In keeping with our stellar theme documented in Did the earth move for you?, Have you met Eris? You might have known her as Xena and Lunar Eclipse Tonight, we now offer a belated congratulations to Queen guitarest Brian May.
Brian May, Queen guitarest, is now Brian May, PhD in astrophysics.
Queen...are there any readers who've never heard nor heard of Queen? Bohemian Rhapsody? Another One Bites the Dust? We Are the Champions?
Their music has appeared just about everywhere. My favorites were an opening to the Cheers tv show and in Ella Enchanted. We play CDs in the office most of the day and all fall quiet when Queen is on.
Brian May started his studies at London's Imperial College, became a star that others studied rather than studying the stars for roughly forty years, and is now back studying the stars. No doubt he'll still be studied.
I can appreciate his work. On stage and off.
Congratulations, Dr. May.
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