Vatican astronomer Brother Guy Consolmagno, SJ, poses with Corpus Christi College students after giving the Newman Association of Vancouver Carr Lecture at UBC's Hebb Theatre Feb. 27. Laureen McMahon / The B.C. Catholic |
A long list of astronomers, himself included, said Vatican astronomer Brother Guy Consolmagno, SJ, have been "almost right" in their cosmological discoveries.
His own example happened in 1975 when, as a Massachusetts Institute of Technology student, he wrote a thesis on the possibility of life on Mars. Sadly, he said, his theory was rejected by one of his heroes, the late noted U.S. astronomer Carl Sagan.
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