Poisoning Galileo

At the age of nineteen, the young Galileo Galilei was scandalous, friendly, somewhat impertinent and so bright that he could outshine any other personality. His main defect was that he wasn't able to keep his mouth closed. To make things even more problematic, he'll come across several challenges: a charming young lady (determined to ignore him), five supernatural murders, a gang of thieves and dishonest people, a brainless gentleman and a league of poisoners who intend to sow terror in the court of the Duke of Mantua. Also, in this book you will find: - A short biography of Galileo Galilei. - His most important discoveries and inventions. - The mathematics keys of encrypted messages and their application in e-mail messages. - The Tower of Pisa experiment.