As far as I can
remember I love poetry but since I studied physics, I have been very interested
in the science and poetry combination. Is
this concept possible? Well, yes. The great advances of science during the
XIX century till today, have been accompanied by the development of a new kind
of poetry: the scientific poetry whose rooths belong to the Roman time.
The following
quote is often attributed to Galileo in social nets:
I have loved the stars too truly to be fearful of the night.
However it seems
to belong not to the Italian physicist but to the poem The old astronomer to
his pupil, written in 1868 by the English poet and novelist Sarah Williams.






