Brian Keating is a cosmologist, professor of physics at UC San Diego, host of the podcast "Into the Impossible with Brian Keating," and author of several books, including "Losing the Nobel Prize" and "Into the Impossible: Think Like a Nobel Prize Winner." https://briankeating.com/
The telescope was the machine that changed the world the most.
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thank you very much for coming man and thank you for bringing all this cool stuff what is this so
old-timey telescope is that one loans the sailors used to use that's that's my spyglass yeah this
is exactly this thing is actually one of the most important inventions ever made and it really is
the reason I'm probably sitting here with you it's it's the actual tool not this one but right
the telescope was really the machine that changed the world the most and what's so cool about it it
acted like a lever that moved the earth from being the center of the universe back in Galileo's time
what year did they invent it the telescope was invented around the early 1600s and there's a
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