirus of the planets are managing to get closer together tony chang al jazeera chuch own son tyler. there with al jazeera these are all top stories the u.s. house of representatives has approved a $900000000000.00 relief package aimed at helping businesses and families struggling during the pandemic the senate vote on the bill shortly it comes as the number of growing virus cases in the u.s. exceeds 18000000 castro has more from washington the deadline is the you are

trouble that comes with optimistic saying throughout history optimists have been punished it could be galileo it could be copernicus it could be einstein it could be all sorts of big steve jobs and they were punished for their optimism but now there's no punishment for relentless optimism. and almost seemed wrong. why don't we all just don't call. me. yet to shape out these days become active. and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. brussels in beijing of signed a massive landmark trade deal then after years of talks to get there it opens up the chinese market to e.u. investment while giving beijing an inroad to strategic european projects too but as r.t. shiela do bensky explains next washington is not at all happy about it. this deal is almost been several is in the making between the e.u. and china and they've really pushed the boat out to get it done before the end of 2020 essentially it means that there is the opportunity for the e.u. for investment in certain industries this is companies within the e.u. to be able to in

she said action was being taken to tackle the crime including a project called 0peration galileo.now got 21 police forces joined together sharing information and intelligence across the whole of the uk to target offenders. but the level of fines was up to the courts. very valid points have been raised about the fact that potentially some of the fines aren't high enough, but sentencing guidance could potentially help with that, especially giving advice in these rural areas. i will give way. i accept the courts to interpret the penalties, but however, it's for us to decide what the maximum penalty should be, and if we increase the maximum penalty from 1,000 to 100,000, for arguments sake, than the courts would have to take that into account. that's like fining someone £100. thank you. i hear what he says, and i'm getting the message back, the exasperation. rebecca powell. now you may have noticed several mps, including the prime minister, wearing red ribbons to mark world aids day. the government has welcomed a report from the hiv commission that recommends the government introduces

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trouble that comes with optimistic saying throughout history optimists have been punished it could be galileo it could be copernican 6 could be einstein it could be all sorts of big steve jobs and they were punished for their optimism but now there is no punishment for relentless optimism. huge. welcome to the hope renee alex salmond where we present the highlights of 23 we hope you had a wonderful and common say christmas. when is the scots word for new year's eve i was taken very seriously in scotland normally tonight would see vast clothes and celebrations and the whole month. but this is a very different year and this helped many will be responsible i was socially distance just like this program i just discovered dominated the year it dominated it right back at the start of the year we conducted the 1st of many interviews with cambridge for all just a naked scientist dr chris wirth he gave us the 1st indication of the dramatic shape of things to come what you potentially got is something which while it's less lethal than solves is much more infectious than cells and about as lethal as the

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