@@teresalynnhasan-kerr9373 shhhhh careful!!! If they think you're on to them, that's it for you. You'll wake up in uniform in the penguin enclosure a a zoo somewhere, and be forced to spend the rest of your days waiting on the little fuckers hand and flipper. I don't know how they keep their slaves there, blackmail i assume. Trust me, it's not a life you want.
Yess please do the largest structures in the universe video, that sounds really interesting and i always love to know how incomprehensibly large something can be in the universe
@@archangel8444 dark matter is the most obvious possible solution to the apparent discrepancy between galaxy spin and galaxy mass, but that's a mouthful. So, just dark matter to refer to the whole mystery.
Nurse here, wanted to say something regarding that BioButton. I like the idea of relateively cheap and accessible stuff becoming more available to everyone and making it easier to monitor your health, no bad things to say here. But the scenario you described is nightmare fuel for me, I hope it never comes to that. There's so many times where you wouldn't be able to react fast enough at all if something happens when people are monitored from far away... moreover, the amount of responsibilty that would burden this single nurse with is batshit crazy. With a hundred patients to a single nurse, every second shift you'd have some degree of emergencies coinciding if it's post-OP patients. The metrics that thing can record also aren't remotely as accurate as proper EKG monitoring or arterial blood pressure lines in ICU settings (if it can even monitor BP, which it doesn't look like). I like it for the casual user or to make it easier for some target groups to monitor their own vitals to help their GP in diagnostics, but if that thing you mentioned is the selling point I'm afraid at the idea of other inventions that man wants to create hitting the mainstream.
Flying really is a modern miracle. The fact you can basically go anywhere in the world for $2,000 (or less) and in 40 hrs max really is something we don't appreciate enough.
I’ve never donated or supported any TH-camrs that I watch, never really had the money to do that. But starting to make some gains and you’re the only one that I’ve ever strongly considered supporting. And I plan to when I’m stable enough. Love your content. Hope you stay safe and that things remain good for you :)
Only contribute if you comfortably can. It means a lot (and helps a lot) but I'm not out to take anything from anybody who can't afford it. Even just this comment is plenty of support. :)
I'm in a similar boat, but I'll be buying myself the Curiosity Stream bundle from his link... heck I might buy an extra as a gift for my nerdy librarian Mother
They are more than just a part of our lives, they are family and fellow tribemembers. Losing someone so close to you hurts the same regardless of species.
According to Wikipedia, the image you show at 9:00 is actually Barnard 68, a dark nebula with physical mass that blocks light. The Bootes void is in a different region of space, although they are frequently confused in media. I hadn't heard of either of them before this video, so I'm still thankful. Even slightly inaccurate data presents us with new opportunities to learn and explore!
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Apparently that’s an increasingly common mix up. I even saw that very issue being discussed on Jean Michael Godier’s channel. Still, without wishing to sound voidist, can you really tell one void from another? They all look the same to me. Hope I don’t get cancelled for that. 😉
Awww Jake looks like he was a German shorthair pointer! One of the sweetest breeds IMO. My condolences, it's unbelievably difficult to lose a furbaby because they're family. Glad you're having a good time with the channel and doing so many exciting and important things!
One question that’s been bothering me, what happens when one star in a binary or trinary system goes supernova ? Do the other stars just get flung out or pulled in to the other ?
If it's a type of supernova that completely destroys the star, then obviously its companions get flung off into space. Otherwise, it depends on how much mass the exploding star looses. The companions could be ejected, or they could simply shift to more elongated orbits.
The shock wave can cause so many different situations. It depends on multiple variables; the mass of all the objects, the distances involved, the speed and shape of the orbits, and the positioning at the time of the supernova. Scientists use massively powerful supercomputers to model and simulate these situations and discover possible outcomes. A lot of this research is available to the public online. Also, universe sandbox 2 is an incredibly accessible "game" that's really cheap and provides endless entertainment. (Anton petrov uses it in his videos to show what he's talking about).
2:01 While studying computer science at the Technical University of Munich we once had an excursion to the O2 headquarters, which is one of the major mobile providers in and around Germany. There we got told that the rule for turning off smartphones during airplane liftoff and landing is not so much about protecting the airplane, but rather about not messing up the mobile network. At this stage of flight the airplane is flying low enough for your smartphone to connect to the mobile radio towers and its already flying fast enough to cause a lot of pointless handovers between towers in quick succession.
Not a question per se, but I would LOVE to hear you talk (read: nerd out) about the James Webb Space Telescope and the Lucy Mission. I've been following both projects for the better part of this year and I'm so excited for the possibilities they'll bring. I'm also terrified of a catastrophic failure, or worse; that their possibilities highlight impending doom, or something #AnswersWithJoe #LightningRound
I enjoy watching the special spin that Joe puts on a subject. It doesn’t matter if subject has been milked dry, Joe’s presentation is what makes me want to watch. I wouldn’t mind hearing what Joe has to say about the JWST.
The Ariane 5 is one of the most reliable launch vehicles globally, with just one partial failure in its last 97 missions. The European Space Agency is paying for Webb's launch as part of its contribution to the mission. So don't worry about the launch worry about the deployment of all those satellite bits and pieces.
I really have a great amount of respect for your brief thoughts on 10 years geopolitical issues. You're well thought out,band the vast great heart you display? Is amazing. Thank you, Joe.
My baby loves watching your videos with me. She is 7 months old and when I turn on your videos she stares at you and tries to talk back. It's adorable and gives me a nice break for a few minutes a day lol
As someone who has never used Patreon (and also watches to the end of every video), my assumption was that it were a completely different entity from TH-cam so I can see why people would ask that question
This is exactly what I thought as well. When I checked out Patreon, a long while ago, there were blurred out videos and somewhere it said "Get access to this video by buying X tier". So I thought that the early access videos would be on Joe's Patreon.
They are... but I'm posting unlisted links from TH-cam. I post the videos unlisted, share that link on Patreon, and then make it public on launch day. So it's not like I'm uploading them separately on Patreon. I think having been on the other side of it all this time, it didn't occur to me that others might think there's a totally separate upload on Patreon. But I can see how someone would think so.
@@joescott that doesn’t make you a dick tho man, Most people are only here for the content alone, the moment the add reads come up and the shameless plugs begin, the majority of people click off to something else. So they miss the part where you explain the things about patreon or subscription perks. But continue to ask about them because they have a habit of clicking off the video too soon lol. Seems like an irritating cycle to feel stuck in. But at the very least if you’re continuing to get those questions about patreon and stuff , that means you’re consistently getting new viewers !!! That’s good!!
I just wanted to say that I have struggled with pretty severe health anxiety for most of my life. Most of that revolving around various sorts of cancer. It’s a really exhausting cycle. It’s reassuring to know that someone as intelligent as yourself also struggles with similar things. Hopefully this won’t be a forever thing but I just wanted to put it out there. So thanks -I guess- for being open about that part of yourself. It helps
I’m so glad you kept going Joe. I would have yelled the same in my time machine to you, but also given you fake lotto numbers with no date just to mess with you. As one of your earlier subscribers and supporters, I remember that we kept commenting, “why are you not famous/have more subscribers,” or something to that effect. And it’s because you have always put out quality content from the start and were dumbfounded that so many people did not know about your videos. To me it was obvious that you were going big and would have been heartbroken if you had quit. I don’t think you’re any where close to peaking either. You and your team are amazing and I’m so jealous of what you get to do. I still think your producing and acting future is bright and can’t wait to see what you do in and outside of TH-cam in the next five years. Also you probably should have yelled to your past self, “invest in Dogecoin!” to really confuse yourself.
8:58 that's Barnard 68, an absorption nebula about 500 light-years from Earth and a half light year across, not the Boötes Void (which is about 700 million light years away and 330 million light years across).
I really appreciated your insights about geopolitics, and the bit about the doggo at the end warmed my heart. I lost my childhood bestie, Lilly, just last month on Thanskgiving. She was such a sweetheart, but definitely manipulated us too, of course! Every time my mom fizzed water with our carbonator, she'd come over and nudge our legs with her nose until we gave her treats. Gawwh, what a sweetie 🥰
All it takes is for my old cat to start crying at me to get loves. The younger cat just has to roll on her back & make cute eyes at you. They know. They know very well.
I've always looked forward to the medical tricorder. That will will change a lot of things when something like this not only exists but is ubiquitous to be in every home.
Me too. Being in my 50’s, I’m looking forward to the day my doctor stops, “probing,” me for unwanted, if very necessary, tests. I always think of McCoy saying, “Damn it, Jim! I’m a doctor not a medieval inquisitor!” Now I know why the muppets always have that expression on their faces! Merry Christmas. 🎄✌️
We're all really glad you made it. Your my personal favorite for infotainment. Your better than a personal astrophysicist, you don't pontificate to much you're humble you balance simplicity with proper explanation and citation.
I wish I could afford to be a patron. I actually really love your videos and I watch every one of them I come across. You give me that little bit of knowledge throughout the day that I crave. I would if I could, but I'll never stop watching regardless.
I think there’s something very messed up about our culture, where you can’t just enjoy content like everyone else, without having to pay money to be, “special,” enough to get extra stuff. I love this channel too, but they all do it, even the best of them. They can make life changing sums of money. BTW, if you’re interested, I know about the aircraft, “phones off,” thing. Brian Benamran explains in his book, How To Speak Science, why people have to turn off their phones for landing (and a host of other things, like switching off the planes lights) for commercial airliners. It’s not what you think. It’s actually to do with the escape shoots. They discovered that people don’t like leaping into an inky black void, and won’t jump onto the escape slides at night, if the aircraft crash lands. This puts other passengers at risk in a situation where seconds literally count on a life and death level, slowing the whole evacuation process. So nearly all of the measures they take for landing procedure are to do with optimising passenger night vision, so they can see the slide they’re leaping onto, rather than trusting that they’re not leaping 70 feet to their death. True story. Merry Christmas.
I totally took "catching videos early" as "the videos are being released on Patreon first". This video's explanation makes more sense from a convenient standpoint.
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Joe, I just have to tell you that the way you manage to make this channel feel so personal it just amazing. Would be so easy to become a info platform where you spew info out into the air. But it so often feels like we are in the room with you and listening intently.
Pilots still do quite a bit during cruise flight. It's more than just monitoring the auto pilot ( though that is part of it) pilots are constantly making changes to the flight plan and responding to variables, like weather turbulence etc
On the cosmological principal: it refers to the homogeneity of the universe at LARGE scales. Bigger than that. We don't say it's dead because there are planets, because planets only seen important up close. It's the same issue with these megastructures; they sure do seem weird, but we'd expect to see the presence of large structures at large scales. The cosmological principle doesn't "a priori" presuppose the nonexistance of very large structures.
hi Joe thanks for all the months and years of fun and information that I've gleaned from your informative and interesting channel. one of the fundamental questions that has obsessed me for years is "why is there something rather than nothing?" could you do a video on that subject sometime?
Quantum vacuum fluctuations during the inflationary period causing virtual particles to move away from each other too fast for the normal particle anti-particle annihilation, leaving particles of matter to become "real". Plus time = our visible universe.
If you're truckin'' down the road in your autonomous vehicle and it gets in an accident, and people are hurt, property is totaled, etc., who is responsible?? It's not your fault if the other driver's one-year old dies in the wreck. Your car did that, not you, didn't it? Can the cops charge you with negligent homicide when there is a bug in the car's software? Isn't the manufacturer guilty of causing that accident? And please don't tell me autonomous cars won't get into accidents, OK? Accidents might be quite rare, but we all know they're going to happen once in a while.
Video Idea: As the JWST will be situated at a Lagrange Point, doing a full video going in-depth into the larger concept of Lagrange Points, how they work, Legrange and his development to their discovery, and further details would really be fun. Other things to think about covering: the Legrange points that exist between the Sun and other celestial bodies and their potential scientific purposes would be fun to learn about as well. I'd even appreciate a display, if not a surface-level discussion of the math underlying Legrange Points even! But that's just me...
Just watched one of your older videos(7 years ago) before you had elaborate sound equipment. Very cool to see how you've progressed. Seriously thankful for the production value 💜❤️💜
Regarding the tornado video Well o do have one story that's right up this alley. .it were 20 year ago and my wife was out o town and me and a buddy was drinking some whiskey and shooting our guns into the darkened fields behind my house and we heard a rustling in the distance, we said we'd best get inside but when we both reached for the door handle our our hands touched and we felt this electricity as we clutched each other in the warm embrace only a man and another man can have I felt a pressure in my backside and the sudden urge to slide down on this unknown force it was sheer pleasure but then my wife was there just staring at us. Then it happened She jumped towards us with a knife and it was as a very big knife and she was screaming and hollering at us we could barely get put of the embrace we were in as she sliced off my tight nipple and buddy got a nick on his left butt cheek but that was the day tornado Sally came to my house.
As far as the cellphone/airplane Q: it doesn't matter if it actually does affect the plane, just turn it off. Its better to be safe than sorry and if you feen for your phone to that extent then you need help.
5 years ago, 2016, I'm pretty sure that's when I started watching your channel. Lived at a government subsidized dormitory trade school (job corps) and your videos definitely helped bring some better times
Christmas is a season of 12 days that begins on Christmas Day. It ends on epiphany, which is January 6. We are currently in Advent which is a time of preparation for Christmas.
Hi Joe. Great channel. On the cell phones on airplanes topic, it's actually a precaution that's not really needed anymore. Back when cell phones operated in the 900Mhz range, there was a possibility for a cell phone call could cause interference on unshielded aircraft electronics. Modern cell phones are all in the Ghz range, and won't interfere with even unshielded electronics. Thus, it's a long list of policies, that were perhaps once useful, but isn't really anymore. Also, unlike 900Mhz phones, Ghz phones are more range sensitive and won't work at altitude anyway. Though satellite reception is probably pretty good. :-)
@@frederf3227 Yes, a second signal interferes with the signaling in the device creating a "beating" effect in the signaling of the device. However, this has never been a problem. In 1998, when Swissair 111 crashed, because one phone on board was making an outbound call, and another receiving an inbound call at the same time as the avionics went nuts, cell phones were suspected. They also suspected some portable entertainment devices on board. So, they banned their use for a time. Eventually it was found that faulty wiring above the cockpit caused the avionics failure. But polices were set, and agencies hate looking "panicky." ;-)
I'd love to see a full video on *#Christmas**!* The history of Christmas, the different ways it's celebrated around the world or depending on religion, the most popular Christmas song (statistically), the different versions/names of *Santa Claus/St. Nick/Père Noël/Kris Kringle/Father Christmas* etc.
HOLD ON HOW IS THIS VIDEO POSTED 23 MINUTES AGO AND SOME OF THESE COMMENTS SAY 2 DAYS AGO. I KNOW GRAVITATIONAL WELLS CAN CAUSE TIME DILATION BUT THIS IS TOO MUCH! WHAT IS HAPPENING?! Lol
Talking about dogs - back in the 90's I lived on the third floor of an old converted college building, and I had biker guy called John living in my spare room. I rescued a 6 month old Staffy that we called Billie. She had a bad limp, so we took her to the vets, turned out someone had hit her so hard her hip socket and leg had been broken. Long story short, the vet did his magic, she ended up with pins and braces on the leg for a month or two, but the op was a great success. When it was time for the metalwork to come off, the vet said "For a few weeks, don't let her use the stairs". So for a month I carried her up and down the stairs, and after that she was fine. After about 6 months John said to me "How much longer do you think we need to carry Bill up and down the stairs for?" I said "I stopped about 5 months ago........are you still doing it?" "Well yeah" he said "We get to the top of the stairs, she sits down, so I carry her down.......coming back, we get to the bottom of the stairs, she sits down so I carry her back up". :D
just wanted to say- the origins of the 12 days of christmas are fascinating. a lot of people believe that it was a way for catholics to teach their children about catholicism during the protestant reformation, but that theory was just suggested in the 90's and has been all but totally disproved. it's likely that the song is much older and was originally a memory game for children full of metaphors and objects they saw every day. there were also a lot of different versions- the line about the partridge in a pear tree was actually added in a later version which led to a similar rendition of the song we know today being popularized. the history is really interesting, jon solo made a good video about it!
A video considering whether Copernicus was Polish or German could be a nice one, given your fact-based reasoning and the topic being quite important especially to the Polish side haha :D There are actually quite a few scientists claimed by multiple nations/countries - showing a few of those could be a nice topic imo. Or some "interesting"/"unexpected" countries from which some renowned scientists came from - like a little trivia video :)
Amazing I've heard you say about early access a million times but never thought it was on TH-cam for some weird reason. I can't imagine where I thought this private preview screening was, a golden theatre with everyone wearing carnival masks and quaffing Dr Pepper perhaps.
Dogs absolutely train their owners as well. We would give our German Shepherd a treat after he went outside and use the restroom in order to encourage that potty training Behavior. It wasn't long before he realized he could just walk outside stand out there for a few seconds and then come in for a treat lol.
Friendly correction: At 9:58 That is actually a picture of the Barnard 68 nebula, instead of Boötes void. A mixup which happens often enough that Wikipedia's page of Boötes void has a section on it: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bo%C3%B6tes_void#Confusion_with_Barnard_68
I can't remember who it was, but someone pointed out that in the future of self driving cars, they'll be people turning up at their destinations dead... that'll be a unique problem!
Love your videos Joe :) It would be great if you could please make a video on the following: Assuming we solve the energy crisis and energy prices become negligible.. how huge of an impact it will have ?
I JUST finished watching the live launch of the James Webb then came to your channel to see what is new and I am thoroughly excited to see what we have coming our way.... Maybe another video on that? I don't know, just love the channel.
Almost the opposite of click-bait. The video was actually much better than I expected. Shoulda known--Joe Scott always seems to say interesting things in amusing ways, so what's not ta like?
Love the videos Joe! In addition to the largest structures in the universe video, I think a video about the most redundant/weirdedt names by scientists would be funny too! "Huge Large Quasar Group", the differentials of position (position, velocity, acceleration, jerk, snap, crackle, pop), etc.
"it's probably just hallucinations caused by poisoning from lead and arsenic washed down with cocaine wine" is perhaps the greatest description of the victorian era ever.
So glad to hear about the remote life signs monitor! I was in the hospital recently, and was speculating on why something more advanced hadn't already replaced the massively inconvenient, clunky, wire-dangling Life Monitor unit that I was saddled with at the time. Thanks!
They already exist in the form that he showed. The Zio Patch is often given to patients whose heart problems would take too long to uncover in the hospital. The dangle of wires in the hospital is much more advanced than either of these though. Both the Zio Patch and the BioButton have only 2 electrodes, meaning they look at the electrical signals in your heart at two points on the skin. In the hospital you have 12 different electrodes that are all looking at your heart from different angles. It allows doctors to identify where in your heart a problem might be and how severe it is. These more portable options are great for monitoring to see if rare events occur, but very bad at actually giving a good understanding of what exactly the problem is. They definitely have a HUGE place in medicine, but are not going to replace the EKG leads you get put on you in the hospital
The second question about electrifying our industries. Was an excellent question and answer period. I'd love to hear more of your opinions, on questions about how life could change in our futures.
The whole idea of science is that it is based on theories that support AVAILABLE patterns of data (not fact). When we come across new patterns/evidence that contradict theories then either the observations are wrong OR the theory being challenged is wrong. When this happens the theory is updated or replaced with a new theory. This is not disruptive it’s COMPLETELY normal and how the scientific method WORKS.
Congrats to all of your success on the channel :). I hope the algorithm continues to treat you well as you continue with this and hope 2022 allows you a deeper dive into personal pursuits sir!
Merry Christmas ⛄ to y'all and happy New Year in advance. great info .👉 Investing in crypto now should be in every wise individuals list, in some months time you'll be ecstatic with the decision you made today...BE WISE.
Myth busters busted that question about switching phones to flight mode on takeoff and landing. Also that thing about not using them at gas stations. Busted. Incidentally, you can’t get electrocuted by pissing on the third rail. Loved myth-busters.
As for the use of cellphone signals on a plane can be done, but not at commercial flight altitude. But the main issue with the cellular network and using a phone in the plane is, the speed of the plane with the altitude have issues with the handoff of your connection between towers.
Brother Bro man, got to let you know that you bring a wrinkle to my brain, a smile to my face ,and a tear to my eye with your originality and wit 😅thank you so much for what you do🙏🕉️♥️ never quit. 🤘🏼
Before we go hard on electric vehicles we have to figure out how to majorly update our electrical infrastructure because right now it cannot support the charging stations that would be required. Especially in neighborhoods.
Talking about animals manipulating humans, one of the funniest (to me) The Dodo videos I watched involved a cockatoo who did not like his owner's boyfriend. When the boyfriend tried to gently pet the bird, it turned around and limped back to "mama" with it's wing folded out like it was broken. The bird actually tried to make it look like the boyfriend had injured it and was saying "Look ma what that guy did to me, you gotta get rid of him." LOL
Hey Joe, gotta comment on a few things about the cellphones in planes bit, and to say you're right. To qualify myself, airline pilot for 25 years, and a lobbyist for the industry for 20. The truth about cellphones on in the cabin has nothing to do with navigation and communication. It is purely about the fact that in the olden days before digital spectrums, cell phone companies couldn't bend the service volume to prevent a cellphone at altitude from receiving signal. Plus, the providers couldn't accurately measure usage because multiple towers would have one transceiver overlapping. How do you bill a customer that uses 7 ground stations for one transceiver? Cell companies lobbied lawmakers to make it a safety thing and got the FAA involved. The FAA knows full well that there is not problems with cellphones and navigation and communication (save for the 5G mm wave band now). If there was a problem, aircraft certification would be compromised, and my airline's procedures would reflect that. Then, recently, mid 2010's, the FAA wanted to rescind the cellphone ban. But the Flight Attendant Unions said, "aw hell no!" and got the Pilots' Unions involved. We lobbied for the AFA, CWA, etc., to keep the cellphone ban in place for safety reasons. So, follow the money, Joe. Cellphone companies couldn't accurately bill their customers, therefore they needed to make their income source a safety concern.
0:35 fun fact, there’s a grand total of at LEAST 69 birds being given to the singer, if you don’t count however many eggs the geese are laying i don’t know who has the need for that many birds, for eating or for keeping
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Hey Joe, i felt what you said about the comments, but you know, maybe, some years ago, i was one of them, who asked this question. And one day, i might be a patreon (well at least of someone). I guess thats the price of being an educator, you have to repeat yourself! So dont you worrie about that, there are enough things ahead we have to consider. I say, its a well paid price (if i pronounced that right). I wish you all a few nice days, and a good start into the new year, lets see what comes around this time :)
Our cat did that to an extent as well...when she was three years old, she hurt her paw, we took her to the vet and sadly she had to get a toe amputated...but then, months after, she would randomly lift her paw when she wanted attention...she would lift up the wrong paw for a while, cause she herself no longer remembered where it hurt (she hasn't done it in years, her paws are fine)
im 42 years old and when i was in highschool kids were still totally separated into cliques based on the music they listened to. you had the rock kids the rap kids the pop crowd and then the undefined who were generally either socially awkward book worms or equally socially inept burnouts. your music determined your culture, how you dressed your slang etc. it was generally frowned upon to be seen associating outside of your group. it seems weird now and makes no sense but remember this was before rap/rock really existed (with the exception of beastie boys and the run dmc aerosmith compilation). that was a perfect example of human tribal mentality. the internet and social media has become a direct attack on our long established tribal tendencies. now we are so much more aware and have so much more exposure to a worlds worth of cultures, we are forced to care about and consider cultures we have never physically witnessed. the post internet generations are not willing to be so easily and neatly defined. culture today does not fit into neat well defined boxes and that makes many, especially older people uncomfortable in a very base hard to quantify way. In my 42 years the world has changed in abnormally drastic and profound ways. we do not see this level of change in every 40 year span. my grandmother had a rotary phone when i was a kid, as a preteen 11 or 12 years old i knew maybe 3 phone numbers. my own my best friend and my grandmother. we had a set of encyclopedias at my grandparents that i had access to every other weekend and that was the extent of my connection with the world beyond simple network t.v.. We were not cultured as kids. nudity violence and other "rated R" imagery was hard to find and secretly shared amongst the closest of friends. we were ignorant. 13 year old today are well informed, thus they have a far larger world that they must learn to navigate. they have no teachers to tell them how because we didnt live as they are now. everyone should consciously be aware of how confusing of an age we live in and in turn cut everyone else a bit of slack while we figure shit out.
Re: limping dog Toddlers do the same thing. Also, if a toddler falls over, he will almost always bounce up and continue to happily run around. But, if someone makes the mistake of saying something like "Awww, poor baby," the toddler will immediately start to cry.
The main problem with phones on planes, is the number of phones present. 200+ phones connecting to the nearest phone tower at the same time might release enough energy to interfere with the plane.
When it comes to medicine, it's sad that a majority in the USA seem to treat heathcare the same way they treat everything else - if it ain't broke, don't mess with it; "maintenance" is messing with it. Wait until it breaks to do anything about it.
Thank you for sharing a bit about your personal story in getting this channel off the ground. I really enjoy your videos and I appreciate the amount of research and work you put into them! Cheers from Austin 🤘🏼
Tires will change for autonomous cars. Human reaction time is built-in to the sidewall twist, so they will become much stiffer for machine reflexes. Active suspension will smooth out the ride, and will be safer because the car will respond more quickly to obstacles, etc
On the dogs training us topic, one of my cats likes to do a very small meow, the 'oh no, I've been left outside!' meow near his food bowl, very early in the morning because it gets me out of bed to check on him.
You and me baby ain't nothing but mammals. Not certain why, but this seemingly light quip gave me goosebumps. It's great to be human! Cheers, captain Joe. All the best, professor.
I know what you mean, but in case others don’t: take off and landing are NOT the only times pilots are doing anything. Aside from the fact that all pilots hand fly aircraft regularly to keep their proficiency up, there are endless tasks, corrections, diversions, weather concerns, fuel/speed/altitude adjustments that need to be made while in flight. Yes, there are many times when pilots turn on autopilot, but they are still actively working. The times when they aren’t are often responsible for accidents and deviations. Autopilot frees up the pilot to work on other tasks - not stop flying the plane. Besides which, the average flight length in the US is 2 hours, of which at least 30 minutes is descent, approach, and landing, which can be done via autopilot, but which require a whole lot of work from the pilot. And then there’s the climb after takeoff, which can be 20 minutes or more. Thanks for coming to my TEDTalk. People say soon we won’t even need pilots because planes fly themselves, but they honestly don’t understand what pilots do. My daughter’s flight school bills and all the hours she’s put in say planes don’t fly themselves 😂😂😂😂
Joe is using clever reasoning like "channel members" and "patrons" to disguise his time travel experiments.
Kinda sad. I want that technology too.
@@cherrydragon3120 talk to the penguins. They've had time travel down for ages.
yeah i see right through rhe act 🧐
@@teresalynnhasan-kerr9373 shhhhh careful!!! If they think you're on to them, that's it for you. You'll wake up in uniform in the penguin enclosure a a zoo somewhere, and be forced to spend the rest of your days waiting on the little fuckers hand and flipper. I don't know how they keep their slaves there, blackmail i assume. Trust me, it's not a life you want.
Sludgemouth hahah great comment
I was honestly expecting a "your mom" joke but this will do.
Well you’ve done it. You’ve made my day.
This needs pinned
Be patient, it's in there 😂
It’s there and it’s pretty good too. 🤣
Goddamnit you beat me to it, well played
Yess please do the largest structures in the universe video, that sounds really interesting and i always love to know how incomprehensibly large something can be in the universe
Your mother.
(I let myself out)
And apparently we've discovered galaxies without dark matter? Seems like that could fit nicely in such a video.
Yes for sure. Love that topic.
@@jeffreyschiller3703 how can we discover a galaxy without dark matter without confirming dark matters existence??
@@archangel8444 dark matter is the most obvious possible solution to the apparent discrepancy between galaxy spin and galaxy mass, but that's a mouthful. So, just dark matter to refer to the whole mystery.
Nurse here, wanted to say something regarding that BioButton. I like the idea of relateively cheap and accessible stuff becoming more available to everyone and making it easier to monitor your health, no bad things to say here. But the scenario you described is nightmare fuel for me, I hope it never comes to that. There's so many times where you wouldn't be able to react fast enough at all if something happens when people are monitored from far away... moreover, the amount of responsibilty that would burden this single nurse with is batshit crazy. With a hundred patients to a single nurse, every second shift you'd have some degree of emergencies coinciding if it's post-OP patients. The metrics that thing can record also aren't remotely as accurate as proper EKG monitoring or arterial blood pressure lines in ICU settings (if it can even monitor BP, which it doesn't look like). I like it for the casual user or to make it easier for some target groups to monitor their own vitals to help their GP in diagnostics, but if that thing you mentioned is the selling point I'm afraid at the idea of other inventions that man wants to create hitting the mainstream.
Flying really is a modern miracle. The fact you can basically go anywhere in the world for $2,000 (or less) and in 40 hrs max really is something we don't appreciate enough.
Seriously insightful! “A tribal species trying to become a global species “ well put joe.
Global tribe for the win
Its doomed to fail.
Oh, sure. A global species. Until the grays show up.
Watch more Dr K bruh!
Nearly perfect
I’ve never donated or supported any TH-camrs that I watch, never really had the money to do that. But starting to make some gains and you’re the only one that I’ve ever strongly considered supporting. And I plan to when I’m stable enough.
Love your content. Hope you stay safe and that things remain good for you :)
Only contribute if you comfortably can. It means a lot (and helps a lot) but I'm not out to take anything from anybody who can't afford it. Even just this comment is plenty of support. :)
Hopefully you get there soon.
I'm in a similar boat, but I'll be buying myself the Curiosity Stream bundle from his link... heck I might buy an extra as a gift for my nerdy librarian Mother
@@joescott this is why we love you joe. You're a good person.
Yep, what a fantastic response
Joe, so very sorry to hear about the loss of Jake. They become part of our lives and loosing them is devastating. Love your channel!
They are more than just a part of our lives, they are family and fellow tribemembers. Losing someone so close to you hurts the same regardless of species.
According to Wikipedia, the image you show at 9:00 is actually Barnard 68, a dark nebula with physical mass that blocks light. The Bootes void is in a different region of space, although they are frequently confused in media.
I hadn't heard of either of them before this video, so I'm still thankful. Even slightly inaccurate data presents us with new opportunities to learn and explore!
Have a nice x-mas-gift in recommendation-form,
specifically hand-designed for Science-Fans and -Enthusiasts:
Veritasium, Sci Man Dan, Hbomberguy, Its ok to be smart, Sci Show, Hbomberguy, Neil Red, Professor Dave, Hbomberguy,
Tier Zoo, Legal Eagle and of course, last but not least: Hbomberguy.
Apparently that’s an increasingly common mix up. I even saw that very issue being discussed on Jean Michael Godier’s channel. Still, without wishing to sound voidist, can you really tell one void from another? They all look the same to me. Hope I don’t get cancelled for that. 😉
@@nenmaster5218 : Are you a mercy seller on commission? Merry Christmas 🎄✌️
@@nenmaster5218 don’t forget about hbomberguy
@@ashroskell XD
Nah, i just dont have money to donate huge sums to help the world, so i do it this way; via recommending-around what is nice and fun.
Awww Jake looks like he was a German shorthair pointer! One of the sweetest breeds IMO. My condolences, it's unbelievably difficult to lose a furbaby because they're family. Glad you're having a good time with the channel and doing so many exciting and important things!
One question that’s been bothering me, what happens when one star in a binary or trinary system goes supernova ?
Do the other stars just get flung out or pulled in to the other ?
they go to the winchester to have a pint and wait for it all to blow over
@@FlorpingAllOver Sorry Phillip..
If it's a type of supernova that completely destroys the star, then obviously its companions get flung off into space. Otherwise, it depends on how much mass the exploding star looses. The companions could be ejected, or they could simply shift to more elongated orbits.
@@FlorpingAllOver they give the star going supernova a snickers.
The shock wave can cause so many different situations. It depends on multiple variables; the mass of all the objects, the distances involved, the speed and shape of the orbits, and the positioning at the time of the supernova.
Scientists use massively powerful supercomputers to model and simulate these situations and discover possible outcomes.
A lot of this research is available to the public online.
Also, universe sandbox 2 is an incredibly accessible "game" that's really cheap and provides endless entertainment. (Anton petrov uses it in his videos to show what he's talking about).
2:01 While studying computer science at the Technical University of Munich we once had an excursion to the O2 headquarters, which is one of the major mobile providers in and around Germany. There we got told that the rule for turning off smartphones during airplane liftoff and landing is not so much about protecting the airplane, but rather about not messing up the mobile network. At this stage of flight the airplane is flying low enough for your smartphone to connect to the mobile radio towers and its already flying fast enough to cause a lot of pointless handovers between towers in quick succession.
Not a question per se, but I would LOVE to hear you talk (read: nerd out) about the James Webb Space Telescope and the Lucy Mission.
I've been following both projects for the better part of this year and I'm so excited for the possibilities they'll bring. I'm also terrified of a catastrophic failure, or worse; that their possibilities highlight impending doom, or something
#AnswersWithJoe #LightningRound
There's hundreds of videos talking about this. We don't need another one repeating what those have already said.
@@theFLCLguy okay, cool
@@theFLCLguy you need better weed bro,
I enjoy watching the special spin that Joe puts on a subject. It doesn’t matter if subject has been milked dry, Joe’s presentation is what makes me want to watch. I wouldn’t mind hearing what Joe has to say about the JWST.
The Ariane 5 is one of the most reliable launch vehicles globally, with just one partial failure in its last 97 missions. The European Space Agency is paying for Webb's launch as part of its contribution to the mission. So don't worry about the launch worry about the deployment of all those satellite bits and pieces.
I really have a great amount of respect for your brief thoughts on 10 years geopolitical issues.
You're well thought out,band the vast great heart you display? Is amazing.
Thank you, Joe.
I’m gonna have to say it again, your sense of humor in the videos is just plain fun and the facts are easier for me to absorb.
I'm loving these rapid fire question videos. Thank you Joe! And I am so glad that 5 years ago you took a chance. Well done sir!
My baby loves watching your videos with me. She is 7 months old and when I turn on your videos she stares at you and tries to talk back. It's adorable and gives me a nice break for a few minutes a day lol
I know my audience. :)
As someone who has never used Patreon (and also watches to the end of every video), my assumption was that it were a completely different entity from TH-cam so I can see why people would ask that question
Well, now I feel like a dick.
@@joescott Sorry Joe! I knew you'd appreciate the feedback though. Still doesn't excuse them on the TH-cam membership front at least
This is exactly what I thought as well. When I checked out Patreon, a long while ago, there were blurred out videos and somewhere it said "Get access to this video by buying X tier". So I thought that the early access videos would be on Joe's Patreon.
They are... but I'm posting unlisted links from TH-cam. I post the videos unlisted, share that link on Patreon, and then make it public on launch day. So it's not like I'm uploading them separately on Patreon.
I think having been on the other side of it all this time, it didn't occur to me that others might think there's a totally separate upload on Patreon. But I can see how someone would think so.
@@joescott that doesn’t make you a dick tho man,
Most people are only here for the content alone, the moment the add reads come up and the shameless plugs begin, the majority of people click off to something else.
So they miss the part where you explain the things about patreon or subscription perks. But continue to ask about them because they have a habit of clicking off the video too soon lol.
Seems like an irritating cycle to feel stuck in. But at the very least if you’re continuing to get those questions about patreon and stuff , that means you’re consistently getting new viewers !!! That’s good!!
I just wanted to say that I have struggled with pretty severe health anxiety for most of my life. Most of that revolving around various sorts of cancer. It’s a really exhausting cycle. It’s reassuring to know that someone as intelligent as yourself also struggles with similar things. Hopefully this won’t be a forever thing but I just wanted to put it out there. So thanks -I guess- for being open about that part of yourself. It helps
I feel exactly the same way as you, but I also smoke and drink, so then I get even more paranoid, yet can't stop doing either.
I’m so glad you kept going Joe. I would have yelled the same in my time machine to you, but also given you fake lotto numbers with no date just to mess with you.
As one of your earlier subscribers and supporters, I remember that we kept commenting, “why are you not famous/have more subscribers,” or something to that effect. And it’s because you have always put out quality content from the start and were dumbfounded that so many people did not know about your videos. To me it was obvious that you were going big and would have been heartbroken if you had quit.
I don’t think you’re any where close to peaking either. You and your team are amazing and I’m so jealous of what you get to do. I still think your producing and acting future is bright and can’t wait to see what you do in and outside of TH-cam in the next five years.
Also you probably should have yelled to your past self, “invest in Dogecoin!” to really confuse yourself.
You should DEFINITELY do a full video on the largest structures in the universe!
You know you clicked expecting your mama is so fat joke..... so immature
@@magnero2749 My mama passed away in 2017. So... there's that.
@@davidanderson_surrey_bc Cool story kid.
Your mom 😂😂🤣 classic
I never realized that as a Patron I could comment early on these and when it goes out on TH-cam it will confuse people.
I like to think how finally cracked the code for time travel
How did u comment 7 hours ago?!
@@Melinmingle yes
@@Melinmingle exactly.
What the hell! You must be in a different time zone
8:58 that's Barnard 68, an absorption nebula about 500 light-years from Earth and a half light year across, not the Boötes Void (which is about 700 million light years away and 330 million light years across).
"A partridge in a pear tree" is supposed to be a corruption of "A partridge - une partrie" back in the day when the upper class spoke French.
I really appreciated your insights about geopolitics, and the bit about the doggo at the end warmed my heart. I lost my childhood bestie, Lilly, just last month on Thanskgiving. She was such a sweetheart, but definitely manipulated us too, of course! Every time my mom fizzed water with our carbonator, she'd come over and nudge our legs with her nose until we gave her treats. Gawwh, what a sweetie 🥰
Joe: "Dogs know how to manipulate us."
Me as a cat owner: hysterical laughter
Two jokes come to mind. We do not own cats. Cats own us. and In ancient Egypt, cats were worshipped as gods. They have not forgotten.
Fitting 😅 but my dog sure is good at training ppl to do what she wants
I, too, am a cat owner...
cats literally meow just to manipulate humans...
All it takes is for my old cat to start crying at me to get loves. The younger cat just has to roll on her back & make cute eyes at you. They know. They know very well.
@@KristenRowenPliske when cats roll on their backs and give you the cute eyes... its literally impossible to resist
Love this channel! Monday videos are among the highlights of my week! Thanks, Joe!
Or apparently On Saturday if you’re a patreon member 😆
I've always looked forward to the medical tricorder. That will will change a lot of things when something like this not only exists but is ubiquitous to be in every home.
Me too. Being in my 50’s, I’m looking forward to the day my doctor stops, “probing,” me for unwanted, if very necessary, tests. I always think of McCoy saying, “Damn it, Jim! I’m a doctor not a medieval inquisitor!” Now I know why the muppets always have that expression on their faces! Merry Christmas. 🎄✌️
We're all really glad you made it. Your my personal favorite for infotainment. Your better than a personal astrophysicist, you don't pontificate to much you're humble you balance simplicity with proper explanation and citation.
Thanks!
I wish I could afford to be a patron. I actually really love your videos and I watch every one of them I come across. You give me that little bit of knowledge throughout the day that I crave. I would if I could, but I'll never stop watching regardless.
I think there’s something very messed up about our culture, where you can’t just enjoy content like everyone else, without having to pay money to be, “special,” enough to get extra stuff. I love this channel too, but they all do it, even the best of them. They can make life changing sums of money.
BTW, if you’re interested, I know about the aircraft, “phones off,” thing. Brian Benamran explains in his book, How To Speak Science, why people have to turn off their phones for landing (and a host of other things, like switching off the planes lights) for commercial airliners. It’s not what you think.
It’s actually to do with the escape shoots. They discovered that people don’t like leaping into an inky black void, and won’t jump onto the escape slides at night, if the aircraft crash lands. This puts other passengers at risk in a situation where seconds literally count on a life and death level, slowing the whole evacuation process.
So nearly all of the measures they take for landing procedure are to do with optimising passenger night vision, so they can see the slide they’re leaping onto, rather than trusting that they’re not leaping 70 feet to their death. True story. Merry Christmas.
Hey Joe, you ever done a video on the Monster group in mathematics?
Funny seeing you here! Love your videos man
Please i need a shout out for my new TH-cam …thanks
Hope you get back to the Lore Core Multiverse some day.
I totally took "catching videos early" as "the videos are being released on Patreon first". This video's explanation makes more sense from a convenient standpoint.
Same here, thought the videos were released early on another platform, till today.
@SHISCÀ Haha NO.
@@clarenceonyekwere5428 Have a nice x-mas-gift in recommendation-form,
specifically hand-designed for Science-Fans and -Enthusiasts:
Veritasium, Sci Man Dan, Hbomberguy, Its ok to be smart, Sci Show, Hbomberguy, Neil Red, Professor Dave, Hbomberguy,
Tier Zoo, Legal Eagle and of course, last but not least: Hbomberguy.
Joe, I just have to tell you that the way you manage to make this channel feel so personal it just amazing. Would be so easy to become a info platform where you spew info out into the air. But it so often feels like we are in the room with you and listening intently.
Please i need a shout out for my new TH-cam …thanks
Pilots still do quite a bit during cruise flight. It's more than just monitoring the auto pilot ( though that is part of it) pilots are constantly making changes to the flight plan and responding to variables, like weather turbulence etc
And ignoring calls from ATC, you forgot that bit 😆😆 exhausting work that part
On the cosmological principal: it refers to the homogeneity of the universe at LARGE scales. Bigger than that. We don't say it's dead because there are planets, because planets only seen important up close. It's the same issue with these megastructures; they sure do seem weird, but we'd expect to see the presence of large structures at large scales. The cosmological principle doesn't "a priori" presuppose the nonexistance of very large structures.
hi Joe thanks for all the months and years of fun and information that I've gleaned from your informative and interesting channel. one of the fundamental questions that has obsessed me for years is "why is there something rather than nothing?" could you do a video on that subject sometime?
because it's all for you. thx.
Maybe usually there is nothing, only if there is anything can there be someone to observe it.
I don’t think people have a definitive answer to that question, only theories which would indeed be nice to hear
Quantum vacuum fluctuations during the inflationary period causing virtual particles to move away from each other too fast for the normal particle anti-particle annihilation, leaving particles of matter to become "real". Plus time = our visible universe.
Sam Grove shouldn’t there be equal amount of antimatter going the other way?
Thanks
If you're truckin'' down the road in your autonomous vehicle and it gets in an accident, and people are hurt, property is totaled, etc., who is responsible?? It's not your fault if the other driver's one-year old dies in the wreck. Your car did that, not you, didn't it? Can the cops charge you with negligent homicide when there is a bug in the car's software? Isn't the manufacturer guilty of causing that accident? And please don't tell me autonomous cars won't get into accidents, OK? Accidents might be quite rare, but we all know they're going to happen once in a while.
Video Idea: As the JWST will be situated at a Lagrange Point, doing a full video going in-depth into the larger concept of Lagrange Points, how they work, Legrange and his development to their discovery, and further details would really be fun. Other things to think about covering: the Legrange points that exist between the Sun and other celestial bodies and their potential scientific purposes would be fun to learn about as well. I'd even appreciate a display, if not a surface-level discussion of the math underlying Legrange Points even! But that's just me...
This year got me super hyped about VR, AR and live streaming. Would love to see Joe talk about some of that stuff.
I thought you were going to say you can’t wait to see Joe in VR. I pictured him in his underpants. I’m glad we have boundaries.
@@gibbyrockerhunter I mean... it wouldn't be a bad idea imo
@@skinife if I am being honest I too would support Joe’s only fans.
Just watched one of your older videos(7 years ago) before you had elaborate sound equipment. Very cool to see how you've progressed. Seriously thankful for the production value 💜❤️💜
Regarding the tornado video Well o do have one story that's right up this alley. .it were 20 year ago and my wife was out o town and me and a buddy was drinking some whiskey and shooting our guns into the darkened fields behind my house and we heard a rustling in the distance, we said we'd best get inside but when we both reached for the door handle our our hands touched and we felt this electricity as we clutched each other in the warm embrace only a man and another man can have I felt a pressure in my backside and the sudden urge to slide down on this unknown force it was sheer pleasure but then my wife was there just staring at us.
Then it happened
She jumped towards us with a knife and it was as a very big knife and she was screaming and hollering at us we could barely get put of the embrace we were in as she sliced off my tight nipple and buddy got a nick on his left butt cheek but that was the day tornado Sally came to my house.
As far as the cellphone/airplane Q: it doesn't matter if it actually does affect the plane, just turn it off. Its better to be safe than sorry and if you feen for your phone to that extent then you need help.
5 years ago, 2016, I'm pretty sure that's when I started watching your channel. Lived at a government subsidized dormitory trade school (job corps) and your videos definitely helped bring some better times
Merry Christmas 🎄✌️
thank you scot for all the video this year ..really enjoyed the fun you have put into a lot of them, merry xmas to you and all your family
Same to you!
He called you scot
Christmas is a season of 12 days that begins on Christmas Day. It ends on epiphany, which is January 6. We are currently in Advent which is a time of preparation for Christmas.
Hi Joe. Great channel. On the cell phones on airplanes topic, it's actually a precaution that's not really needed anymore. Back when cell phones operated in the 900Mhz range, there was a possibility for a cell phone call could cause interference on unshielded aircraft electronics. Modern cell phones are all in the Ghz range, and won't interfere with even unshielded electronics. Thus, it's a long list of policies, that were perhaps once useful, but isn't really anymore. Also, unlike 900Mhz phones, Ghz phones are more range sensitive and won't work at altitude anyway. Though satellite reception is probably pretty good. :-)
I remember they tested this to death on Mythbusters and found there is no way phones can cause interference.
I've read something about heterodyning effects. E.g. lots of signals in combination.
@@frederf3227 Yes, a second signal interferes with the signaling in the device creating a "beating" effect in the signaling of the device. However, this has never been a problem. In 1998, when Swissair 111 crashed, because one phone on board was making an outbound call, and another receiving an inbound call at the same time as the avionics went nuts, cell phones were suspected. They also suspected some portable entertainment devices on board. So, they banned their use for a time. Eventually it was found that faulty wiring above the cockpit caused the avionics failure. But polices were set, and agencies hate looking "panicky." ;-)
I'd love to see a full video on *#Christmas**!* The history of Christmas, the different ways it's celebrated around the world or depending on religion, the most popular Christmas song (statistically), the different versions/names of *Santa Claus/St. Nick/Père Noël/Kris Kringle/Father Christmas* etc.
If I'm not mistaken, the Bootes void was proven to be a gas cloud in the foreground and not a void at all!
HOLD ON HOW IS THIS VIDEO POSTED 23 MINUTES AGO AND SOME OF THESE COMMENTS SAY 2 DAYS AGO. I KNOW GRAVITATIONAL WELLS CAN CAUSE TIME DILATION BUT THIS IS TOO MUCH! WHAT IS HAPPENING?!
Lol
So how do you get comments form 2 days ago even though the video just came out?
👆🏽👆🏽 ,,'' Thanks for watching ❣️
Hi Joe. You are awesome, happy holidays to you and your family!
Same to you!
Talking about dogs - back in the 90's I lived on the third floor of an old converted college building, and I had biker guy called John living in my spare room. I rescued a 6 month old Staffy that we called Billie. She had a bad limp, so we took her to the vets, turned out someone had hit her so hard her hip socket and leg had been broken. Long story short, the vet did his magic, she ended up with pins and braces on the leg for a month or two, but the op was a great success.
When it was time for the metalwork to come off, the vet said "For a few weeks, don't let her use the stairs". So for a month I carried her up and down the stairs, and after that she was fine.
After about 6 months John said to me "How much longer do you think we need to carry Bill up and down the stairs for?"
I said "I stopped about 5 months ago........are you still doing it?"
"Well yeah" he said "We get to the top of the stairs, she sits down, so I carry her down.......coming back, we get to the bottom of the stairs, she sits down so I carry her back up". :D
just wanted to say- the origins of the 12 days of christmas are fascinating. a lot of people believe that it was a way for catholics to teach their children about catholicism during the protestant reformation, but that theory was just suggested in the 90's and has been all but totally disproved. it's likely that the song is much older and was originally a memory game for children full of metaphors and objects they saw every day. there were also a lot of different versions- the line about the partridge in a pear tree was actually added in a later version which led to a similar rendition of the song we know today being popularized. the history is really interesting, jon solo made a good video about it!
So...Patreon supporters get access to..time travel?
🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️ no...
We will invite you too, but you didn’t like it.
A video considering whether Copernicus was Polish or German could be a nice one, given your fact-based reasoning and the topic being quite important especially to the Polish side haha :D
There are actually quite a few scientists claimed by multiple nations/countries - showing a few of those could be a nice topic imo. Or some "interesting"/"unexpected" countries from which some renowned scientists came from - like a little trivia video :)
Amazing I've heard you say about early access a million times but never thought it was on TH-cam for some weird reason. I can't imagine where I thought this private preview screening was, a golden theatre with everyone wearing carnival masks and quaffing Dr Pepper perhaps.
Maybe I should start doing that...
Don't even ask what goes on at the "after screening" party... 🤣
Dogs absolutely train their owners as well. We would give our German Shepherd a treat after he went outside and use the restroom in order to encourage that potty training Behavior. It wasn't long before he realized he could just walk outside stand out there for a few seconds and then come in for a treat lol.
Friendly correction: At 9:58 That is actually a picture of the Barnard 68 nebula, instead of Boötes void. A mixup which happens often enough that Wikipedia's page of Boötes void has a section on it: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bo%C3%B6tes_void#Confusion_with_Barnard_68
Dear Joe from when he was making this, I'm bryan from 2 years later. Unclinch your cheeks sir. Jwst went just fine.
I can't remember who it was, but someone pointed out that in the future of self driving cars, they'll be people turning up at their destinations dead... that'll be a unique problem!
"Hey, Kids, Grandma's Here!"
"Yayyyyyyy!"
I…. I guess that’s safer than today’s world where they cross a median and take out a family in a minivan??
@@diamondsmasher I mean, you're not wrong...
Love your videos Joe :)
It would be great if you could please make a video on the following:
Assuming we solve the energy crisis and energy prices become negligible.. how huge of an impact it will have ?
Noted!
I JUST finished watching the live launch of the James Webb then came to your channel to see what is new and I am thoroughly excited to see what we have coming our way.... Maybe another video on that? I don't know, just love the channel.
Almost the opposite of click-bait. The video was actually much better than I expected. Shoulda known--Joe Scott always seems to say interesting things in amusing ways, so what's not ta like?
no better way to spend my monday night, thanks joe keep it up!!! and merry christmas.
its night were you are, day where i am, crazy the reach some people have
@@pro_154 yeah crazy how joe is bringing together people with the love of weird science from all over the world.
Nobody's more blown away by it than me.
Perfect video for midnight munchies
hi patron supporter
thank you for your service patreon supporter
Love the videos Joe! In addition to the largest structures in the universe video, I think a video about the most redundant/weirdedt names by scientists would be funny too! "Huge Large Quasar Group", the differentials of position (position, velocity, acceleration, jerk, snap, crackle, pop), etc.
"it's probably just hallucinations caused by poisoning from lead and arsenic washed down with cocaine wine" is perhaps the greatest description of the victorian era ever.
I miss cocaine wine 😢
Didn't even need to watch the video, I know the scientists discovered my mom.
1:36 Why are there comments that say 2 days ago, I Know there are time zones and all but... (this is a joke)
So glad to hear about the remote life signs monitor! I was in the hospital recently, and was speculating on why something more advanced hadn't already replaced the massively inconvenient, clunky, wire-dangling Life Monitor unit that I was saddled with at the time. Thanks!
They already exist in the form that he showed. The Zio Patch is often given to patients whose heart problems would take too long to uncover in the hospital. The dangle of wires in the hospital is much more advanced than either of these though. Both the Zio Patch and the BioButton have only 2 electrodes, meaning they look at the electrical signals in your heart at two points on the skin. In the hospital you have 12 different electrodes that are all looking at your heart from different angles. It allows doctors to identify where in your heart a problem might be and how severe it is. These more portable options are great for monitoring to see if rare events occur, but very bad at actually giving a good understanding of what exactly the problem is. They definitely have a HUGE place in medicine, but are not going to replace the EKG leads you get put on you in the hospital
The second question about electrifying our industries. Was an excellent question and answer period. I'd love to hear more of your opinions, on questions about how life could change in our futures.
The whole idea of science is that it is based on theories that support AVAILABLE patterns of data (not fact). When we come across new patterns/evidence that contradict theories then either the observations are wrong OR the theory being challenged is wrong. When this happens the theory is updated or replaced with a new theory.
This is not disruptive it’s COMPLETELY normal and how the scientific method WORKS.
Awesome episode! Marry Xmas
I'd love to see something on the Metaverse.
That episode will be *glowing*
(I hope you get my drift)
Congrats to all of your success on the channel :). I hope the algorithm continues to treat you well as you continue with this and hope 2022 allows you a deeper dive into personal pursuits sir!
Merry Christmas ⛄ to y'all and happy New Year in advance. great info .👉 Investing in crypto now should be in every wise individuals list, in some months time you'll be ecstatic with the decision you made today...BE WISE.
How does this whole process works? I'm interested in investing in crypto but still confused by the fluctuations in price🙁
I heard that his strategies are really good
he has really made a good name for himself
he's Really amazing with an amazing skills he changed my 0.3btc to 2.1btc
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Myth busters busted that question about switching phones to flight mode on takeoff and landing. Also that thing about not using them at gas stations. Busted.
Incidentally, you can’t get electrocuted by pissing on the third rail.
Loved myth-busters.
As for the use of cellphone signals on a plane can be done, but not at commercial flight altitude. But the main issue with the cellular network and using a phone in the plane is, the speed of the plane with the altitude have issues with the handoff of your connection between towers.
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Goddamnit!
@@vladbcom im not usally "that guy" but yeah I waited and even refreshed the video a few times 😅
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Brother Bro man, got to let you know that you bring a wrinkle to my brain, a smile to my face ,and a tear to my eye with your originality and wit 😅thank you so much for what you do🙏🕉️♥️ never quit. 🤘🏼
Before we go hard on electric vehicles we have to figure out how to majorly update our electrical infrastructure because right now it cannot support the charging stations that would be required. Especially in neighborhoods.
Talking about animals manipulating humans, one of the funniest (to me) The Dodo videos I watched involved a cockatoo who did not like his owner's boyfriend. When the boyfriend tried to gently pet the bird, it turned around and limped back to "mama" with it's wing folded out like it was broken. The bird actually tried to make it look like the boyfriend had injured it and was saying "Look ma what that guy did to me, you gotta get rid of him." LOL
Hey Joe, gotta comment on a few things about the cellphones in planes bit, and to say you're right. To qualify myself, airline pilot for 25 years, and a lobbyist for the industry for 20. The truth about cellphones on in the cabin has nothing to do with navigation and communication. It is purely about the fact that in the olden days before digital spectrums, cell phone companies couldn't bend the service volume to prevent a cellphone at altitude from receiving signal. Plus, the providers couldn't accurately measure usage because multiple towers would have one transceiver overlapping. How do you bill a customer that uses 7 ground stations for one transceiver? Cell companies lobbied lawmakers to make it a safety thing and got the FAA involved.
The FAA knows full well that there is not problems with cellphones and navigation and communication (save for the 5G mm wave band now). If there was a problem, aircraft certification would be compromised, and my airline's procedures would reflect that.
Then, recently, mid 2010's, the FAA wanted to rescind the cellphone ban. But the Flight Attendant Unions said, "aw hell no!" and got the Pilots' Unions involved. We lobbied for the AFA, CWA, etc., to keep the cellphone ban in place for safety reasons.
So, follow the money, Joe. Cellphone companies couldn't accurately bill their customers, therefore they needed to make their income source a safety concern.
Bro so glad you decided to keep at it! MERRY CHRISTMAS JOE!
0:35 fun fact, there’s a grand total of at LEAST 69 birds being given to the singer, if you don’t count however many eggs the geese are laying
i don’t know who has the need for that many birds, for eating or for keeping
This is the best channel on TH-cam. I wait for your videos every Monday and Thursday and watch them everytime end-to-end
Joe I'm so sorry to hear about Jake. That story about him was so sweet. I love your channel, keep doing you!
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I will be genuinely curious if car insurance companies try to lobby against autonomous driving if it lowers their profits.
Hey Joe, i felt what you said about the comments, but you know, maybe, some years ago, i was one of them, who asked this question. And one day, i might be a patreon (well at least of someone).
I guess thats the price of being an educator, you have to repeat yourself!
So dont you worrie about that, there are enough things ahead we have to consider. I say, its a well paid price (if i pronounced that right).
I wish you all a few nice days, and a good start into the new year, lets see what comes around this time :)
Our cat did that to an extent as well...when she was three years old, she hurt her paw, we took her to the vet and sadly she had to get a toe amputated...but then, months after, she would randomly lift her paw when she wanted attention...she would lift up the wrong paw for a while, cause she herself no longer remembered where it hurt (she hasn't done it in years, her paws are fine)
im 42 years old and when i was in highschool kids were still totally separated into cliques based on the music they listened to. you had the rock kids the rap kids the pop crowd and then the undefined who were generally either socially awkward book worms or equally socially inept burnouts. your music determined your culture, how you dressed your slang etc. it was generally frowned upon to be seen associating outside of your group. it seems weird now and makes no sense but remember this was before rap/rock really existed (with the exception of beastie boys and the run dmc aerosmith compilation). that was a perfect example of human tribal mentality. the internet and social media has become a direct attack on our long established tribal tendencies. now we are so much more aware and have so much more exposure to a worlds worth of cultures, we are forced to care about and consider cultures we have never physically witnessed. the post internet generations are not willing to be so easily and neatly defined. culture today does not fit into neat well defined boxes and that makes many, especially older people uncomfortable in a very base hard to quantify way. In my 42 years the world has changed in abnormally drastic and profound ways. we do not see this level of change in every 40 year span. my grandmother had a rotary phone when i was a kid, as a preteen 11 or 12 years old i knew maybe 3 phone numbers. my own my best friend and my grandmother. we had a set of encyclopedias at my grandparents that i had access to every other weekend and that was the extent of my connection with the world beyond simple network t.v.. We were not cultured as kids. nudity violence and other "rated R" imagery was hard to find and secretly shared amongst the closest of friends. we were ignorant. 13 year old today are well informed, thus they have a far larger world that they must learn to navigate. they have no teachers to tell them how because we didnt live as they are now. everyone should consciously be aware of how confusing of an age we live in and in turn cut everyone else a bit of slack while we figure shit out.
Re: limping dog
Toddlers do the same thing.
Also, if a toddler falls over, he will almost always bounce up and continue to happily run around.
But, if someone makes the mistake of saying something like "Awww, poor baby," the toddler will immediately start to cry.
The main problem with phones on planes, is the number of phones present. 200+ phones connecting to the nearest phone tower at the same time might release enough energy to interfere with the plane.
When it comes to medicine, it's sad that a majority in the USA seem to treat heathcare the same way they treat everything else - if it ain't broke, don't mess with it; "maintenance" is messing with it. Wait until it breaks to do anything about it.
Thank you for sharing a bit about your personal story in getting this channel off the ground. I really enjoy your videos and I appreciate the amount of research and work you put into them! Cheers from Austin 🤘🏼
Tires will change for autonomous cars. Human reaction time is built-in to the sidewall twist, so they will become much stiffer for machine reflexes. Active suspension will smooth out the ride, and will be safer because the car will respond more quickly to obstacles, etc
On the dogs training us topic, one of my cats likes to do a very small meow, the 'oh no, I've been left outside!' meow near his food bowl, very early in the morning because it gets me out of bed to check on him.
You and me baby ain't nothing but mammals.
Not certain why, but this seemingly light quip gave me goosebumps. It's great to be human! Cheers, captain Joe. All the best, professor.
I know what you mean, but in case others don’t: take off and landing are NOT the only times pilots are doing anything. Aside from the fact that all pilots hand fly aircraft regularly to keep their proficiency up, there are endless tasks, corrections, diversions, weather concerns, fuel/speed/altitude adjustments that need to be made while in flight. Yes, there are many times when pilots turn on autopilot, but they are still actively working. The times when they aren’t are often responsible for accidents and deviations. Autopilot frees up the pilot to work on other tasks - not stop flying the plane. Besides which, the average flight length in the US is 2 hours, of which at least 30 minutes is descent, approach, and landing, which can be done via autopilot, but which require a whole lot of work from the pilot. And then there’s the climb after takeoff, which can be 20 minutes or more.
Thanks for coming to my TEDTalk. People say soon we won’t even need pilots because planes fly themselves, but they honestly don’t understand what pilots do. My daughter’s flight school bills and all the hours she’s put in say planes don’t fly themselves 😂😂😂😂