@@HopDavid Your explanation does not seem right, are you saying that Newton did not invent the laws of motion? It would follow that after he shared this revelation questions would arise and the mathematics's of the day would not be enough to explain them.. the orbits planets take probably did spur him to invent calculus. It's not like anyone doubts that he did, well maybe Leibniz and you. I think it is you that is trying to BS everyone.. Newton was a great and your just bitter for some reason.
No, you have actually been time travelling into the future. Earth's gravity slows down time and the constant motion around the sun and the Milky Way slows down time even further. But this effect is extremely minuscule though (probably by a few nanoseconds every second 😅). But the problem is everything else on the Earth has also been time travelling at the same rate. So unless you compare it to something in intergalactic space, the relative time travel is 1 second per second as you said LoL.
Rajesh, we're travelling 45,000,000 miles a day through interstellar space. What you wrote has been a question I've wished someone would ask to Neil about, but I don't even know how to phrase it. Our time is 1 second per second, but is that fast or slow compared to the rest of the universe's time (assuming an average can be calculated)?
@@EmpyreanLightASMR Right. I get that. I'm sure there is someone out there that has done the calculations to give us an idea as to our planet's time dilation relative to other stars in our galaxy and maybe even calculated our galaxies average time dilation relative to other galaxies, but I would not venture a guess as to just how big a difference there is in the flow of time between the fastest and slowest moving objects in the observable universe. It's a great question though.
I agree with Neil that everything Newton discovered would have *eventually* been discovered by other scientists, but I feel that he propelled us into the future and 'sped up' our innovations in a much faster time period than we would have otherwise.
I disagree with Neil that everything Newton discovered would have eventually been discovered by other scientists. This is easily proven. Scientists cannot even understand what Newton said. They believe Einstein, not Newton. Einstein was the one who had a postulate that said that the laws of physics are invariant. The laws of physics are invariant, but not in Einstein's mathematics. To prove this, we imagine a flying airplane. Einstein says that a clock in the flying airplane will be slower than a clock on the ground, depending on which way the airplane is flying. So we have a clock in the airplane that is slower than a clock on the ground. Now we drop a ball from the ceiling of the airplane to the floor. This disproves Einstein's postulate using Einstein's mathematics. According to the time of the clock on the ground the ball is accelerating at 32 feet per second per second. According to the time of the clock on the airplane, the ball is accelerating at a faster rate. So according to Einstein, the law of gravity is not a law of physics because it is not invariant. Newton does not encounter this problem in his mathematics because he uses the Galilean transformation equations, which require the time of the moving clock in the airplane to be converted to the time of the clock on the ground before calculating the acceleration of the falling ball. Newton was right. Einstein was wrong.
@@HopDavid If Neil says the earth is flat, I am gonna believe it. I think he knows this and makes sure he is a legitimate source information. He knows how much trust people like me have put in him.
Growing up my dad always used to tell me stories about Newton! He's had a great influence on my life as I belong to a family of mathematicians( I'm not one). 😅 But I really enjoy mathematics and physics! Also, the fact that newton built up a foundation makes him unique! He was like an 'acceleration' who sped up the human life with his discoveries.
You Have The Greatest Snarkiness Great DeTyson! I seriously took to heart your message on finding tangible evidence of the great ancestors. Thank You so Much!
@@lowercase18 I will post the findings on this YT Channel and related sites as soon as I can. I find this to be a deeply spiritual subject and hope to communicate this as best as possible soon.
@@HopDavid You're a very rude, pretentious person and i do not like you, now please stop harassing me, I LIKE Neil DeGrasse Tyson, if you don't then that is on you i do not care, now please, kindly piss off, thank you.
I'll take my meeting with Einstein at 2:00 cst, thank you. Wait, I forgot a location to go with my appointment! My descriptor of space-time is now void!
Neil, you said it would take 50 or so physicists to come up with the same things Newton did, but didn't Gottfried Leibniz come up with practically the same thing around the same time?
I have never paused a video from Neil in order to make a comment... Until today. IF Newtown could ask a question about this whole thing would be: Was I wrong about any of my calculations, and if so who and how he discovered my mistake. And lastly but not least who is the man WIX who brought all this to us...
A computer is a smart Calculator with a string of 1 and 0 to make up a language called binary with binary code after years of learning we have designed it so we have a simple user interface easy to access then over the years we have added short cuts then more and more applications and software development to make that user interface even easier that is what a computer as we see today 🤣
Can we hurry up and get Issac Newton back? I really want to figure out this damn dark matter problem. Seriously, that problem has literally kept me up at night.
Hey Dr. Tyson! I just want to ask you that how can you say that Isaac Newton invented calculus on a dare? Who told you or from where you got this information? How you can be so sure about this? You mentioned this in almost every interview where you talk about Newton. And also it doesn't mean that of someone asks you a challenging question and you don't know the answer of the question and after some time figured it out, you can name it dare. I request that check it out once again, it was not a dare, and if it was, please tell from where you found?
Well said! Dr Tyson, while no doubt a great science communicator, does dramatize some of the facts in order to appeal to the audience. I think the idea of "dare" comes from Halley's correspondence with Newton in early 1680s when he asked Newton about planet's orbits. To that Newton says that he knows the mathematical reason for the same but needs sometime to collate the results of his work on the topic in the past (1660s) and accordingly get back to Halley. After several months, Newton re-connected with Halley and showed his work on Calculus. So, in a nutshell, Newton infact developed Calculus much before (1660s as noted above) but with Halley's request formalised all of them into rigorous mathematical framework and also went on to author Principia (one of hte greatest works on Science)
Just amazing listen/watch Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson in all this videos! I learn a lot and with Chuck Nice, this 2 excellent persons makes my day better and happier every time! Just a question, this “Wheel of Science” finish? It will be more videos of this or them stopping making it? Thanks and “Keep looking up”
Also if it wasn't for Newton, we would probably still have the computer and internet and smart phones but at a much later time perhaps in the year 2965.
Instead of "superseded", I choose "refined" as the word to describe what Einstein's theories did to Newton's: Newton is still applicable to mechanical engineering problems, but they need to be _tweaked_ for high velocities (or, as I was until recently unaware of, environments of high gravity).
I'm currently writing a novel about late teenagers who get caught up in multiverse shenanigans bla bla bla, and one of the characters is named Abraham Newton. Now, that name was sort of random but it kind of took on new meaning with the book being having religious and sci-fi elements hence the name Abraham (Bible) Newton (scientist). And appropriately, his future son will be named Isaac which is also a biblical name, so it's got more layers than Shrek. But there are a lot of biblical names. James, for instance.
The rocket equation is a newer Russian equation NOT Newtons. We went to the noon using many other equations. Still obsoluely love you guys and thr show. I'm always stoked to see a new episode
It would be great to meet all three great scientists, but I think it might be easier to converse with Einstein du to him being more contemporary to us.
Newton: ok google show me all of the scientific discoveries since 1727 Google: earth is a 6000yr old disk. Perversions dictate gender. Earth is naturally getting warmer and polluting has no effect. Newton: 😭
Newton, Einstein or Galileo? May I add a fourth or even a fifth, Hawking and Carl Sagan? Though caged he was in his unresponsive body, it wasn't always so, yet caged am I still in this body as most of us are. Caged by ignorance is my greatest frustration. To articulate knowledge and insight to the general public is to also explain it to myself. No three men could have such influence on me as these, of course the frustrations of my father. I can only hope that he would be, across the board, happy or at the very least empathetic with my own efforts. Passion is a blast furnace and the very nature of love.
Normal people wil google themselfs but, this is isaac newton we talking about. It would be probally something around the things he focused his life on.
I do have one question which I've just recently searched up on Google which is a proposition Mount Everest has the lowest gravitational pull have you ever consistently building up a rocket station nearby so you're able to travel through our atmosphere at a extreme bass rate
After graduating id trade all 4 years in class and my graduate deploma for a homeschool certificate from neil degrasse tyson. His brain needs to be replicated and become everyones digital teacher. Except memories with friends but then again those moments were off school grounds
newton said that truth is in the simplicity of things, so perhaps calculus was a simplification for common communication of hs ideas to others. I have never studied calculus.
Google The Sun's fluctuations From this study, triangle's energy concept predicted that the Sun's energy fluctuation as the cause of the unusual of Mercury's orbit. In other words, the Sun's energy fluctuation caused perihelion of Mercury doesn't happen at the same place but moves slowly around the Sun(See Figure 5).
Einstein didn't come to condemn Newton's laws but to complete them. A sentiment Isaac Newton himself would have appreciated, as it parallels what was said about Christ and the Law of the Jews.
Galileo. Off Topic..sorry. I have a huge question. The earthquake in Chile’ caused an Axis shift, I just found out Fukushima did as well. Dr. deGrasse is this the reason Alabama is in the 70 degrees Fahrenheit and snowing in Southern California Desert at 34 degrees Fahrenheit. I hope you’ll answer this question, inquiring minds want your take. We need to know when we all should KOAG. Peace, Jules
Can I just say you both make my day each and every time , TY
When doesn’t Neil ever disappoint us 😋 (not including Pluto fans 🤣)
@@HopDavid Whats wrong enlighten us.
@@HopDavid Your explanation does not seem right, are you saying that Newton did not invent the laws of motion?
It would follow that after he shared this revelation questions would arise and the mathematics's of the day would not be enough to explain them.. the orbits planets take probably did spur him to invent calculus.
It's not like anyone doubts that he did, well maybe Leibniz and you.
I think it is you that is trying to BS everyone..
Newton was a great and your just bitter for some reason.
TheRealStew4k , it took a while but I forgave him 🤣
Hollister David Interesting take of events, I know not one way or the other; but include a link or book we can reference to read up on the subject🤓👍🏽
Newton clearly would have googled how to turn lead into gold
Lmao awesome, he did practice alchemy in his spare time.
@@onealthefamilyman4930 more like he was obsessed with it
@@onealthefamilyman4930 he didn’t have spare time, he was studying alchemy
@@thehomiebearfifa3528 Geniuses tend to do quirky things!
My time travel machine has been working perfectly since I turned it on.
Been travelling forward through time at a consistent 1 second per second.
Nice
No, you have actually been time travelling into the future. Earth's gravity slows down time and the constant motion around the sun and the Milky Way slows down time even further. But this effect is extremely minuscule though (probably by a few nanoseconds every second 😅). But the problem is everything else on the Earth has also been time travelling at the same rate. So unless you compare it to something in intergalactic space, the relative time travel is 1 second per second as you said LoL.
@@Shenron557 I have been using Paul Rudd as a control group and he's been 30 for the entire experiment.
Rajesh, we're travelling 45,000,000 miles a day through interstellar space. What you wrote has been a question I've wished someone would ask to Neil about, but I don't even know how to phrase it. Our time is 1 second per second, but is that fast or slow compared to the rest of the universe's time (assuming an average can be calculated)?
@@EmpyreanLightASMR Right. I get that.
I'm sure there is someone out there that has done the calculations to give us an idea as to our planet's time dilation relative to other stars in our galaxy and maybe even calculated our galaxies average time dilation relative to other galaxies, but I would not venture a guess as to just how big a difference there is in the flow of time between the fastest and slowest moving objects in the observable universe.
It's a great question though.
He would ask “who is that guitarist, Brian May, who looks just like me?”
Roflmao
Or who is Albert Einstein and what is e=mc2
Brain may is pretty smart too!
@@MrWeareone777 Newton is above Einstein... and you can Google that.
I agree with Neil that everything Newton discovered would have *eventually* been discovered by other scientists, but I feel that he propelled us into the future and 'sped up' our innovations in a much faster time period than we would have otherwise.
I disagree with Neil that everything Newton discovered would have eventually been discovered by other scientists. This is easily proven. Scientists cannot even understand what Newton said. They believe Einstein, not Newton. Einstein was the one who had a postulate that said that the laws of physics are invariant. The laws of physics are invariant, but not in Einstein's mathematics. To prove this, we imagine a flying airplane. Einstein says that a clock in the flying airplane will be slower than a clock on the ground, depending on which way the airplane is flying. So we have a clock in the airplane that is slower than a clock on the ground. Now we drop a ball from the ceiling of the airplane to the floor. This disproves Einstein's postulate using Einstein's mathematics. According to the time of the clock on the ground the ball is accelerating at 32 feet per second per second. According to the time of the clock on the airplane, the ball is accelerating at a faster rate. So according to Einstein, the law of gravity is not a law of physics because it is not invariant. Newton does not encounter this problem in his mathematics because he uses the Galilean transformation equations, which require the time of the moving clock in the airplane to be converted to the time of the clock on the ground before calculating the acceleration of the falling ball. Newton was right. Einstein was wrong.
Merry Newtonmas Everyone!
Don't you mean Merry NewtonMASS?
I've watched star talk so much, that I can answer most of these questions. Thank you Neil
rushi1905 goood for you👍🏼
Mission accomplished!
@@HopDavid If Neil says the earth is flat, I am gonna believe it. I think he knows this and makes sure he is a legitimate source information. He knows how much trust people like me have put in him.
@@HopDavid I'll check it out soon👍🏼
@@HopDavid This could be just a spicy story he's been telling. But is there any scientific fact he's been telling us wrong? Enlighten me
Respect for The Greatest Legendary Genius Sir Isaac Newton🌸✨🙏
Growing up my dad always used to tell me stories about Newton! He's had a great influence on my life as I belong to a family of mathematicians( I'm not one). 😅 But I really enjoy mathematics and physics! Also, the fact that newton built up a foundation makes him unique! He was like an 'acceleration' who sped up the human life with his discoveries.
Isaac Newton, second to none.
I love Wheel of Science always.
You Have The Greatest Snarkiness Great DeTyson! I seriously took to heart your message on finding tangible evidence of the great ancestors. Thank You so Much!
What'd you find?
@@lowercase18 I will post the findings on this YT Channel and related sites as soon as I can. I find this to be a deeply spiritual subject and hope to communicate this as best as possible soon.
This show comforts me
Neil DeGrasse Tyson is my favorite Astrophysicist, love this guy, have since he come on the scene decades ago.
@@HopDavid You're an idiot !
@@HopDavid You're a very rude, pretentious person and i do not like you, now please stop harassing me, I LIKE Neil DeGrasse Tyson, if you don't then that is on you i do not care, now please, kindly piss off, thank you.
Chuck and Neil are so good together. I really enjoyed the show. Thank you StarTalk.
Sir Issac Newton was my favorite scientist
I like how Dr. Tyson explains things so that even a simple guy like me can get some understanding about such complex things.
You mention no specifics?
I'll take my meeting with Einstein at 2:00 cst, thank you. Wait, I forgot a location to go with my appointment! My descriptor of space-time is now void!
Bring a relative!
Neil would approve of the puns going on here.
Awesome podcast as always Dr. Tyson
Your lighting improved, nice its much better now :)
Neil probably carries that Isaac Newton bust everywhere with him
What do you think he keeps under the front of his shirt? :P
Neil, you said it would take 50 or so physicists to come up with the same things Newton did, but didn't Gottfried Leibniz come up with practically the same thing around the same time?
I love these short daily shows!!
Love this . I'd rather meet Dr Tyson , than either of them.👍👍
You can go to nyc museum of natural history
0:45 Patrick O’Leary likes to cheef it down is what I learned from this video
Leonard Di Vinci for me. He just knew how to build stuff we could use in this world. I would like to understand a mind like that. :)
I have never paused a video from Neil in order to make a comment... Until today. IF Newtown could ask a question about this whole thing would be: Was I wrong about any of my calculations, and if so who and how he discovered my mistake. And lastly but not least who is the man WIX who brought all this to us...
*So close to getting all 6 questions answered...* @8:31
I love Neil!!! 🥰❤️❤️❤️
@0:58 Neil Tyson laughs exactly like Jim Carrey's dog, Mylo, on The Mask..
Dude, this made LOL so hard that water came out my nose.
😂😂😂😂😂
What is computer :DD
A computer is a smart Calculator with a string of 1 and 0 to make up a language called binary with binary code after years of learning we have designed it so we have a simple user interface easy to access then over the years we have added short cuts then more and more applications and software development to make that user interface even easier that is what a computer as we see today 🤣
VileSkeptic This is what a computer is Sir th-cam.com/video/G9FGgwCQ22w/w-d-xo.html
Can we hurry up and get Issac Newton back? I really want to figure out this damn dark matter problem. Seriously, that problem has literally kept me up at night.
Hey Dr. Tyson! I just want to ask you that how can you say that Isaac Newton invented calculus on a dare? Who told you or from where you got this information? How you can be so sure about this? You mentioned this in almost every interview where you talk about Newton. And also it doesn't mean that of someone asks you a challenging question and you don't know the answer of the question and after some time figured it out, you can name it dare.
I request that check it out once again, it was not a dare, and if it was, please tell from where you found?
Well said! Dr Tyson, while no doubt a great science communicator, does dramatize some of the facts in order to appeal to the audience. I think the idea of "dare" comes from Halley's correspondence with Newton in early 1680s when he asked Newton about planet's orbits. To that Newton says that he knows the mathematical reason for the same but needs sometime to collate the results of his work on the topic in the past (1660s) and accordingly get back to Halley. After several months, Newton re-connected with Halley and showed his work on Calculus. So, in a nutshell, Newton infact developed Calculus much before (1660s as noted above) but with Halley's request formalised all of them into rigorous mathematical framework and also went on to author Principia (one of hte greatest works on Science)
Newton may have been smarter than Einstein, but I think I would enjoy hanging with Alfred a lot more.. Alfred was definitely a rock star.... ☮
We would like to see another season of StarTalk with guests.
Coming 2020 🤣
I'd love to meet Newton too! 😍💕💕💕
Would you really because if you think about it would that destroyed the hole time line as we know if you where to go back and meet Newton
@@TheRealStew That's the problem of every time travel, I'm afraid. But I'm pretty sure Newton would know how to handle that too!! 😆❤️
reihope00 eh i would have chose Albert Einstein if there was a way back got to be down with mc=e2 I would hit him to stop messing with time
@@TheRealStew maybe we'll find another way to talk with them without messing with time 🙃✨
Just amazing listen/watch Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson in all this videos! I learn a lot and with Chuck Nice, this 2 excellent persons makes my day better and happier every time! Just a question, this “Wheel of Science” finish? It will be more videos of this or them stopping making it? Thanks and “Keep looking up”
Great episode as always!
Also if it wasn't for Newton, we would probably still have the computer and internet and smart phones but at a much later time perhaps in the year 2965.
I love Neil "So...." deGrasse Tyson. 👍😁
I can hear the soundbit in my head 😂
Also "wait wait" and sometimes "m'kay" and "hold me back... hoooolllld me back!"
Great episode!
I think I would like to meet Albert Einstein.
He probably wouldn’t even meet you. He had trouble speaking and being social and had anxiety
I miss the old days of Chuck and Neil..
When they were in the same room recording together..
Where Chuck was always within a slaps-distance from Neil.
Abbot and Costello astrophysics, yep I hear ya.
@@josephdonais8091 Like Cheech and Chong with more brain cells ;) I'm just not sure who is which.
@Kit Canyon Different chuck, different slapping fist.
Greetings from Mongolia!!!
Greetings!
Thanks for a great video .
You guys are the 2. Coolest guys on TH-cam!
Definitely I’d meet Newton, so I can show him the wonders of the modern world... and maybe get some help reading his books.
I'd like to meet Galileo...if I had to pick just one. I'd have to brush up on my Italian though!
Newton doesn't need Google because he is Google
So newton explained motion close the the source of gravity vs things that wrre farther out and still affected by gravity?
I would like to meet Isaac Newton
Can we get a episode on Isaacs observation of orbits?
Awesome show.
Great show!
Newton and I share the same birthday...
How nice of Chuck to edit out the part where Neil was making out with the Ike bust.
Instead of "superseded", I choose "refined" as the word to describe what Einstein's theories did to Newton's: Newton is still applicable to mechanical engineering problems, but they need to be _tweaked_ for high velocities (or, as I was until recently unaware of, environments of high gravity).
He would say " this is all you guys have figured out?" I think he'd expect alot more by 2019.
Absolutely not, we discovered a shit ton
Exactly. Considering the equipment, the number of scientists and ease of communication we have today
I'm currently writing a novel about late teenagers who get caught up in multiverse shenanigans bla bla bla, and one of the characters is named Abraham Newton. Now, that name was sort of random but it kind of took on new meaning with the book being having religious and sci-fi elements hence the name Abraham (Bible) Newton (scientist).
And appropriately, his future son will be named Isaac which is also a biblical name, so it's got more layers than Shrek. But there are a lot of biblical names. James, for instance.
david?
This is what I am looking for..
I love how geeked NDT gets about Ike
Newton is the greatest of all time!
i am glad to hear all about him!
I believe God put him in heaven with his deciples.
Love you Newton.
dont tell Kanye west
The rocket equation is a newer Russian equation NOT Newtons. We went to the noon using many other equations. Still obsoluely love you guys and thr show. I'm always stoked to see a new episode
Newton indirectly formulated the Rocket Equation!
It would be great to meet all three great scientists, but I think it might be easier to converse with Einstein du to him being more contemporary to us.
einstein diddnt speak english well..my friend ..so conversations would be awkward and difficult to understand his science ideas
he's an optics guy, so maybe he could help design telescopes that more sharply observe many light frequencies
Newton: ok google show me all of the scientific discoveries since 1727
Google: earth is a 6000yr old disk. Perversions dictate gender. Earth is naturally getting warmer and polluting has no effect.
Newton: 😭
Hahaha his face when he poses with Newton.
Loved it
Newtons first google search would be, "Was there a second coming of Christ?"
I think Newton would ask the value of G to the most accurate degree.
He would ask about the moon landing. Galaxies, or how the sun works
How to post a question to be included in Wheel of Science? this comment section good enough or is there any form or website?
Tysoooooooon... bloody legend.
@@HopDavid Careful!
It's sir Issac newton because I am sivanshi and a big fan of you neil and chuck 💕😂
Wtf! How could i miss the wheel of science, love this shit
Newton, Einstein or Galileo?
May I add a fourth or even a fifth, Hawking and Carl Sagan?
Though caged he was in his unresponsive body, it wasn't always so, yet
caged am I still in this body as most of us are.
Caged by ignorance is my greatest frustration.
To articulate knowledge and insight to the general public is to also explain it to myself.
No three men could have such influence on me as these, of course the frustrations of my father.
I can only hope that he would be, across the board, happy or at the very least empathetic with my own efforts.
Passion is a blast furnace and the very nature of love.
Interesting!
Lol that guys avatar is him smoking a Canon hahhahahha
can i ask if wether two black holes would collide or not
Amo a Isaac Newton ! Like
Normal people wil google themselfs but, this is isaac newton we talking about. It would be probally something around the things he focused his life on.
Can we build an alderson disk or dysons sphere
Newton would search the theory of relativity by Einstein
We need to get Bill and Ted to go back and retrieve Newton and bring him to our time.
I do have one question which I've just recently searched up on Google which is a proposition
Mount Everest has the lowest gravitational pull have you ever consistently building up a rocket station nearby so you're able to travel through our atmosphere at a extreme bass rate
After graduating id trade all 4 years in class and my graduate deploma for a homeschool certificate from neil degrasse tyson. His brain needs to be replicated and become everyones digital teacher. Except memories with friends but then again those moments were off school grounds
These 2 have not been shot simultaneously. Not in this episode nor in the previous ones.
I love he he laughs at his own joke like that..
Completely concur! If we as a society had access to an unprecidented Genius we should ask our problem to be solved.
newton said that truth is in the simplicity of things, so perhaps calculus was a simplification for common communication of hs ideas to others. I have never studied calculus.
Answer to question 1, what is up with the orbit of Mercury? And who is this Kepler guy?
Google The Sun's fluctuations
From this study, triangle's energy concept predicted that the Sun's energy fluctuation as the cause of the unusual of Mercury's orbit. In other words, the Sun's energy fluctuation caused perihelion of Mercury doesn't happen at the same place but moves slowly around the Sun(See Figure 5).
I was waiting for Mr. Tyson to flip back the bust's head and hit a hidden button, to enter his secret Astronomy cave.
I would choose Newton. A fastinating mind to explore however I would like to hear his views of today's world rather than asking bunch of questions.
Hey google, What is a cheeseburger that cats want?
Where I can ask a question? Anyone have any idea?
Yes -- Google!;-)
Is there gravity at the edge of the universe and why?
Newton's first search will be - What is theory of relativity?
how to ask question in wheel of science ??
and what is the next topic ?
4:51 yissir!
Einstein didn't come to condemn Newton's laws but to complete them. A sentiment Isaac Newton himself would have appreciated, as it parallels what was said about Christ and the Law of the Jews.
Ummmmm kinda way out there just saying 🤣 deep
Galileo. Off Topic..sorry. I have a huge question. The earthquake in Chile’ caused an Axis shift, I just found out Fukushima did as well. Dr. deGrasse is this the reason Alabama is in the 70 degrees Fahrenheit and snowing in Southern California Desert at 34 degrees Fahrenheit. I hope you’ll answer this question, inquiring minds want your take. We need to know when we all should KOAG. Peace, Jules