I personally don't think so. I'm mainly interested in other intelligent life, which I highly doubt our galaxy has. Would Microbs on europa would probably mean life is common in our neighbourhood?
Dr. Tyson that ending speech is the reason why people are becoming more interested in science, your analogy of cosmic nature was just too beautiful!! Thank you sir
It's great to see Startalk getting back on stage and having room for more guests. This was a fascinating topic. I never really considered life below the sea floor. That's fun to ponder.
@@GameTimeWhy Life inside the earth would be microbial. Godzilla was a movie. You don't think it was a historical document, do you? That would be like theism.
It's interesting and humbling to read about! I had not heard the phase "deep biosphere" before this video. The Wikipedia page about it is marked as a Good Article. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_biosphere
Makes me really happy to see Star Talk doing Live shows again! Do lots more, and make them 2-3x as long. Also, I'm going to have nightmares about that octopus prison for humans with doors that have 3 doorknobs. XD
@@KiingDa3rd The number of doorknobs doesn't matter as much as where they are placed. I could open a door with 9 doorknobs if they were close enough together.
@@elck3 Thanks for the reply to you and Gavin. That's disappointing that it's not current. I miss Eugene's humor, the scientist/comedian combo and the audience. I wonder why a 3 year old video was posted.
I was wondering recently what watching shows like this is like for scientists. Do you guys still get something from it or are you just listening for keywords that might grab your attention?
if you watch him enough you realize it's all about his ego and can't watch him anymore. he really doesn't care what anyone is saying and just wants to talk.
This takes me back to my childhood of watching Jacque Cousteau, The Wild Kingdom and Carl Sagan's Cosmos then Disney of course. Star Trek was the rage and Kung Fu rounded it all out. As a 70's and 80's kid I was raised by the tv and that line up taught me about the natural world, the unexplored worlds and the nature of humanity's inner world. I've never had a better teacher and Neil DeGrasse Tyson keeps my childhood wonder alive to this day. Thank You, Neil.
Love the live shows and Eugene and this was great. I missed Michael Ian Black's chemistry with Eugene🤣... But there was something not quite right and it took 2 minutes to figure out. It was the constant camera switching. It felt TVish rather than being part of the audience, I much rather prefer the one wide screen view where I can see everybody react. Just me, I'm sure others prefer this...if they even noticed. ✌🏽
I first thought this was a repeat of a show from the past. Took awhile to realize this was a new live show. Love the duo podcasts between Neil and Chuck, but they pale in comparison to these live shows. Awesome. More please
Life doesn't just exist on earth and biology doesn't just work on earth, life dominates the planet it thrives and flourishes in every nook and cranny. It seems outrageous to think that this planet is the only place it could exist even if we're just talking about cell based life that we are familiar with. Another great Star Talk show leaving us with something to think about.
@Brandon Letzco That life exists beyond earth is realistically beyond the realm of speculation in a universe that is vaster than vast. Something to speculate about is how it could change our existence here on earth if we met intelligent beings that were perhaps thousands of years ahead of us. We would have answers to all the questions we've ever thought of and answers to questions that we've yet to imagine.
@@bathin813 Agree it is becoming a little curious as time goes by why we have not seen or heard anything, though our eyes haven't really been open for very long. Hopefully we are not too distasteful to more advanced beings.
Hello from Louisville! I just got home from Neil’s show at the palace! Great show! Cosmic collisions and dad jokes! A presentation about space stuff with Dr Neil deGrasse Tyson! Thank you for such a warm heart felt entertaining evening! ❤️
Dr. Tyson......Mike drop on that live announcement intro. I felt the feeling behind that one. It was like attending that first red rocks show back after the lockdown out here👊✌️💙👽🎶
If we can get it done before the Antarctic melts away, the Antarctic would be the perfect testing ground for a Europa style mission. Thank you everyone for this very enlightening evening.
One of the best finishing Cosmic Perspective moments I’ve seen and man have I seen a LOT lol. Fantastic discussion about future breakthroughs to await in Astrobiology, one of those beautifully stapled groups of science.
Niel is an amazing science communicator and equally impressive moderator. Haters say he talks to much full of himself. But i believe he shows the right balance of humility, humor, and confidence.
Fun fact, when Neil first started doing this open talks he did it with Eugene Mirman. Eugene told him he should start his own podcast and have a comedian host the show all the time. Thus Star Talk was born. I enjoy chuck too but thats mainly because Ive gotten use to him and warmed up to him. But chuck wouldnt of been around if Eugene never encouraged neil to create his own show with a comedian host. The original show was in this format but it wasnt called star talk back then. So usually when he does these live shows he invites the original comedian that pitched the idea and was there from the beginning. Eugene.
@@mollybell5779 yep,Eugene didnt come up with the idea of star talk but he came up with the idea of always having a comedian as co host. Thus the birth of Chuck to be the main co host. Neil mentioned this in one of his star talk videos and it went completely over my head that he pitched the idea because I remember watching their panels before he called it star talk. I am not sure if you can find those now but you might if you look hard enough.
Its Gene from Bob's Burgers! 👍I miss this show but this podcast is also if not better. All revenue goes directly to Neil and his team instead of NatGeo 😅👍
My brother was one of the lucky few who had an sea urchin diving permit for Oxnard arround the Channel Islands. He says all of the fluorescent colors from the 80s that we see now all started in the ocean, and it was the divers that brought that color spectrum to surface.
Just to think of the sheer amount of water pressure at 60 miles deep on Europa when we're only at 7 miles and it crushes everything. What world 60 miles of depth pressure be? Wow... the possible sea creatures, their sizes, and biodiversity.
The pressure wouldn't be as high as you might think. It'd be still in the same rough ballpark as the deepest spots in our ocean, due to the lower gravity-though I have no idea what the pressure is just under the ice, so I can't make a good estimate.
Extraterrestrial oceans, such as those beneath the icy crusts of moons like Europa and Enceladus, represent some of the most exciting prospects for finding alien life. These subsurface oceans could harbor the conditions necessary for life, despite their extreme environments. The study of these ocean worlds can provide valuable insights into the potential habitability of other celestial bodies. How might future missions to these extraterrestrial oceans alter our search for life and our understanding of life's potential in the cosmos?
Neil deGrasse Tyson is a truly great science educator. A more than worthy successor to the late Carl Sagan. If I had had a teacher like him... let's just say that things might have been different.
Everything on this program just touched my heart!!! Time is so precious . By 2040 we find life ? I think before that unless Russia blows us up to pieces!! If the world was at peace we can accomplish so much and unfold the universe even faster than the Webb telescope!!
A tremendous closing sentence from Neil. All those out there who study the ancient scriptures of the Veda burst into collective OM resounding across the rim of the earth. For there you can see it written for millennia.
not that anyone asked, but quick correction at 24:34 in ancient greek (according to wikipedia) it’s spelling is “Ούρανός” in modern greek, "ου" makes the english “oo”/latin “u” sound, and "ο" alone just makes the english “oh”/latin “o” sound (for those curious "υ" on its own is one of the three letters that makes the english “ee”/latin “i” sound) so it wouldnt be “Oranus” like Niel said, it’d be “Uranos”, he accidentally flipped the vowels assuming this part of ancient greek is the same as this part of modern greek
This is only a new show in the sense that it was released on TH-cam a few days ago. I thought Neil DeGrasse Tyson looks a little younger here than in his most recent videos; so I wondered whether this was pre- or post-Covid. Then Kevin Hand at 32:50 talks about the Clipper mission getting to the launchpad “in the year 2022 or 2023” which kind of indicated the show was shot pre-2022. (Actually the mission is now “planned for launch in October 2024” according to Wikipedia). Then at 46:56 the copyright for National Geographic says "2019". Which doesn’t make it any less enjoyable!
My grandfather was a chief of a nation back when it really meant something and he was in love with the view of the heavens every time I hear King of the stars tyson I wonder how fascinated he would be with this living God lol he would blow my grandfather's mind
Do you think there’s life on Europa?
I personally don't think so. I'm mainly interested in other intelligent life, which I highly doubt our galaxy has. Would Microbs on europa would probably mean life is common in our neighbourhood?
Yes
Yes!!
It depends...define "think" and "on" and um ...."do"
lol...jk...i have no opinion.
Certainly. Microorganisms at the very least.
Dr. Tyson that ending speech is the reason why people are becoming more interested in science, your analogy of cosmic nature was just too beautiful!! Thank you sir
Well said!
We couldn’t agree more! 👏
all sciences merge on biology and consiousnes
Hes a blessing
¡Gracias!
Thank you!
It's great to see Startalk getting back on stage and having room for more guests. This was a fascinating topic. I never really considered life below the sea floor. That's fun to ponder.
have you watched the documentary godzilla? it explores the life living inside the earth.
@@GameTimeWhy Life inside the earth would be microbial. Godzilla was a movie.
You don't think it was a historical document, do you? That would be like theism.
@@danielpaulson8838 what do you mean? Godzilla and king kong were documentaries.
where are you supposed to find tickets for this
It's interesting and humbling to read about! I had not heard the phase "deep biosphere" before this video. The Wikipedia page about it is marked as a Good Article. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_biosphere
Makes me really happy to see Star Talk doing Live shows again! Do lots more, and make them 2-3x as long. Also, I'm going to have nightmares about that octopus prison for humans with doors that have 3 doorknobs. XD
It needs 4 doorknobs. You can turn the third with both feet.
@@KiingDa3rd The number of doorknobs doesn't matter as much as where they are placed. I could open a door with 9 doorknobs if they were close enough together.
🚪😱
@@Webberjo i think the point is that they have to be opened simultaneously
We are going to need Alexa and siri to open that door .
I love Eugene, Ellie and John. All great comedians. I also love learning about the ocean, next best thing to space stuff. Great show and ensemble
Glad you enjoyed it!
I really liked Tyson’s closing thoughts. Loved this whole thing.
Glad to hear it!
I love how John just looks amazed 99% of the time. That type of look is what us teachers are looking for in our students
This is great to see StarTalk Live again!!! I hope to see these more often like pre-covid.
This is an old episode
@@elck3 Thanks. How old is it roughly? Even if its old, its good to see fresh posts. I don't remember seeing this one in the past.
From 2019
@@timauth I'm not quite sure, could be 2019 as Gavin said, but also could be older since he hasn't worked with Eugene in a while.
@@elck3 Thanks for the reply to you and Gavin. That's disappointing that it's not current. I miss Eugene's humor, the scientist/comedian combo and the audience. I wonder why a 3 year old video was posted.
I love the diverse hosts he has. Different levels of intelligence but all interested in a common subject and eager to know more
I love how Eugene actually looks like a grown up Gene Belcher! Reminds me of that episode where Gene looks like Bob lol
His character on archer looks just like Eugene too, and Kirsten shall plays his gf
So much passion in one room is truly inspiring. Thank you as always!
Inserting comedy in topics like these is what we needed years ago... It gets everyone laughing but wanting to learn more... Hope to see more of these
More on the way ;)
Meh,…..I can do without the chuckles. Drags out the information…..could have been 10-15 minutes max.
@@John__67 that’s why I watch on 1.25x speed, gotta understand they want to inform the average person.
I was wondering recently what watching shows like this is like for scientists. Do you guys still get something from it or are you just listening for keywords that might grab your attention?
Love the energy Dr. Tyson brought!! Would love to see this live.
if you watch him enough you realize it's all about his ego and can't watch him anymore. he really doesn't care what anyone is saying and just wants to talk.
Always excited to see the new post by star talk. 🌟 🌟
Those people are so lucky!!! I want to see a star talk live. 💖💫
This takes me back to my childhood of watching Jacque Cousteau, The Wild Kingdom and Carl Sagan's Cosmos then Disney of course. Star Trek was the rage and Kung Fu rounded it all out. As a 70's and 80's kid I was raised by the tv and that line up taught me about the natural world, the unexplored worlds and the nature of humanity's inner world. I've never had a better teacher and Neil DeGrasse Tyson keeps my childhood wonder alive to this day. Thank You, Neil.
Always good to watch your videos Dr. Tyson.. I hope you never get tired of making them
Love the live shows and Eugene and this was great. I missed Michael Ian Black's chemistry with Eugene🤣... But there was something not quite right and it took 2 minutes to figure out.
It was the constant camera switching. It felt TVish rather than being part of the audience, I much rather prefer the one wide screen view where I can see everybody react. Just me, I'm sure others prefer this...if they even noticed. ✌🏽
1st to say thanks!
What exceptional guests. 👏
I'm glad to see Eugene Mirman is back! It's been a good while since he's been on Star Talk.
Guy is so sharp.
I first thought this was a repeat of a show from the past. Took awhile to realize this was a new live show. Love the duo podcasts between Neil and Chuck, but they pale in comparison to these live shows. Awesome. More please
pi miles was actually a close approximation for a league
Life doesn't just exist on earth and biology doesn't just work on earth, life dominates the planet it thrives and flourishes in every nook and cranny. It seems outrageous to think that this planet is the only place it could exist even if we're just talking about cell based life that we are familiar with. Another great Star Talk show leaving us with something to think about.
@Brandon Letzco
That life exists beyond earth is realistically beyond the realm of speculation in a universe that is vaster than vast. Something to speculate about is how it could change our existence here on earth if we met intelligent beings that were perhaps thousands of years ahead of us. We would have answers to all the questions we've ever thought of and answers to questions that we've yet to imagine.
Pretty sure there is nothing out there. Other wise we would have seen or met something by now.
@@bathin813
Agree it is becoming a little curious as time goes by why we have not seen or heard anything, though our eyes haven't really been open for very long. Hopefully we are not too distasteful to more advanced beings.
Let’s find the others! 👽
@@StarTalk
I'm with you
Loved this whole video! 10/10!
By far, one of my favorite ST events, hands down
Love Chuck, but we need more Eugene and John too. They're two of my favorite comedians!
Hello from Louisville!
I just got home from Neil’s show at the palace! Great show!
Cosmic collisions and dad jokes! A presentation about space stuff with Dr Neil deGrasse Tyson!
Thank you for such a warm heart felt entertaining evening!
❤️
Neil is something else man.. GOOSEBUMPS
Neil deGrass Tyson is THEE reason that people are engaging with science again! GO NEIL!!!! :)
John Mulaney looks like a college student who's wandered into the wrong lecture hall...but is enjoying it too much to leave.
Outstanding conversations! Thank you so much for this:)
You’re very welcome!
Love it when I'm off work to catch these on release.
This was a great program! Loved every minute of it!!!
I love that you got the theatre! Good show, thank you for making the people smarter, one word at a time.
Lets goooo cant get enough for startalk🚀🌟✨💫
Dr. Tyson......Mike drop on that live announcement intro. I felt the feeling behind that one. It was like attending that first red rocks show back after the lockdown out here👊✌️💙👽🎶
4:38 leagues are distance & fathoms are depth.
Ok Brennan Lee Mulligan
@@heypeopleitsmatt excellent name drop and insight.. I too am a DM..
If we can get it done before the Antarctic melts away, the Antarctic would be the perfect testing ground for a Europa style mission. Thank you everyone for this very enlightening evening.
One of the best finishing Cosmic Perspective moments I’ve seen and man have I seen a LOT lol. Fantastic discussion about future breakthroughs to await in Astrobiology, one of those beautifully stapled groups of science.
Glad you brought LIVE Back. Although, missing Chuck.
This was a lot of fun. A shame that we didn't get to see Chuck, but these guests were a very welcome surprise! Especially John Mulaney!
I feel 8 years old for relating with the Uranus pronuncation portion so well.
The look on Neil's face at 23:40 was the best.
Niel is an amazing science communicator and equally impressive moderator. Haters say he talks to much full of himself. But i believe he shows the right balance of humility, humor, and confidence.
Oh yea,haters doesn't contribute anything to humanity.
StarTalk live is back Baby!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dang! It's been a while since we have a live startalk, i missed this!
This is an old episode from pre Covid
Great video!
Your outro is extremely loud, might want to tell the editor.
Enjoyable show, but it just doesn't feel like StarTalk without Chuck. 🥺
But it does feel more like a science show.
Fun fact, when Neil first started doing this open talks he did it with Eugene Mirman. Eugene told him he should start his own podcast and have a comedian host the show all the time. Thus Star Talk was born. I enjoy chuck too but thats mainly because Ive gotten use to him and warmed up to him. But chuck wouldnt of been around if Eugene never encouraged neil to create his own show with a comedian host. The original show was in this format but it wasnt called star talk back then. So usually when he does these live shows he invites the original comedian that pitched the idea and was there from the beginning. Eugene.
@@anthonygordon9483 I've been watching for years, but didn't know that. Thanks for the info, Anthony. New perspective. 😁
@@mollybell5779 yep,Eugene didnt come up with the idea of star talk but he came up with the idea of always having a comedian as co host. Thus the birth of Chuck to be the main co host. Neil mentioned this in one of his star talk videos and it went completely over my head that he pitched the idea because I remember watching their panels before he called it star talk. I am not sure if you can find those now but you might if you look hard enough.
@@anthonygordon9483 Thank you again. I'll definitely check it out.
Dr Tyson thanks for being a light in the darkness also the humor is awesome
Started watching it and I'm like "Omg it's Erin!" ❤
This was such a beautiful and cohesive panel. Thank you for this featured guests and topics!
Very cool! (way to go Julie!!!)
Anything dr. Tyson is in I'm watching.
What a great ensemble this is. A masterpiece.
Great discussions and excellent closing points!!!
Fun fact, the leagues under the sea was the total amount they ever travelled. Divide kilometers by 5 to get nautical leagues.
You can feel the Energy!! Thank you StarTalk!
Neil is the best! thanks for hosting this
22:16 The best moment of the show hands down
Gotta love Neil!
wow Neil you floored me at the end. awesome
I LOVE EUGENE AND ELLIE THIS IS AMAZING THANK YOU
QUEPASOOOO!!!
Its Gene from Bob's Burgers! 👍I miss this show but this podcast is also if not better. All revenue goes directly to Neil and his team instead of NatGeo 😅👍
So grateful I was here for this!
When was this?
Missing chuck in this one, and also the last parting thoughts of Dr.tyson was just amazing..&
Please do more of this sort of stuff...
I wish to see Dr. Tyson in person some day.
Gl
I love this ! I would like to share it with the world 🌎 starting now. Thank you for explaining things as they were intended by Nature.
I wish you did these more often in place of the podcast structure. I
The only comedian they needed was chuck 😁
Eugene your timing is perfect and wit is genius. Your perspective feels infinite!
This has to be the easiest gig mulaneys ever had lol
My brother was one of the lucky few who had an sea urchin diving permit for Oxnard arround the Channel Islands.
He says all of the fluorescent colors from the 80s that we see now all started in the ocean, and it was the divers that brought that color spectrum to surface.
That speech at the end👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
You are inspiring Dr Tyson. Bless you 🙌
What an excellent episode!
Missed Chuck Nice on this one but this is definitely a brilliant show that got me interested in science
Great Show! Thank You!
You’re welcome!
I don't understand, how has star talk been going for soo long yet I'm just learning it exists
Just to think of the sheer amount of water pressure at 60 miles deep on Europa when we're only at 7 miles and it crushes everything.
What world 60 miles of depth pressure be?
Wow... the possible sea creatures, their sizes, and biodiversity.
The pressure wouldn't be as high as you might think. It'd be still in the same rough ballpark as the deepest spots in our ocean, due to the lower gravity-though I have no idea what the pressure is just under the ice, so I can't make a good estimate.
Never thought I would see a live show ever again because of Corona
1 nautical league is 3.4 miles.
They where right. Well played guests, well played.
Very close!
Intelligent minds usually do have a terrific sense of humor
Extraterrestrial oceans, such as those beneath the icy crusts of moons like Europa and Enceladus, represent some of the most exciting prospects for finding alien life. These subsurface oceans could harbor the conditions necessary for life, despite their extreme environments. The study of these ocean worlds can provide valuable insights into the potential habitability of other celestial bodies. How might future missions to these extraterrestrial oceans alter our search for life and our understanding of life's potential in the cosmos?
👏🏽 👏🏽 👏🏽
I clicked on this because.....NEIL and his guest are GOING to say something funny. EVEN though I came to this clip for the science.
Neil deGrasse Tyson is a truly great science educator. A more than worthy successor to the late Carl Sagan. If I had had a teacher like him... let's just say that things might have been different.
Love it! And all nature really is one, I believe we're going to find out.
Everything on this program just touched my heart!!! Time is so precious . By 2040 we find life ? I think before that unless Russia blows us up to pieces!! If the world was at peace we can accomplish so much and unfold the universe even faster than the Webb telescope!!
eugene and neil is gold!
A tremendous closing sentence from Neil.
All those out there who study the ancient
scriptures of the Veda burst into collective
OM resounding across the rim of the earth.
For there you can see it written for millennia.
When was this recoded ?
Long time ago
i love this but where's Chuck? 😭 we love Chuck
An excellent set of theories. Amusingly discussed too. Thanks for a good time.
Glad you liked it!
not that anyone asked, but quick correction at 24:34
in ancient greek (according to wikipedia) it’s spelling is “Ούρανός”
in modern greek, "ου" makes the english “oo”/latin “u” sound, and "ο" alone just makes the english “oh”/latin “o” sound (for those curious "υ" on its own is one of the three letters that makes the english “ee”/latin “i” sound)
so it wouldnt be “Oranus” like Niel said, it’d be “Uranos”, he accidentally flipped the vowels
assuming this part of ancient greek is the same as this part of modern greek
i would love to hear Neil's take-away on the movie "The Abyss"...
OMG! I love this… So much… I know is stuff that we know. But it is so refreshing to be presented to in this format.
That last speech by NDT was EPIC!!!
Ellie is so funny and loveable 🥰❤️
This is only a new show in the sense that it was released on TH-cam a few days ago. I thought Neil DeGrasse Tyson looks a little younger here than in his most recent videos; so I wondered whether this was pre- or post-Covid. Then Kevin Hand at 32:50 talks about the Clipper mission getting to the launchpad “in the year 2022 or 2023” which kind of indicated the show was shot pre-2022. (Actually the mission is now “planned for launch in October 2024” according to Wikipedia). Then at 46:56 the copyright for National Geographic says "2019". Which doesn’t make it any less enjoyable!
My grandfather was a chief of a nation back when it really meant something and he was in love with the view of the heavens every time I hear King of the stars tyson I wonder how fascinated he would be with this living God lol he would blow my grandfather's mind