The Pope's Astronomer - Sixty Symbols

Brady Haran of Numberphile and a whole bunch of other channels visited the observatory some years back and made some videos and interviews. The Pope's Astronomer - Interview with Brother Guy: ▶ this video The Pope's Telescopes - A tour of the observatory: link The Pope's Space Rocks - A look at their collection: link

> I recommend "Can a Scientist Believe in Miracles?" by Ian Hutchinson […] Books by (Brother) Guy Consolmagno, the Director of the Vatican Observatory, are also worth checking out: * link Perhaps specifically God's Mechanics: How Scientists and Engineers Make Sense of Religion . Interview: * ▶ this video

> others are brothers One of the more well-known ones is Guy Consolmagno, director of the Vatican Observatory ("the Pope's astronomer"): * link Interview: * ▶ this video

To think that the night sky around LA was dark enough at some point to make celestial observations. See also Castel Gandolfo outside of Rome, the office of the Vatican Observatory: * link * ▶ this video Certainly there are bigger problems in the world, but it'd be nice if light pollution could be taken into account when making policy decisions (like which street lamps a municipality will buy): * link * link I think a lot of people would enjoy seeing the natural night sky without having to travel great distances: * link

what a coincidence, edu-Youtuber Brady Haran just uploaded three videos about the Vatican Observatory, a long interview with brother Guy and the their collection of space rocks: The Pope's Space Rocks link The Pope's Telescopes - Deep Sky Videos link The Pope's Astronomer - Sixty Symbols ▶ this video