To all the commenters; yes, it has been great watching Chuck expand his knowledge, but let's all not disrespect Negin, she is a delight. The show is about ALL audiences and guest hosts, it's the science, not the hosts who like most. Please, think about your comments before you post them. Negin is a great guest host. Respect.
I have now listened to almost every episode and Chuck Nice should be the sidekick and sole comedian on the show when Neil Tyson is on star talk. We need Chuck even when other comedians appear. I think that two comedians is three times better than one.
@@supaapple i know and neil already said that star talk is not his ambition. He wants to get spaghettified by a black hole more than he wants to talk to us, we all understand this.
Oh no, two comedians is a recipe for disaster! We've already seen how that turned out here: th-cam.com/video/4atTvitb4Bs/w-d-xo.html Seriously, just take a look at the comments, or watch it for yourself, it was quite annoying.
lextacy2008 Eugene mirman was funny enough I guess. But came across as a dumb assed stoner. This is meant to be an intelligent comedy podcast you can learn from. He seemed like in real life he's as smart as gene from Bob's burgers
no offense for the girl with the glasses, but wheres chuck? he's funnier in my opinion, and also he's very involved in the conversations usually, where as this girl inserts a joke here and there but thats just about it.
Yep... The funniest thing about that parrot is how she manages to be unfunny after recycling neil's jokes. How can you use someone's jokes and make them unfunny? Mind boggling
Dr. Tyson, if chuck can’t make it sometime, you should just do like an interview format with a guest. You do an awesome job filling in extras to questions, or help take a fans question to the next level! I just think we could learn more with you asking the questions every now and then. (even though you know the answers to them) I love this show because I’ve learned so many nuance things rather than my typical class and exam. Love the whole crew, thanks for the show!
I recently became a Earth and Space science teacher so I love and appreciate these podcasts and videos. It has opened me up to a lot of questions and my most recent question is... If the Earth is made of the same exploded star material as the sun. Why are the proportions of known elements on each completely different? Why is the Earth 60 percentage by mass oxygen and the sun being mostly hydrogen? Why is all that hydrogen in the center of our galaxy and not the heavier elements that we see on earth? That question leads me to ask do all stars start by fusing hydrogen as their fuel or are there stars out there that are mostly already composed of helium at their "birth" causing them to fuse that into Oxygen and Carbon?
Wondered why the name Jackie Faherty sounded so familiar to me, and then I realized I used several of her papers in past research and once happened to be on a zoom call with her (and others) - I love actually doing research in astronomy!!
First time commenting but I absolutely love everything NDT has to teach us, i have learned more through him than i ever did in any science class.... was wondering if anyone reading this can explain this to me, and if the question made it onto your show...that would be even better..... can heat shrink fabric in a similar way that it can shrink heat shrink tubes? Breaking the forced tension between the weaves in the fabric, the way it makes the tubing collapse back on itself, giving it playability to return to an atomically neutral state? This makes it an unnatural occurrence due to these items both being man made......or are there elements or molecules in nature that disobey the law that tells us that when heated/energised electrons can orbit further from their nucleus? I hope you can answer or reword and answer my question, i like when you add your own to our questions.... :) keep up the fine work fellas! 👌. Anthony wyatt Melbourne - Australia
Hi I have a question :) The universe is expanding according to what scientists say ... But they also say that the Milky Way galaxy and the Enromeda galaxy should collide in the distant future ... There is a contradiction between these two theories no? thanks:)
You mean like... if the Big Bang is in the center and all galaxies are being pushed away from the center into an expanding universe, then the distance between galaxies should be increasing, making collision a contradiction? I think I see your point, but perhaps there is a cyclical and spiraling nature to the universe, just as there is with the stars within galaxies that spin and planets that orbit, this going around and round phenomenon is likely why galaxies are thought to collide.
@@atlasfeynman1039 Well I don't think the question of the ultimate fate of the universe is settled, but our understanding of milky way and Andromeda is straight forward. They are caught in each others gravity much like the earth around the sun. Other galaxies are very very far away so the effect of their gravity on the milky way is too weak. Ie their acceleration away from us is stronger than the gravitational pull, but it's the opposite for Andromeda.
@@sheiladikshit5110 GOAT is a bit strong.. I mean they both believe that we live in an organic big bang scenario.. Our reality is organic alright but the overall scenario is a holodeck one.. They're way behind the times.. (I suppose there's no harm in studying the scenario that our one is based on.) 🙏
Star Talk always seems to have a co-host who's a comedian. I suspect that this is because they want to keep things light and appeal to a wider audience than otherwise. Unfortunately, they can take this a little too far. Neil seems to be far too easily amused and will laugh at almost every single thing Chuck (the usual comic/ co-host) says. Not only that, but he spends so much air time laughing, that the guests often seem frustrated at their inability to convey information without being interrupted by lame jokes that aren't all that funny, but that nevertheless draw a huge belly-laugh from the host. The most frequent emotion I see displayed on the faces of the guests here on Star Talk is best translated as "I am Unimpressed!"
@@Raz.C even when they get interrupted, you still get what they were trying to say. Also, these people keep returning to the show. I guess they don't mind the format. I love it.
I was about to say this. This made it feel a little awkward for me to watch. Chuck was like this before but he's on Startalk long enough to adapt on the guests. lol
I want to know where can I see this celestial compound periodic table conversion that Jennifer Johnson made so I can figure out more of the fundamental nature of these elements found on astronomers periodic table
@@lexithepinkwitch9330 Clearly she is above any criticism; how she managed to think she could have a career in comedy and laughing for a profession, shows nobody has ever criticized her before.
@@lexithepinkwitch9330 This other comic is not only unfunny, they are often making jokes that are offensive to the expert which can be clearly seen on the experts face. Chuck manages to make jokes that everyone can be part of and enjoy while still being crazy insightful at the same time. I'd rather not have any comic then be annoyed by one who keeps interrupting with some dumb reference.
Sir Neil if u saw the new movie Kong vs Godzilla can you explain the physics and gravity works inside hollow earth, and also how they manage to survive or breath in it
I know you basically need to be on Patreon to get your questions answered these days, but this question is probably too big not to be it's own episode... So here goes: Can you, in excruciating detail, explain Neil's hate-on for Pluto?
Here's a cosmic query for you, do we even want to make contact with advanced aliens? To specify, do you think the fallout from several major world religions being proved categorically wrong be worth any potential developments in physics, math, bragging rights, science, extraplanetary commerce, etc.?
No offense to Nadine. But this is little hard to listen to. Maybe in the future consider listening more to the conversation. It seems like she's trying too hard. Constant interjection with unfunny puns is too much for me. I can't finish it.
It's impossible to "swiftly" cut the Sun in half. Even if the giant knife blade is being swung at the speed light, it would still take almost 5 seconds to slice through the Sun, as its diameter is 865,370 miles. More than enough time for all sorts of mayhem to occur and prevent you from getting a clean cut in two.
If the blade is moving at the speed of light, i think we are in uncharted territory. Anything could happen unless someone can think of a small scale example? The photons could be accelerated beyond the speed of light by the chemical reactions and each photon could split to reveal new properties of physics. the truth is we have no idea. We can’t observe things moving faster than light. If something that is not light moves faster than light, we do not know what happens. This is especially true if we are cutting light and all the elements contained within the sun, including the gases.
@@connorlappe2418 Indeed. Though this hypothetical fictional blade will likely be moving much, much slower than the speed of light anyway, and take much, much longer to get through the Sun. Regardless what happens at the "moment of impact" I think it's safe to say there's not going to be a clean cut as this blade slowly makes its way through.
By the time the andromeda, and milky way galaxy collide, and form a super galaxy, humans better have figured out how to have travelled as far away from the milky way before that event happens. Happy Easter Star Talk
We’ll probably be fine sticking around when that happens. There is so much “empty” space between stars that a collision on a galactic scale probably won’t bring anything *too* close to our own star. It may not even be noticeable for us aside from changing up the night sky a bit.
We still need to learn how to effectively travel between stars first, THEN we can start contemplating the seemingly impossible task of travelling between galaxies. It's been ~ 10,000 years since we first started farming, domesticating cattle and building large cities. It's been ~ 5,200 years since we first started writing. It's been ~ 300 years since the birth of modern science. It's been ~ 120 years since we first started flying. It's been ~ 50 years since we first visited the moon. Honestly, it's anyone's guess how long it will be- if ever- before we learn how to feasibly travel between stars (ie: within a single human lifetime). It's completely beyond our current capabilities. However, our capabilities are growing exponentially, so it's reasonable to think that we will one day be able to travel between stars. It's worth remembering, though, that travelling between stars is child's play, compared to travelling between galaxies.
This was hard to listen to due to the immature jokes of the girl with red glasses. I love the concept of comedy while learning but her jokes are more cringe than funny Imo. Edit - I feel bad making a negative comment. It's probably just me but when I come to learn about science , I don't really want to hear jokes that have 0 to do with science. That's why Chuck shines. He's talented enough to make jokes related to science not just jokes that shock you and your reaction is to laugh. Chuck loves to learn like I feel most of us do. She just makes weird high school jokes. Chuck makes PhD level jokes.
What about Sirius, large enough mass to go supernova? 10 ly away, not that far. But will proper motion move Sirius far enough away in time? Hey it just dawned on me that not being a patreon means I will never know the answer.
Neil, you absolutely should interview your twin Dr. Ramachandran! It would be simultaneously a highly scientific and hilarious episode as you would be with your mirror image!
I'd like to find out some info we don't know about stars. I mean maybe something that will get us to the next level not the same stuff. It's been the same Exact Information since I've been a kid.
Missed Chuck tonight. We all saw Chuck grow from asking simple comedic questions to much more intellectual ones. Way to go.
And now he doesn't have to hide that he burns trees... 🔥🌳😤🌇
spot on right there.
Chuck is as vital to this show as Neil, imo.. And I'm starting to think he may be more well read than Neil, even..
Yeah Chuck is amazing. Not to take anything away from anyone else but he really kicks the show up a notch.
They chucked him to the side for this one.
To all the commenters; yes, it has been great watching Chuck expand his knowledge, but let's all not disrespect Negin, she is a delight. The show is about ALL audiences and guest hosts, it's the science, not the hosts who like most. Please, think about your comments before you post them. Negin is a great guest host. Respect.
No, she sucks. Took me a year to stomach listening to the last half. Hopefully Neil never invites her back. Cheers tho.
I have now listened to almost every episode and Chuck Nice should be the sidekick and sole comedian on the show when Neil Tyson is on star talk. We need Chuck even when other comedians appear. I think that two comedians is three times better than one.
Could be a friend of his, whos hes trying to get some rep for . . . I do miss ol chuckster tho
He has a life outside of startalk
@@supaapple i know and neil already said that star talk is not his ambition. He wants to get spaghettified by a black hole more than he wants to talk to us, we all understand this.
Oh no, two comedians is a recipe for disaster! We've already seen how that turned out here: th-cam.com/video/4atTvitb4Bs/w-d-xo.html
Seriously, just take a look at the comments, or watch it for yourself, it was quite annoying.
I think Matt Kirshen is pretty good as a co-host too (second best after Chuck)
Chuck are you there can you hear us buddy??? We love you chuck!
What about Eugene Mirman?
lextacy2008 Eugene mirman was funny enough I guess. But came across as a dumb assed stoner. This is meant to be an intelligent comedy podcast you can learn from. He seemed like in real life he's as smart as gene from Bob's burgers
I think on Earth Day, we should celebrate Jupiter for watching our backs!
we should just have a Jupiter day
We should celebrate earth day everyday and dedicate just one for Jupiter
no offense for the girl with the glasses, but wheres chuck? he's funnier in my opinion, and also he's very involved in the conversations usually, where as this girl inserts a joke here and there but thats just about it.
Agree
Yep... The funniest thing about that parrot is how she manages to be unfunny after recycling neil's jokes. How can you use someone's jokes and make them unfunny? Mind boggling
Yeah, and that laugh kinda grindes the air...
Absolutely!
or Eugene Mirman, bring him back to the show!
I love this show!
Where is Chuck 🤔
Dr. Tyson, if chuck can’t make it sometime, you should just do like an interview format with a guest. You do an awesome job filling in extras to questions, or help take a fans question to the next level!
I just think we could learn more with you asking the questions every now and then. (even though you know the answers to them) I love this show because I’ve learned so many nuance things rather than my typical class and exam.
Love the whole crew, thanks for the show!
Big fan for years keep it up. Chuck you're getting better with names.
Startalk without Chuck is like a PB & Jelly sandwich without the PB..... or the Jelly 🥺
For real.
Honestly
I can't handle this😬 He needs to come back ASAP
Hey Neil - still in denial about UFO evidence from the US military - thats not science buddy - science is exploring all the evidence.
What’s worth is the annoying fake laugh of this Chuck wanna be
20:00
"im sorry im picking on you, but sometimes it happens."
I love this!
I like this scientist!
Jackie is awesome, please ask her to come to StarTalk more often
Love any comedian that is on even though we all love chuck, I do like that you guys mix it up.
Ps. idk where I’d. be without startalk❤️
Love your show! Thanks for inspiring in me an interest in astronomy, Dr Tyson!
Love this man, not for what he says, but what he can do, with the U-N-I-N-A-VERSE.
I recently became a Earth and Space science teacher so I love and appreciate these podcasts and videos. It has opened me up to a lot of questions and my most recent question is... If the Earth is made of the same exploded star material as the sun. Why are the proportions of known elements on each completely different? Why is the Earth 60 percentage by mass oxygen and the sun being mostly hydrogen? Why is all that hydrogen in the center of our galaxy and not the heavier elements that we see on earth? That question leads me to ask do all stars start by fusing hydrogen as their fuel or are there stars out there that are mostly already composed of helium at their "birth" causing them to fuse that into Oxygen and Carbon?
"If you really mean it, you should get a tattoo"
NDT at Tattoo parlour: "Yeah, you heard me, a tattoo of me punching Pluto"
Consider Chuck just as important to StarTalk as Neil is, He's just apart of this show now
What?
Wondered why the name Jackie Faherty sounded so familiar to me, and then I realized I used several of her papers in past research and once happened to be on a zoom call with her (and others) - I love actually doing research in astronomy!!
That new lady comedian, how shell I put it politely, not funny at all, and seems bored with the topic. Chuck is so much better.
And her book - "How to make white people laugh." /cringe 😐
@@Nexus-6 also, to many race jokes. I miss Chuck. His humor made the show fun to watch. That's not how it is rn.
Agreed.. get rid of both her and chuck
Keep Looking UP! 🌎
ok
I see my ceiling
@@HoshikawaHikari Great 👍 I see you too through the hole 🕳
Hey Neil - still in denial about UFO evidence from the US military - thats not science buddy - science is exploring all the evidence.
Great guests, great show. Thanks !
First time commenting but I absolutely love everything NDT has to teach us, i have learned more through him than i ever did in any science class.... was wondering if anyone reading this can explain this to me, and if the question made it onto your show...that would be even better..... can heat shrink fabric in a similar way that it can shrink heat shrink tubes? Breaking the forced tension between the weaves in the fabric, the way it makes the tubing collapse back on itself, giving it playability to return to an atomically neutral state? This makes it an unnatural occurrence due to these items both being man made......or are there elements or molecules in nature that disobey the law that tells us that when heated/energised electrons can orbit further from their nucleus? I hope you can answer or reword and answer my question, i like when you add your own to our questions.... :) keep up the fine work fellas! 👌.
Anthony wyatt
Melbourne - Australia
Capturing a majestic view of planets, ✨ and Stars!
Hi I have a question :) The universe is expanding according to what scientists say ... But they also say that the Milky Way galaxy and the Enromeda galaxy should collide in the distant future ... There is a contradiction between these two theories no? thanks:)
Milky way and Andromeda are gravitationally bound. Everything else too far away.
You mean like... if the Big Bang is in the center and all galaxies are being pushed away from the center into an expanding universe, then the distance between galaxies should be increasing, making collision a contradiction? I think I see your point, but perhaps there is a cyclical and spiraling nature to the universe, just as there is with the stars within galaxies that spin and planets that orbit, this going around and round phenomenon is likely why galaxies are thought to collide.
@@atlasfeynman1039 Well I don't think the question of the ultimate fate of the universe is settled, but our understanding of milky way and Andromeda is straight forward. They are caught in each others gravity much like the earth around the sun. Other galaxies are very very far away so the effect of their gravity on the milky way is too weak. Ie their acceleration away from us is stronger than the gravitational pull, but it's the opposite for Andromeda.
a day without chuck, is like a day without sunshine.
Facts
Who's Chuck?
@@PatrickRyan147 tied with Neil for goat.
@@sheiladikshit5110 GOAT is a bit strong.. I mean they both believe that we live in an organic big bang scenario.. Our reality is organic alright but the overall scenario is a holodeck one.. They're way behind the times.. (I suppose there's no harm in studying the scenario that our one is based on.) 🙏
It's 2 am in India , me and my homies listening podcast on discord lol
Bro I wish my friends enjoyed cosmology
@@jett3197 Same
homies...
homies is a cool word
What discord is this. Sounds lit.
The lady in the red doesn’t seem amused with Neil or the lady with the glasses side comments lol
Star Talk always seems to have a co-host who's a comedian. I suspect that this is because they want to keep things light and appeal to a wider audience than otherwise. Unfortunately, they can take this a little too far. Neil seems to be far too easily amused and will laugh at almost every single thing Chuck (the usual comic/ co-host) says. Not only that, but he spends so much air time laughing, that the guests often seem frustrated at their inability to convey information without being interrupted by lame jokes that aren't all that funny, but that nevertheless draw a huge belly-laugh from the host. The most frequent emotion I see displayed on the faces of the guests here on Star Talk is best translated as "I am Unimpressed!"
@@Raz.C even when they get interrupted, you still get what they were trying to say.
Also, these people keep returning to the show. I guess they don't mind the format. I love it.
Because comedy to females is not useful when trying to be logical. That would be crossing wires to them
It could also just be that and she didn't find it funny.
I was about to say this. This made it feel a little awkward for me to watch. Chuck was like this before but he's on Startalk long enough to adapt on the guests. lol
I want to know where can I see this celestial compound periodic table conversion that Jennifer Johnson made so I can figure out more of the fundamental nature of these elements found on astronomers periodic table
If chuck is unavailable, you cancel the shoot.
u put two periods
Need them to dumb it down for you a little more? Figures.
Hilarious to see this as the 1st quote while I'm watching tyson do his intro. But great point I'll just go find a different episode
I was so excited when I got the notification on this and saw it was more then 15 minutes. We love you guys and just wont more and more hahaha😁
Fantastic episode. I live for these. ♥️😊
Jackie is great, and Neil is always awesome, but I'm starting to think that Nageen is Persian for "Not Funny".
I love Neil de grass Tyson
It’s Neal De Grasse Tisun
@@jamesbullock2379 you are saying it wrong too😂
you could have looked at the title for the spelling
@@adityasargar8845 I was kidding lol
Just got tickets for my Son and I for your Denver date in October, I cannot wait, this is going to be great.
Dr Jackie is a wizard. I love you professor
Thanks for the continual content
I miss Chuck
Hey it's the scientist from the Brown Dwarf episode back then! Love that episode!
bring back chuck, I can't bear this
Holy cow, Chuck is not only more insightful with his questions but also funnier. This other "comic" just inserts random references, no humor.
we all miss chuck but let’s not criticize this woman for doing her best version of what chuck does so beautifully😭😭💜
@@lexithepinkwitch9330 Clearly she is above any criticism; how she managed to think she could have a career in comedy and laughing for a profession, shows nobody has ever criticized her before.
@@atlasfeynman1039 you sound like a very empathetic person! have a great night!
@@lexithepinkwitch9330 This other comic is not only unfunny, they are often making jokes that are offensive to the expert which can be clearly seen on the experts face. Chuck manages to make jokes that everyone can be part of and enjoy while still being crazy insightful at the same time. I'd rather not have any comic then be annoyed by one who keeps interrupting with some dumb reference.
@@CharAznableLoNZ i think the whole point of my comment was missed but i totally agree!!💜✨🙏
It makes me sad to see Sir Neil age. We dont have your replacement Sir 🥺
tru dat. hes only 62 tho. not t e r r i b l y old but getting up there
60 is young.
@@kevinm.1565 foreal he isn’t even that old he only 60
Same here man :(
But he's 120 in white guy years
Love this channel
2:00 am in India and I am watching how stars live and die. Why don't I die in bed😂
i just ended school in america. dang
@@firstlast9731 Time zones dude!!
Same 😂
Lol me too🤣🤣🤣
Hmm....
Great show!
Sir Neil if u saw the new movie Kong vs Godzilla can you explain the physics and gravity works inside hollow earth, and also how they manage to survive or breath in it
I was on time😊😊😊
I love this man.
@24:30: If I may be a math nerd: it is a function of mass (if I understad correctly). Is it linear? pow? other?
She has a gaming chair, awesome!
Hey what's the picture in your background?
Negin Farsad is hilarious. Although chuck Nice is great, I love watching the show with Negin too. She is clever, funny and her timing is perfect.
Ah, a man of culture
Amazing as always
I know you basically need to be on Patreon to get your questions answered these days, but this question is probably too big not to be it's own episode... So here goes:
Can you, in excruciating detail, explain Neil's hate-on for Pluto?
Here's a cosmic query for you, do we even want to make contact with advanced aliens? To specify, do you think the fallout from several major world religions being proved categorically wrong be worth any potential developments in physics, math, bragging rights, science, extraplanetary commerce, etc.?
It’s fantastic up there ,
Fav channel
No offense to Nadine. But this is little hard to listen to. Maybe in the future consider listening more to the conversation. It seems like she's trying too hard. Constant interjection with unfunny puns is too much for me. I can't finish it.
Luv the celestial compound periodic table conversation chemistry
✨ Jackie
Was there a little tension there? Or could they be best of friends?
Phenomenal video today.
Been waiting a while for this one, since JF's last episode on startalk
Excellent
It's impossible to "swiftly" cut the Sun in half. Even if the giant knife blade is being swung at the speed light, it would still take almost 5 seconds to slice through the Sun, as its diameter is 865,370 miles. More than enough time for all sorts of mayhem to occur and prevent you from getting a clean cut in two.
If the blade is moving at the speed of light, i think we are in uncharted territory. Anything could happen unless someone can think of a small scale example? The photons could be accelerated beyond the speed of light by the chemical reactions and each photon could split to reveal new properties of physics. the truth is we have no idea. We can’t observe things moving faster than light. If something that is not light moves faster than light, we do not know what happens. This is especially true if we are cutting light and all the elements contained within the sun, including the gases.
@@connorlappe2418 Indeed. Though this hypothetical fictional blade will likely be moving much, much slower than the speed of light anyway, and take much, much longer to get through the Sun. Regardless what happens at the "moment of impact" I think it's safe to say there's not going to be a clean cut as this blade slowly makes its way through.
By the time the andromeda, and milky way galaxy collide, and form a super galaxy, humans better have figured out how to have travelled as far away from the milky way before that event happens.
Happy Easter Star Talk
We’ll probably be fine sticking around when that happens. There is so much “empty” space between stars that a collision on a galactic scale probably won’t bring anything *too* close to our own star. It may not even be noticeable for us aside from changing up the night sky a bit.
We still need to learn how to effectively travel between stars first, THEN we can start contemplating the seemingly impossible task of travelling between galaxies.
It's been ~ 10,000 years since we first started farming, domesticating cattle and building large cities.
It's been ~ 5,200 years since we first started writing.
It's been ~ 300 years since the birth of modern science.
It's been ~ 120 years since we first started flying.
It's been ~ 50 years since we first visited the moon.
Honestly, it's anyone's guess how long it will be- if ever- before we learn how to feasibly travel between stars (ie: within a single human lifetime). It's completely beyond our current capabilities. However, our capabilities are growing exponentially, so it's reasonable to think that we will one day be able to travel between stars. It's worth remembering, though, that travelling between stars is child's play, compared to travelling between galaxies.
Please talk about water memory
That would be an interesting one
This was hard to listen to due to the immature jokes of the girl with red glasses. I love the concept of comedy while learning but her jokes are more cringe than funny Imo.
Edit - I feel bad making a negative comment.
It's probably just me but when I come to learn about science , I don't really want to hear jokes that have 0 to do with science. That's why Chuck shines. He's talented enough to make jokes related to science not just jokes that shock you and your reaction is to laugh. Chuck loves to learn like I feel most of us do. She just makes weird high school jokes. Chuck makes PhD level jokes.
She made a pp joke. The immaturity is insane. Why is she allowed in Startalk.
Ive been seen cosmos on disney plus
What
What
Wat
Can I mention how much I love looking at this team without getting cance
What about Sirius, large enough mass to go supernova? 10 ly away, not that far. But will proper motion move Sirius far enough away in time? Hey it just dawned on me that not being a patreon means I will never know the answer.
Where do I go to put a question in please
On Facebook or Twitter too
So, we’re stardust and we need eachother to come back to life and shine!
When I saw this woman’s face it was like a beautiful spring sunrise with a mild warm breeze. Thanks for having her on your great show.
Does anyone have a recommendation for a book about the birth, life and death of stars?
Love and miss Chuck!!!!
Yay . Another great video. 👍👍
Neil, you absolutely should interview your twin Dr. Ramachandran! It would be simultaneously a highly scientific and hilarious episode as you would be with your mirror image!
Great humor, everyone.
I have a question from Tyson. When a usual white paper is wetted with cooking oil the paper becomes partly transparent. Why?
Can we just hold off on doing episodes if Chuck is not available? We're willing to wait.
We understand how gravity work but we need to know what it is . Or a deeper understanding of gravity
Since we know some Stars are buried under the Hollywood Walk of Fame, where are Stars of the Astronomical persuasion buried?
This was comedic gold
Question: Do we know where the black hole is that helped create our sun. Shouldn't it be close enough to study? Anyway just curious.
"failed" implies intent. Whatever a thing is, it is. A noun and adjective is simply between our ears and absolutely nowhere else
This comedian needs to find a different line of work. Where’s chuck !!!!!!!!!!
Like... who around her told her she should laugh professionally?
According to the description, a neutron star with a companion seems much more like a vampire star than a zombie star.
27:30 So like a 'Rumspringa' party, but for stars. SUNspringa?
Dr. Tyson + Chuck = Greatness.... I woul rather wait for him to be available than watching this :(.
Let’s goooooo
Ugh she's trying so hard to land jokes lol 😂
lEaVe heR aloNe dUde
@@TheBothWorlds SIMP?
Let her finish her explanation please. I can wait a minute for the next gag,
Yaayyyy caught it 6 minutes later !!!
Episode without Chuck? Not so Nice (see what i did there) :D
Sorry that I'm picking on you but it happens sometimes best life quote EVER!!!!!!!!!!!
Every time Neil blinks i wonder if he is going to fall to sleep
Negin is one of my favorites
Cutest Co host ever! She's so sweet. Chuck, she is coming for your job, lol. Thanks for keeping science fun and interesting.
Sorry Chuck, we got the Jackie upgrade.
Still love you Chuck!
I'd like to find out some info we don't know about stars. I mean maybe something that will get us to the next level not the same stuff. It's been the same Exact Information since I've been a kid.