Starting next month we will have out first guest blogger through a special arrangement, through space and time, with the University of Padua, a Tuscan physicist, the father of modern observational astronomy, Galileo Bonaiuti de' Galilei. Sr. de'Galilei will be posting to our blog during the International Year of Astronomy. Blog readers may post questions and comments to Sr. de'Galilei and ask him about his work in mathematics, mechanics and astronomy. Sr. de'Galilei will be blogging about his recent and on-going work and his methods as well as any discoveries he might make.
In addition, we expect in February to have another guest blogger. This person shares a birthday with Abrahan Lincoln and with our own Carol Kuhns. Watch here for more information
==JFK==
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Kudos for securing the considerable talents of Sr. de' Gelilei. I expect his contributions to be most enlightening.
Might I also point out that 2009 is the Year of Science in the U.S.A. If one should want information about all the year-long activies (including, of course, a KCFS-sponsored "star party" at the Louisville observatory in July), one can visit the website of COPUS at COPUS.org. Or simply Google "Year of Science."
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