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Dr. Paolo Galluzzi is now President Emeritus of the Museo Galileo in Florence, Italy, where he was the Director for many years. He’s a specialist on the life and discoveries of Galileo, and how Galileo’s work was a true milestone in human thought. What the SEARCHING team found especially interesting about Alan Lightman’s conversation with Dr. Galluzzi was how Paolo revealed many aspects of Galileo’s work with the telescope that were fresh and novel… in fact, “breaking news”!
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