Except I beleive he meant to a single persons life, not "humans" as a civilization like the young lady meant in her question. I like his response, i just think he misunderstood her
Not bad, but Neil could have provided better answer. There are a few concepts of realistic interstellar travel that do not involve warp drive, although they would not work for the intergalactic travel. I mean, they could, but it would take orders of magnitude longer to get to Andromeda and would likely involve multiple stops.
I'm glad he explained just how difficult it would be to travel inside our own galaxy before answering the question of traveling to another galaxy. Sadly there are many people who don't understand that our solar system doesn't make up the entire milky way galaxy!
Well in reality traveling to other galaxy will be far easier than to travel within in our own galaxy if you may ask way is that simple because of( worm hole and warped drive/warping the space and time )we can use our the black hole in our galaxy to do that or I should say the black hole is doing for us after all black hole had mass that is enough to bend the time and space with its gravitational force so if we able to use the black hole we can In a sense travel through the time and space and go to the other galaxy but there will be still a problem with this method simple because black hole will only help to get the other galaxy but we have to travel within that said galaxy for that we don't have technology to be able to travel within the galaxy that Includes our own galaxy too
Danox94 Don't feel so small man! Every star in this universe makes you. You are part of every single star. All the atoms that were expelled from millions of stars and made it to earth are in you. They are you.
Danox94 This is exactly why religion exists, to make you feel important. To make you feel like you are all that God cares about, and that everything is going to be fine in the afterlife. Telling ourselves lies like that just to make us feel good is cowardly and only stops us from making scientific advances that will better the human race in the long run.
@Bob Loblaw You're a sad person. If you've got your PhD and become a scientist and given your comment, you won't do any good for humanity. Such a sad person you are..........
@@bros1183 Overconfident maybe? Also is it just me or do I hear about like every major person being a dick on Joe Rogan’s Podcast? At that point, wouldn’t joe just be pissing everyone off?
@@goofyahdemoman1134 not necessarily being a dick but being very inconsiderate. He cut him off so many times it was incredible. Some where brutal cut offs too!
@@kylejohnson3889 look up joe rogan neil degrass Tyson interrupting there’s like a 10 minute video of him just being an ass. Being smart doesn’t mean your entitled to be a dick.
3:20 that was the smoothest little move I’ve ever seen. He has such a way with his words and body language that not one thing he says is uninteresting. Love this guy.
He has an amazing ability to explain complex science in a cool and very interesting way. Most of what we love is his enthusiasm for science and his perfect voice/composure/confidence & knowledge that he conveys in a way MOST of us can understand, appreciate and really enjoy.
@@waltz9230 He's talking about extremely scientific topics like the distance between stars and the fastest hardware sent into space, only to follow up with an example related to cute, fuzzy, little bumblebees. That's how I find it funny, anyway.
@Chitra Basak she was not smarter than him, I think you got your facts wrong. There were many People better at maths than Einstein and maybe mileva was one of tem, but what distinguished Einstein was his creativity and that is what is True genius and in that regard, no. She was definitely not as smart as he was. Nobody was.
lol I cant argue with that, its just your comment implied you would not join star fleet if it were around right now which I found funny, youd wait until they had warp drive. Just figured they would only want people who would join star fleet regardless
Neil didnt watch a lot of Star Trek. But he did describe, I believe, Coaxial warp drive which was used in an episode of Voyager. Conventional warp drive just bends space around a ship and uses that to propel a ship and speeds faster than the speed of light.
This is the fifth time I've come to view this offering. Thank the person who filmed it! It is the best way to present the vastness of the universe to laypeople. I'll be back often.
thanks to greediness we never have peaceful earth. greediness is what breed wars. also to end greediness all people would have to equally contribute to welfare of everyone.
@@siramike2654 It's a lot more than just greediness. In fact greediness might be the thing that'll get us up there. Lots of people that are super greedy have tons of money. Money, technology, and dedication is what will get us to leave and we have all of that. I'm positive we will leave the solar system and soon. We already have a satellite that left the solar system.
@@a_businessman- Explain? He didn't fiqure it out on his own, or with the help of his billion brothers in Africa. They're still trying to fiqure out how to hang a screen door on a mud hut.
He should have said, "Get to another galaxy? No need: just wait, and another galaxy will come to you!" Andromeda's scheduled to collide with the Milky Way shortly...
Or it has already started I guess. Depends on your measure of it and our galaxies. At least that's what I was to understand from, I think, one of Anton's vids.
@@RolaiEckolo can you really call it that though? relative to the "big bang" 13.8 billion years ago 5 billion years is a significant portion of reality. i wouldnt say its a "blink of an eye." while its true 5 billion years is MUCH shorter on a cosmic scale compared to a humans, its still significant.
@@VoidKyun Considering that the universe will likely continue to exist for countless trillions of years, a few billion is actually really, really small. God I love real life lore!
As a reasonable, logical human being I would say that Darren nunya and Neil deGrasse Tyson are just full of s***. We aren't ever going to see another galaxy much less another planetary system we probably won't get outside of our solar system and thousands of years. Would you please exercise your brain and think about the distances and the time limitations on human life. You're all such a dumbasses
Andromeda is actually already moving towards us and will fuse with the Milky Way. So no need to hurry, in 4 to 10 billion years that girl will have her new boy toy.
+D0pam1n At around 4.5 billion years old, the Sun has already burned off about half of its store of Hydrogen. It has enough left to continue to burn Hydrogen for approximately another 5 billion years. And after this event the Sun will slowly start expanding and consume earth eventually
Vegito_ Blue you know, if humanity lasts for that long, we would be in different star systems or different places of the galaxy. the sun exploding wouldnt affect us that much as a species.
CiarantheDirector Are you serious? This guy just talked out of his ass and that's a legendary talk? Go back and listen to it what is so fascinating about it? There's zero proof of anything he said
@Victor Gibson Said the person who doesn't know which of your/you're to use and doesn't use proper punctuation. Also, you appear to have pent-up frustration and/or anger issues.
I was under the impression that the Warp drive in Star Trek works in a way to increase the space density behind the space ship while decreasing it in the front, creating basically a wave you ride on. What Neil describes here is folding space like Einstein suggested.
Basically the theory behind this is that if you have an object that has enough mass, it distorts time and space around it, making it essentially fold so that you can step across that much shorter distance in a shorter time. The same method of travel is used in the book “A Wrinkle In Time”, also a great book that I heavily recommend, but the issue with this, at least currently, this is something that needs to be toggled on and off, but you can’t just make mass or matter vanish, so that means you would likely need to construct this huge item of mass every time you wanted to travel, and then break it apart and store the pieces far enough away from each other that it still doesn’t have the same effect. But it’s a theory that definitely works and we have proof of it working in observable sections of our universe
There are wormholes used in Star Trek as well, but he seemed to conflate the two; in reality, a lot of what he said was incoherent to anyone who understands a bit of astronomy. Yeah, he can turn a phrase, but that's about it.
@@maxer131 As someone who knows very little about the subject (as I simply didn't care in my younger days), I'm curious about your take on something. Have you seen "What is reality"? It completely halted my understanding of everything and left me stunned. Is it possible to somehow leverage the power of observation described in that video as a more effective tool in terms of speed?
@@victorwijaya4051 His point is valid, the asteriod hit head on and anything from that galaxy hitting would be catastrophic. But the distances between things in galaxies makes this unlikely, like NdgT said the nearest star to ours is 4 light years away, the other galaxy would have similar spacing and the chances are a tiny solar systems that is many thousandths of that width, would pass by without contacting anything, and thats counting a solar system as a solid object when in reality each solar system is made up of 99.99999% nothing. Gravitational effects might be the bigger danger.
His last point was something I've put some thought into. I love movies like Starwars but when I consider what it would be like to have an intergalactic war I suddenly realize how bad the situation really is. If as he said we go to space and we are still killing each other back on earth. On a planet made to support life how the heck are we going to keep from killing each other up in space where resources are scarce. I can't see a way that would happen as such I think before we consider going to space we need to first grow to love each other as brothers and sisters here on earth. I was surprised to see him say exactly as I had been thinking. He's really someone who considers things really deeply and expresses them in ways that makes sense to the audience what an amazing man!
yes I was just joking :P maybe though, we could one day create a micro warp drive... maybe a particle that can warp itself through space, ultimately going faster than light? Maybe that sort of things could be in the scope of the energies that we can create;
Created or found? Get your shit straight first. They cant even picture the black hole thats in our own galaxy yet they captured something that is 54m light years away.. good luck with that idiots
TheFaizOnline how much does it cost you to look it up on google?? We have literally photographed a black hole that being Messier 87 (M87) does that not blow your mind?????
TheFaizOnline yo god isn’t real, we are mammals evolved enough from millions of years in a planet that was formed 4.6billion years ago (not 6 thousand). We have gained enough conscience through out the time that we are able to see and discover the world around us by working together. A massive accomplishment is we proved a theory humans made a good hundred years ago and actually taken a picture of it. We predicted and proved a black hole. Meanwhile your little book invented by humans states a being that got bored and made humanity with 0 evidence apart from the ducking book, wake the fuck up, start looking at the earth around you, make your own assumptions, don’t take a books word for it.
Not only did he explain the obvious question as in depth as possible, he also added the war thing meaning fuck it, we shouldn't do it even if we're capable because we're too immature and fight all the time here, of course that would just start more wars anyway. You know, Star Wars.
Man, i want this so bad! I want us to at least be a multi planetary species by the end of my *couple of decades* long lifespan!! Every time i listen to the likes of Neil deGrasse Tyson, i become overly enthusiastic about our future as a species!!
FuOnY We can do both. In fact, if we don't become a multi-planetary species, I doubt we'd be able to maintain any kind of social or economic stability for long.
Theophagous let's assume the new planet that would be found is the New World (Americas), have we maintained any kind of social or economic stability since the discovery? have the mentality of the people changed since then? we're the same people with different manifestations and we will be the same...
FuOnY You shouldn't think of space exploration in isolation to other technological developments. Genetic therapy, brain-machine interfaces, anti-aging drugs, etc are already under development, and alone or in combination they will change human nature itself for better or worse. No such things existed when the Americas were being discovered.
Because large corporations basically buy presidents to protect them. Laws have been passed that protect these corporations. Its all about money.. Most likely you will never get a president that you want.. sadly...
WisdomVendor1 I've noticed, lol. All the intelligent people I look up to just don't have the ego/care/need/want to be a president. Quite frankly, the President's job isn't as important as some might think - of course the job is hard, but as far as impact and importance, that's left to the scientists, philosophers, engineers, etc. They shape our purpose as humans.
John Rose True, but it's the government that decides how much money scientists and engineers get to "shape our purpose" with. So a few of those people in the very high branches of government wouldn't hurt.
You already received excellent responses so I'll just make a quick point. I remember seeing Dr. Tyson on another forum where he indicated that a principle point of lawyers was to make a sound argument. As a scientist his primary concern is searching for the truth through experimentation and research. The day to day grind of debating members of Congress for every piece of legislation passed would probably not interest him or anyone like him.
I love it how, instead of just answering "if you could travel at the speed of light then it would take you 2 million years", he gave a really long answer that's 100 times more interesting than the trivial short answer most people would have given.
yes you would, but think of it like this, if you bend time and space, and light would take 100 years to cover that distance, you would have to wait 100years to see it. like he explained to the dinosaur event. further more there is even another problem that he didnt even touch, the light you are seing now is from time past, everithing is diferent now, the light that comes from galaxy x is milion light years old, that galaxy is far further away now since every galaxy is moving away from each other faster than each other
dk0bl1v10n Actually the time dilation is due to relativistic speeds, but inside a warp bubble it's the space around you that stretches and move, you are barely moving. So your time dilation will be almost non detectable. Look up Dr White researd on the field, it is very interesting.
Logan Penrod Only if you timed it right. A warp drive can theoretically surpass the speed of light so in that case you could very well warp drive somewhere and look back with a telescope to the day you were born.
He is such a master of speech and comprehension. I would love to meet him for just 1 hour to learn what level of thinking and logic he naturally operates on. His pause was not a moment of loss of thought but the understanding that we do not comprehend on the same level that he thinks. Like a person who speak multiple languages and still has to think and mentally translate himself to communicate in each language. I hear someone speaking French, I can for the most part immediately understand what was said without having to think about. BUT, I still have to mentally translate myself from English to French before I can reply.
The difference between millions, billions and trillions is immense. To put it in perspective, one million seconds is 11 days. One billion is 32 years. One trillion seconds is 31,688 years. That’s wild
Bumblebee in a forest / this planet maybe...like it would take years for that to go to the other side of earth...so imagine us to be that bumblebee and the earth as our galaxy, so it would take years ( hundreds of years ) to go to the other side of the galaxy, then we can imagine the time taken to go to the other galaxy.
I think I just learned more about the concept of travelling inter-stellar and inter-galactic than I could ever have learned in school. I love this guy.
The primary reason we have never encountered any E.T. is very simple. Even if there is life on nearby galaxies, and that's a big if, the distance is simply too far.
Nah, the reason why we've never been visited is that our pathetic species isn't worth visiting. We're too stupid and immature. We fight over meaningless things and barely know how to take care of ourselves. I can't even get a cat to pay attention to me. Why would an extraterrestrial that possesses FTL interstellar travel visit us?
crichton55 that's actually pretty much the truth. We aren't intelligent enough to have been visited by them aliens. The distance factor is also true. It's not about having a machine that can break the speed of light, you'd need to break universal physics to do that which perhaps is preposterous. Bending space and time to do impossible shit is just a science fiction cooked up by us here. We don't know what kinda science fiction the aliens might have. Also why is it OK to believe that all aliens are powerful and intelligent than us? What if, imagine for a second, the notion of flight is still science fiction to them? Why do we shun ourselves down just for the comfort of having found a bleakly legit reason that we aren't alone in the universe? Think about it... :D
Hmm so if you see a galaxy 65 million light years away and want to travel to it and use a wormhole to get you there in a few minutes , I bet you would be surprised since the galaxy you went to would have changed by 65 million years... So make the wormhole first, look through it and then decide if you want to go :)
No you are traveling 65 million light years by bending TIME and space so you arrive to the same light you seen back from earth through your telescope. The anomaly is when you look back at earth through your telescope. Just like the nice black man described
+Dom Talley Nope, if you create a wormhole between the earth and where we see that galaxy you'd be way off, because the galaxy is not actually there, it just takes lots of time for the light to arrive here.
+ady gombos but that would make things easier, because the light of that galaxy would not interfere the (extremely dim) light that would come from the Milky Way and the infamous asteroid. ...hehe, "easier" :P
I'm a Trekkie here. The Delta Quadrant is the top fourth of the milky way(I think the top upper left). I can remember they ended up in another galaxy one time. It was the TNG were Wesley and the Traveler made the enterprise go really fast. Now according to Voyager, who are stuck in the Delta Quadrant, it would take something like 75 years at maximum warp(warp 9.9) to get back to the Alpha Quadrant. In other words, even Star Trek can't really go to other galaxies.
Carolyn Lemmerman It really depends on who in Trek you're talking about. Borg with their traswarp could likely do it in less time, as can that race that could teleport to other star systems. But still really the only ones who could move to another galaxy are the Caretakers who did just that and Q to whom the question "can you go to another galaxy" would be like "could I borrow a cup of sugar"
Classy De Grassy wraps up an answer to a question about traveling to another galaxy with a bid for world peace. To top it off he explains how impossible it is yet also how one thing could make it totally possible to go beyond the impossible. What I really love about Niel is his invocation of curiosity in those he touches with his words and the answers he gives inspire more questions and drive people to want to know more answers. The man is brilliant in more than just astral physics and Twitter.
I may have watched this video a dozen or so times over the past few years and never noticed the guy who walks up behind Neil to take a few photos until now, thats how enamored I was with what Neil had to say ;P
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The light of this video from almost 7 years ago is just now reaching my eyes.
Ben Jobob Great comment 😂
but currently its 6 years are u writing this for the future viewers 😅
Bruh
You actually made me laugh. Bravo
😂😂😂😂 LEGEND!!
"The distances of space are incommensurate with the longevity of our biological form" amazingly well said i love the way he words everything
Exactly
In a few well chosen words; ... the essence of this 8:05 capture.
But it is the correct analogy to use in the context of his topic, not hard!
@@johnsteele4795 im just saying he has a great way with words
@@johnsteele4795
Agreed, the analogy isn't difficult, ... it's the comprehensive brevity, the Jeffersonian "why two when one will do".
Except I beleive he meant to a single persons life, not "humans" as a civilization like the young lady meant in her question. I like his response, i just think he misunderstood her
Girl: Can we go to another galaxy?
Niel: I'm about to end her whole sex life
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Deadass
Woah
Hahaha
@@IllyrianStrength lmaooo
“That’s cool” spoken like a true scientist
I like your dp
@vlаdimir рutin is аndrеi раnin jfk is jimmy carter i hope that this is a troll account and a copypasta lmao
@@extension5313 It is, report as a spam. I have seen it before on TH-cam with the same junk, literally few days ago.
Not bad, but Neil could have provided better answer. There are a few concepts of realistic interstellar travel that do not involve warp drive, although they would not work for the intergalactic travel. I mean, they could, but it would take orders of magnitude longer to get to Andromeda and would likely involve multiple stops.
Until starts talking about star trek and evoking analogies from their shows.
Makes every problem the world ever had seem completely insignificant.
+Guy Pierce Makes the world itself insignificant.
+its bill gates to you son. but it is.
+keretaman in comparison to the universe, he will agree that we are insignificant.
It's all about perspective
Andrew Bravo maybe... but even if we are insignificant, it doesn't matter. at least we get to do and see stuff here
Humans:*Try leaving the solar system*
God:Sorry you’ve reached the map limit
Gimme a bigger map, monka!
*Cries in Voyager 1*
We’ve hit the Skybox
God demands you buy the DLC 😂
You have got to be kidding we most likely have before the last ice age. We were left behind.
I'm glad he explained just how difficult it would be to travel inside our own galaxy before answering the question of traveling to another galaxy. Sadly there are many people who don't understand that our solar system doesn't make up the entire milky way galaxy!
Its just a small grain lying in a big desert
A few years ago I might have disagreed with you saying that some people don't know the difference between a system and the galaxy it resides in.
@@KhreamedKhorne lol
Well in reality traveling to other galaxy will be far easier than to travel within in our own galaxy if you may ask way is that simple because of( worm hole and warped drive/warping the space and time )we can use our the black hole in our galaxy to do that or I should say the black hole is doing for us after all black hole had mass that is enough to bend the time and space with its gravitational force so if we able to use the black hole we can In a sense travel through the time and space and go to the other galaxy but there will be still a problem with this method simple because black hole will only help to get the other galaxy but we have to travel within that said galaxy for that we don't have technology to be able to travel within the galaxy that Includes our own galaxy too
Noooo ..wait, serious? People can't be THAT stupid on purpose
"How long till humans get to another galaxy?"
*Hands apart* " there are a unlimited number of parallel universes."
underrated
Is this a keye and peele reference??😂😂
This made me feel so small. There are so many things out there that I'll never be able to see...
i feel the same way,
Yeah
Danox94 Don't feel so small man! Every star in this universe makes you. You are part of every single star. All the atoms that were expelled from millions of stars and made it to earth are in you. They are you.
Joseph S I feel so vibrant & lively every time i hear that !!! :)
Danox94 This is exactly why religion exists, to make you feel important. To make you feel like you are all that God cares about, and that everything is going to be fine in the afterlife. Telling ourselves lies like that just to make us feel good is cowardly and only stops us from making scientific advances that will better the human race in the long run.
Little did they know M87 will be the first black hole we took a picture of
When a child star does something of significance later in life.
The band?
@@Socrates526 Joke?
@Landon Wilkins What do you mean "Little do they know"?
Kojow7 I guess he ment little did they know. If they knew then what they know now....would we be as smart or just the same as we are right now 🤔
5:15 Explaining my mom why video games can not be paused
All video games were pausable until online gaming came to be. So it would make sense for a parent to think that or anyone of a certain age and up
@@phasevariance9003 its like explaining 3d to a 2d civilization
@@pareshbarot9864 na
You mean 5:15 - 5:24 jajajajaja nice comment
They can though...
Update 2020: We still in the same galaxy.
🤣🤣
2021
Need calender 2.0 when 1.0 version runout
update 2021: sill in same galaxy
Update 2500: We still in the same planet, oh wait... climate change
Neil Degrasse Tyson - 4/4 scientist 4/4 comedian
He's not a scientist.
He's a fraud.
@@devilisahomo no u
@Bob Loblaw He's a leftist? Lost me as a fan then. Neo-Liberalism is a disease
"Scientist" ...you mean entertainer lol. Michio kaku is a full fledged scientist
@Bob Loblaw You're a sad person. If you've got your PhD and become a scientist and given your comment, you won't do any good for humanity. Such a sad person you are..........
6:00 gave me goose bumps.
g0053 bump5??????
Me too his war speech gave me the feels :)
I never thought of that before....................... :o
That's cool 6:28
Lol mee too
“that, is AWESOME”. We like Neil cause he’s a scientist. We love him cause he’s a nerd.
Yet we dislike him becuase he’s a douche. Ever watch him on the joe Rogan podcast? He was kinda an asshole ngl
@@bros1183 Overconfident maybe?
Also is it just me or do I hear about like every major person being a dick on Joe Rogan’s Podcast? At that point, wouldn’t joe just be pissing everyone off?
@@goofyahdemoman1134 not necessarily being a dick but being very inconsiderate. He cut him off so many times it was incredible. Some where brutal cut offs too!
I mean givin his scientific background and smarts I think he is entitled to be a little bit douchey lol
@@kylejohnson3889 look up joe rogan neil degrass Tyson interrupting there’s like a 10 minute video of him just being an ass. Being smart doesn’t mean your entitled to be a dick.
3:20 that was the smoothest little move I’ve ever seen. He has such a way with his words and body language that not one thing he says is uninteresting. Love this guy.
He has an amazing ability to explain complex science in a cool and very interesting way. Most of what we love is his enthusiasm for science and his perfect voice/composure/confidence & knowledge that he conveys in a way MOST of us can understand, appreciate and really enjoy.
Yeah! He should become, like, a Science Communicator or something. :p
Hahahaha Matthew!
Yeah...wish I had him in school
Gets all them nerdy girls to drop their panties too
@@jcman240 lmao
man i would love to visit a lecture by him
2:45 this is comedy gold
I don’t get it at all… I was confused. Can you explainv
@@waltz9230 same
@@waltz9230 He's talking about extremely scientific topics like the distance between stars and the fastest hardware sent into space, only to follow up with an example related to cute, fuzzy, little bumblebees. That's how I find it funny, anyway.
Einstein once said..." I've unlocked the secrets to the universe but not my wife." 🤣😂
No, he didn't.
@Chitra Basak she was not smarter than him, I think you got your facts wrong. There were many People better at maths than Einstein and maybe mileva was one of tem, but what distinguished Einstein was his creativity and that is what is True genius and in that regard, no. She was definitely not as smart as he was. Nobody was.
@@andreribeiro521 i believe newton is the smartest.
@Kim Jong Bean I’m pretty sure it’s Bill Nye.
False
The day they invent warp travel is the day I sign up to star fleet
+duaplex1 yeah they would definitely want you........
+Blake King In an imaginary world where they exist, my imagination can take me there.
lol I cant argue with that, its just your comment implied you would not join star fleet if it were around right now which I found funny, youd wait until they had warp drive. Just figured they would only want people who would join star fleet regardless
+duaplex1 Imagine that you rolled a 1 on your life dice, and it's not Star Trek warp travel, it's Wh40k warp travel...
The Emperor protects !
Love how animated he gets when explaining a point. LOL
Neil didnt watch a lot of Star Trek. But he did describe, I believe, Coaxial warp drive which was used in an episode of Voyager. Conventional warp drive just bends space around a ship and uses that to propel a ship and speeds faster than the speed of light.
In theory, it sounds great but practically I'm not sure
Science FICTION
@@squanto2 aight, no shit Sherlock
This is the fifth time I've come to view this offering. Thank the person who filmed it! It is the best way to present the vastness of the universe to laypeople. I'll be back often.
the chance of people leaving solar system is higher than achieving peace on planet earth.
It's not even chance at this point wym? We for sure could leave the solar system in the next hundred years easily.
Doesnt mean we should but we will.
thanks to greediness we never have peaceful earth. greediness is what breed wars. also to end greediness all people would have to equally contribute to welfare of everyone.
@@siramike2654 It's a lot more than just greediness. In fact greediness might be the thing that'll get us up there. Lots of people that are super greedy have tons of money. Money, technology, and dedication is what will get us to leave and we have all of that. I'm positive we will leave the solar system and soon. We already have a satellite that left the solar system.
We r in a continuous state of war with God by getting smarter & smarter every day
I realize this guy should've been my role model. What a teacher! I would love to have the intelligence and knowledge of Dr. Tyson.
You could. Go back to college and get a degree in physics.
He isn't intelligent, he's just repeating what a white person told him.
@@sonnydelight5737 Again, explain. Still got popcorn.
@@a_businessman- Explain? He didn't fiqure it out on his own, or with the help of his billion brothers in Africa. They're still trying to fiqure out how to hang a screen door on a mud hut.
@@sonnydelight5737 Ah, I see. So your "rationale" is racism.
He should have said, "Get to another galaxy? No need: just wait, and another galaxy will come to you!"
Andromeda's scheduled to collide with the Milky Way shortly...
4-5 billion years
@@Brizizaz So a cosmic blink of an eye haha
Or it has already started I guess. Depends on your measure of it and our galaxies. At least that's what I was to understand from, I think, one of Anton's vids.
@@RolaiEckolo can you really call it that though? relative to the "big bang" 13.8 billion years ago 5 billion years is a significant portion of reality. i wouldnt say its a "blink of an eye." while its true 5 billion years is MUCH shorter on a cosmic scale compared to a humans, its still significant.
@@VoidKyun Considering that the universe will likely continue to exist for countless trillions of years, a few billion is actually really, really small.
God I love real life lore!
As a professional astronomer myself, I want to say that Neil's a wonderful teacher as well as a brilliant physicist. 👌
As a reasonable, logical human being I would say that Darren nunya and Neil deGrasse Tyson are just full of s***. We aren't ever going to see another galaxy much less another planetary system we probably won't get outside of our solar system and thousands of years. Would you please exercise your brain and think about the distances and the time limitations on human life. You're all such a dumbasses
@@obhuicoksetyaetse1 thats what he said.
@@obhuicoksetyaetse1 Did you watch the video with the volume on or are you just deaf and dumb at the same time?
@@obhuicoksetyaetse1 That’s what Neil said.
He takes too long to answer questions because he’s trying to be cute and funny. It gets old.
Women today... You give them a Galaxy they'll still complain...😂😂😂
Mic Drop! Thanks for that laugh lol
Ikr lmao
They will Ask for a different color 😂
kevin dube so true
*_Samsung S10 5G wants to know your location_*
Andromeda is actually already moving towards us and will fuse with the Milky Way. So no need to hurry, in 4 to 10 billion years that girl will have her new boy toy.
+D0pam1n God, I hope Andromeda is into cougars.
+Kevin Hosford more like i hope it into dust to he power 20
+D0pam1n At around 4.5 billion years old, the Sun has already burned off about half of its store of Hydrogen. It has enough left to continue to burn Hydrogen for approximately another 5 billion years. And after this event the Sun will slowly start expanding and consume earth eventually
D0pam1n 3 billion actually
Vegito_ Blue you know, if humanity lasts for that long, we would be in different star systems or different places of the galaxy. the sun exploding wouldnt affect us that much as a species.
His passion for the cosmos is contagious, he is so knowledgeable and funny, I could listen to him all day.
"You don't want to have wars in space? Then do that here on Earth first then we can talk about space!!" Amen Brother, Amen.
Every single damn time, he delivers 'drop the mic' level speeches. Legend.
far beyonds drop the mic
CiarantheDirector
Are you serious? This guy just talked out of his ass and that's a legendary talk? Go back and listen to it what is so fascinating about it? There's zero proof of anything he said
He's become an expert at telling the story, and then dropping the mind blow at the end. Pretty much how he does it every time.
TheSeattlegreen I could say the same for you. There’s zero proof of any shit you SAID
nasa actually held a summit and agreed that it was probable that humans would never leave the solar system.
Bah, what do they know?
i dont think so
GSTHb you dont think what?
Well, with luck we won't have to leave the solar system to travel to another galaxy. We're colliding with the Andromeda galaxy after all. =)
Gnomefro that wont even affect the sun, never mind the earth. stars are a few light-seconds in diameter but tens of light years apart.
3:21 my man Neil just became the next waterbender
He is smooth. Don't thing anyone else can answer super hypothetical questions as well as he can
I love this guy!
why because he makes you feel insignificant? he has defeated your soul
@Victor Gibson Said the person who doesn't know which of your/you're to use and doesn't use proper punctuation. Also, you appear to have pent-up frustration and/or anger issues.
@@a_businessman Imagine in Patrick Star's voice.
Its still amazes me to think that whenever i look at the sky, Im watching history channle... way back in time.
rico ingles that’s you chief
@Shahin Azhdari that means its up to 2500 years older images
@Shahin Azhdari that is true. but it's still cool though
But what if light warps to and it only takes minutes to get here?
@@gumpyflyale2542 except it doesn't. But I appreciate your imagination
“How long before we get to another GALAXY?”
Random guy: LMAOOOO
@Baba Rajneesh relax baba
I was under the impression that the Warp drive in Star Trek works in a way to increase the space density behind the space ship while decreasing it in the front, creating basically a wave you ride on. What Neil describes here is folding space like Einstein suggested.
Agreed. I've been looking for a comment about this and finally found yours.
Yep - it's the Guild Navigators from the Dune series that "fold" space.
Basically the theory behind this is that if you have an object that has enough mass, it distorts time and space around it, making it essentially fold so that you can step across that much shorter distance in a shorter time. The same method of travel is used in the book “A Wrinkle In Time”, also a great book that I heavily recommend, but the issue with this, at least currently, this is something that needs to be toggled on and off, but you can’t just make mass or matter vanish, so that means you would likely need to construct this huge item of mass every time you wanted to travel, and then break it apart and store the pieces far enough away from each other that it still doesn’t have the same effect. But it’s a theory that definitely works and we have proof of it working in observable sections of our universe
There are wormholes used in Star Trek as well, but he seemed to conflate the two; in reality, a lot of what he said was incoherent to anyone who understands a bit of astronomy. Yeah, he can turn a phrase, but that's about it.
@@maxer131 As someone who knows very little about the subject (as I simply didn't care in my younger days), I'm curious about your take on something. Have you seen "What is reality"? It completely halted my understanding of everything and left me stunned. Is it possible to somehow leverage the power of observation described in that video as a more effective tool in terms of speed?
Considering we haven't been to another planet yet.....about 4 billion years. When Andromeda rams into us...
There is more empty space than mass in a galaxy! Oddly enough, the "collision" of two galaxies would not be as catastrophic as one might think.
we be dead
@@killergoldfish117 lol just an asteroid made the dinosaurs extinct. And now imagine a head on collision with a larger galaxy might do
@@victorwijaya4051 i would like to be around for the fireworks
@@victorwijaya4051 His point is valid, the asteriod hit head on and anything from that galaxy hitting would be catastrophic. But the distances between things in galaxies makes this unlikely, like NdgT said the nearest star to ours is 4 light years away, the other galaxy would have similar spacing and the chances are a tiny solar systems that is many thousandths of that width, would pass by without contacting anything, and thats counting a solar system as a solid object when in reality each solar system is made up of 99.99999% nothing. Gravitational effects might be the bigger danger.
"why do we have to go to space to not kill each other?" what a puzzling question!
Better to start from scratch than to fix damage that's already been done in some cases.
Sorry I'm half a year late.
You're a woman. You wouldn't understand about the need in our soul to create and explore
+Jason Moore
*You're
Badá Rock it wasn't puzzling. And it wasn't an actual question. He said it rhetorically.
Jason Moore she can only comprehend so much.
Neil is so amazing to listen to, he will take a question break it down into several parts and explain every single factor involving it. Amazing mind.
His last point was something I've put some thought into. I love movies like Starwars but when I consider what it would be like to have an intergalactic war I suddenly realize how bad the situation really is. If as he said we go to space and we are still killing each other back on earth. On a planet made to support life how the heck are we going to keep from killing each other up in space where resources are scarce. I can't see a way that would happen as such I think before we consider going to space we need to first grow to love each other as brothers and sisters here on earth. I was surprised to see him say exactly as I had been thinking. He's really someone who considers things really deeply and expresses them in ways that makes sense to the audience what an amazing man!
Warp drive? Hold my beer...
Marlos Craigan LOL
LOL!!
I'm-Own-nit!
Its 4 years now any progress?
yes I was just joking :P
maybe though, we could one day create a micro warp drive... maybe a particle that can warp itself through space, ultimately going faster than light? Maybe that sort of things could be in the scope of the energies that we can create;
5:45
It's 2019, and M87 (well, its black hole has) has suddenly become the subject of one of the most important pictures ever created.
Created or found? Get your shit straight first. They cant even picture the black hole thats in our own galaxy yet they captured something that is 54m light years away.. good luck with that idiots
TheFaizOnline are you stupid? The very concept your questioning is explained in the video you commented on dum dum.
TheFaizOnline ah a flat earther I see. dumbass
TheFaizOnline how much does it cost you to look it up on google?? We have literally photographed a black hole that being Messier 87 (M87) does that not blow your mind?????
TheFaizOnline yo god isn’t real, we are mammals evolved enough from millions of years in a planet that was formed 4.6billion years ago (not 6 thousand). We have gained enough conscience through out the time that we are able to see and discover the world around us by working together. A massive accomplishment is we proved a theory humans made a good hundred years ago and actually taken a picture of it. We predicted and proved a black hole. Meanwhile your little book invented by humans states a being that got bored and made humanity with 0 evidence apart from the ducking book, wake the fuck up, start looking at the earth around you, make your own assumptions, don’t take a books word for it.
For a scientist Neil actually has a very funny and engaging personality, he's not your typical boring scientist.
Making complex concepts understandable. I love this guy.😉
Not only did he explain the obvious question as in depth as possible, he also added the war thing meaning fuck it, we shouldn't do it even if we're capable because we're too immature and fight all the time here, of course that would just start more wars anyway. You know, Star Wars.
Man, i want this so bad!
I want us to at least be a multi planetary species by the end of my *couple of decades* long lifespan!!
Every time i listen to the likes of Neil deGrasse Tyson, i become overly enthusiastic about our future as a species!!
Yusuf Omar Hopefully we will do so before we destroy ourselves.
Yusuf Omar i think we'll corrupt anything we put our hands on, let's aim for peace, equality and economic stability on our planet for now!
FuOnY We can do both. In fact, if we don't become a multi-planetary species, I doubt we'd be able to maintain any kind of social or economic stability for long.
Theophagous let's assume the new planet that would be found is the New World (Americas), have we maintained any kind of social or economic stability since the discovery? have the mentality of the people changed since then? we're the same people with different manifestations and we will be the same...
FuOnY You shouldn't think of space exploration in isolation to other technological developments. Genetic therapy, brain-machine interfaces, anti-aging drugs, etc are already under development, and alone or in combination they will change human nature itself for better or worse. No such things existed when the Americas were being discovered.
I never get tired of watching and listening to this man.
he really is a very entertaining and awesome teacher.
Really great way of answering the question. Captivating and funny.
So why isn't he President yet?
Because large corporations basically buy presidents to protect them. Laws have been passed that protect these corporations. Its all about money.. Most likely you will never get a president that you want.. sadly...
Because anyone with enough intelligence to be a good president is entirely too intelligent to want the position.
WisdomVendor1 I've noticed, lol. All the intelligent people I look up to just don't have the ego/care/need/want to be a president. Quite frankly, the President's job isn't as important as some might think - of course the job is hard, but as far as impact and importance, that's left to the scientists, philosophers, engineers, etc. They shape our purpose as humans.
John Rose True, but it's the government that decides how much money scientists and engineers get to "shape our purpose" with. So a few of those people in the very high branches of government wouldn't hurt.
You already received excellent responses so I'll just make a quick point. I remember seeing Dr. Tyson on another forum where he indicated that a principle point of lawyers was to make a sound argument. As a scientist his primary concern is searching for the truth through experimentation and research.
The day to day grind of debating members of Congress for every piece of legislation passed would probably not interest him or anyone like him.
I love it how, instead of just answering "if you could travel at the speed of light then it would take you 2 million years", he gave a really long answer that's 100 times more interesting than the trivial short answer most people would have given.
Love listening to Neil.
Brilliant man and what a way he has with explaining things.
If we used a warp drive, then looked behind us, wouldn't you see yourself before you used the device once the light reaches you?
yes you would, but think of it like this, if you bend time and space, and light would take 100 years to cover that distance, you would have to wait 100years to see it. like he explained to the dinosaur event.
further more there is even another problem that he didnt even touch, the light you are seing now is from time past, everithing is diferent now, the light that comes from galaxy x is milion light years old, that galaxy is far further away now since every galaxy is moving away from each other faster than each other
dk0bl1v10n Actually the time dilation is due to relativistic speeds, but inside a warp bubble it's the space around you that stretches and move, you are barely moving. So your time dilation will be almost non detectable. Look up Dr White researd on the field, it is very interesting.
Logan Penrod Only if you timed it right. A warp drive can theoretically surpass the speed of light so in that case you could very well warp drive somewhere and look back with a telescope to the day you were born.
I love this man, he idefinitely makes this world better, gives me hope.
It's so interesting what he presented here, so rich.
How does it feels to get a reply on a comment u posted 5 years ago ?
@Chilled Thunder broooooo this is crazzyyyyyyyy. I cant blieve what my eyes are seeing. Reply in 5 days 😲😲😲😲😲😲😲 i am shocked.
Didn’t he just get called out for sexual harassment?
He is such a master of speech and comprehension.
I would love to meet him for just 1 hour to learn what level of thinking and logic he naturally operates on.
His pause was not a moment of loss of thought but the understanding that we do not comprehend on the same level that he thinks.
Like a person who speak multiple languages and still has to think and mentally translate himself to communicate in each language.
I hear someone speaking French, I can for the most part immediately understand what was said without having to think about. BUT, I still have to mentally translate myself from English to French before I can reply.
I love this guy! This speech is awesome!
A trillion stars in M87. It would take 31,000 years to count to a trillion. 🤯
😊
Rick Oneill per second?
The difference between millions, billions and trillions is immense. To put it in perspective, one million seconds is 11 days. One billion is 32 years. One trillion seconds is 31,688 years. That’s wild
@@LeskoBrandon2x Very intriguing.
Does it mean they started counting the stars in M87 31,000 years ago?
This guy is really awesome. Answered the question in an explained and entertaining way. That's a good way to lecture
“Screw even seeing our galaxy! Too Andromeda!!!” Said nobody ever.
Love the Doctor reference!
Great video proper passion follows a great question
This guy makes science and space worth learning. Neil is incredible!!
I wish there were more people like him
I enjoy his lectures and T.V appearances...he is such an intelligent human being.
I don't know about you guys, but I got pretty emotional during this video. Space is just so incredible.
Little did he know 6 years later we would have a picture of a black hole from m87!
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Feminists are gay
@@Stootrappy oh, am I mansplaining?? dipshit
light is fast enough to escape a black hole now then i take it then
Your username is cancer
I kinda wanna know what the bumblebee analogy was gonna be.
Still wanna know this!
Bumblebee in a forest / this planet maybe...like it would take years for that to go to the other side of earth...so imagine us to be that bumblebee and the earth as our galaxy, so it would take years ( hundreds of years ) to go to the other side of the galaxy, then we can imagine the time taken to go to the other galaxy.
Why can't humans get along as well as bumblebees do?
@Sonny the Duck damn I didn't know that lol. That's insane but then again we are too so.......
@@kennyw871 bees do infact attack other species .. as does every other life form
I remember being in one of his audiences. Back when I didn’t give a shit about politics. I miss that time.
Very nice :3 I loved this answer
I think I just learned more about the concept of travelling inter-stellar and inter-galactic than I could ever have learned in school. I love this guy.
In roughly 8 minutes, you found out college is unnecessary
The primary reason we have never encountered any E.T. is very simple. Even if there is life on nearby galaxies, and that's a big if, the distance is simply too far.
Say that to alien theorists!
They believe aliens made the pyramids and god is an astronaut! Yep...
Religion does that to people , I heard
Ruthwik Rao When religion comes into picture, all objectivity goes out of the window.
Lol
Nah, the reason why we've never been visited is that our pathetic species isn't worth visiting. We're too stupid and immature. We fight over meaningless things and barely know how to take care of ourselves. I can't even get a cat to pay attention to me. Why would an extraterrestrial that possesses FTL interstellar travel visit us?
crichton55 that's actually pretty much the truth.
We aren't intelligent enough to have been visited by them aliens. The distance factor is also true.
It's not about having a machine that can break the speed of light, you'd need to break universal physics to do that which perhaps is preposterous. Bending space and time to do impossible shit is just a science fiction cooked up by us here. We don't know what kinda science fiction the aliens might have.
Also why is it OK to believe that all aliens are powerful and intelligent than us?
What if, imagine for a second, the notion of flight is still science fiction to them? Why do we shun ourselves down just for the comfort of having found a bleakly legit reason that we aren't alone in the universe?
Think about it... :D
Love this!
I could listen to him talk all day
Cool. His body language when speaking is great! :D
I LOVE YOU DR NEIL DEGRASSE TYSON! !!
This was a good one.
That last part about wars though.
Brilliant.
Hmm so if you see a galaxy 65 million light years away and want to travel to it and use a wormhole to get you there in a few minutes , I bet you would be surprised since the galaxy you went to would have changed by 65 million years... So make the wormhole first, look through it and then decide if you want to go :)
No you are traveling 65 million light years by bending TIME and space so you arrive to the same light you seen back from earth through your telescope. The anomaly is when you look back at earth through your telescope. Just like the nice black man described
+Dom Talley Nope, if you create a wormhole between the earth and where we see that galaxy you'd be way off, because the galaxy is not actually there, it just takes lots of time for the light to arrive here.
+ady gombos but that would make things easier, because the light of that galaxy would not interfere the (extremely dim) light that would come from the Milky Way and the infamous asteroid.
...hehe, "easier" :P
+ady gombos we send another telescope in the warmhole to make sure it's in the place.
+Svein Engelsgjerd very good point
Maybe there are mass relays in space we haven't found yet!
+I Play Games if we find mass relays then we also might find the reapers
+Ákásh Déép totally worth finding out tho
I Play Games yep
+N7-Spectre as long we have your Commander Sheppard we are all good.
+N7-Spectre Gravity wells? I don't know....it's just almost beyond comprehension. The vastness of interstellar space.
Awesome video
This was I my recommendations, interesting
I just love him. He makes science so accessible.
I LOVE THIS DUDE!
Neil: Says Time Lords
A lot of people: Goes Insane
This is so freaking awesome 💕
I'm a Trekkie here. The Delta Quadrant is the top fourth of the milky way(I think the top upper left). I can remember they ended up in another galaxy one time. It was the TNG were Wesley and the Traveler made the enterprise go really fast. Now according to Voyager, who are stuck in the Delta Quadrant, it would take something like 75 years at maximum warp(warp 9.9) to get back to the Alpha Quadrant. In other words, even Star Trek can't really go to other galaxies.
Carolyn Lemmerman It really depends on who in Trek you're talking about. Borg with their traswarp could likely do it in less time, as can that race that could teleport to other star systems. But still really the only ones who could move to another galaxy are the Caretakers who did just that and Q to whom the question "can you go to another galaxy" would be like "could I borrow a cup of sugar"
Classy De Grassy wraps up an answer to a question about traveling to another galaxy with a bid for world peace. To top it off he explains how impossible it is yet also how one thing could make it totally possible to go beyond the impossible. What I really love about Niel is his invocation of curiosity in those he touches with his words and the answers he gives inspire more questions and drive people to want to know more answers. The man is brilliant in more than just astral physics and Twitter.
This guy blows my mind every time.
I want a Mass Effect style space travel where you can jump from one star system to another.
@Sweet Positivity well basicly 90% scifi ftl travel
I love it when stories begin with, "If two bumblebees..."
My mind is breaking contemplating about this universe
I love listening to him speak
I may have watched this video a dozen or so times over the past few years and never noticed the guy who walks up behind Neil to take a few photos until now, thats how enamored I was with what Neil had to say ;P
just amazing !!!!! big up from France !!! Neil for world wide president !!
i would love to take a class with him as the professor
Awesome!
I’ve never seen a scientist more in love with themself than this cat.
There's no such thing as "themself".
Maybe in another galaxy.
Idk, hes just passionate about space, really
@@edpscupcake815 literally, hes just enthusiastic and tries to add a little comedy to his answers