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A survey of radial velocities in the Zodiacal light - Dr Brian Harold May (5/8-2008)
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In 2007 Brian May published his thesis in astrophysics called A survey of radial velocities in the Zodiacal dust cloud. It is written about his discoveries within the subject of the Zodiacal light.
The phenomenon of the Zodiacal light is the name for the cone of light seen in the Western sky in the evening, and in the Eastern morning sky just before dawn. This is also more commonly known as the False dawn. Brian says that one of the reasons he could publish his thesis on this subject is the small of amount of reasearch that has been done on the subject. His reasearch showed that the phenomenon is caused by the reflection of sunlight from particles of ice and dust within the plane of the solar system.

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Born 19th of July 1947 in Hampton. He played guitar in Smile from 1968-70 and in Queen from 1970-present. He went to the Imperial College London from where he recived a PhD in astrophysics for the work he started in 1971 and completed in 2007.
Aside from his works in science and music Brian is also an animal rights activist and started the organisation Save me, named after a song by Queen, in 2009.

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Brian May is the lead quitarist of Queen. He started the band together with Roger Taylor and later Freddie Mercury joined and suggested the name Queen. In 1971 John Deacon joined as their base player.
As well as being the lead guitarist Brian also did some background vocals and wrote a lot of songs for the band, such as "We will rock you" and "The show must go on".