I like this guy more just because he actually seems to enjoy learning and listening as much as we do. Not as many interruptions :3 I also just like his voice
Love the podcast and glad I found it. I'm a meteorologist by training and trade, but I also have lots of audio experience from working on Radio. Suggestion: There's a little switch on your mics. Make sure the switches are set to the "/" mark. That will sharpen your voices a bit. Things sound a little muffled to me. Also, those RE-20 mics can be fitted with pop-screens to take care of the occasional "P-Popping", a common problem in Radio. Thanks Neil! Keep up this program... we need more people to be inspired to use their brains.
In swedish we call em "Sol", "Måne" and "Tellus", but most commonly "Jorden" which directly translates to the word for "Earth" or actually "Dirt" xD But yeah, "Sol" is a very common word for our sun in many many languages.
@@Baleur are the articles male or female for sol Måne and Tellus? Because in german it`s the exact opposite of the roman languages and therefor the complete opposite association. So I`m wondering what it`s like in swedish
NEIL DeGRASSE TYSON your the first and only person that actually made me interested in listening to science, specially astrophysics. I was never interested in stars, planets, space, universe and galaxies.... I'm not smart nor young and never once have i ever felt bored listening to your explanations and interviews , you sure know how to inspired and connect with others making everything science interesting... The only reason i subscribed to this channel is because your the actual host, i thank you for sharing your knowledge with me and everyone in this universe and beyond...
Neil I dont think the question about gravity waves and a mile piano sting was about seeing if a piano string produces a detectable gravity wave. He is asking if we could use a mile long piano string to DETECT a gravitational disterbance in spacetime. He's asking if the gravitational disterbance would vibrate the strink.
It would certainly vibrate, but we are talking less then the size of a proton. So it would be impossible for human senses to detect, you need high precision gear and vacuum to try and eliminate all other factors.
if we were able to detect gravitational waves with a mile long piano string I think the gravitational waves would be strong enough to destroy earth or something like that.
Yup. It's not going to be sensitive enough. They barely get a response from long laser beams with detectors sensitive enough that they have to account for the gravitational effects of passing traffic.
As a Mexican; Im sorprised and exited to know that the names of the Sun, Moon and Earth are the ones we use in Spanish (with the exception of Terra, we use Tierra... almost the same)!!! Thanks for that piece of information!!!
26:12 I think they misunderstood the question that Jared asked. He asked if it was possible to observe gravitational waves using a mile long piano string, not create them. It's a good question, kinda wish it was answered.
I dont know why the two need to be compared, they're entertaining in their own ways. But i find Chuck's enthusiasm and humor very essential to the show and do not enjoy episodes nearly as much without him.
Btw, Transparent aluminum does exist, It is a form of aluminum that is see-through. Most commonly someone speaking about transparent aluminum is referring to AION (aluminum oxynitride), a ceramic alloy. However, aluminum can exist in an elemental, metallic form made transparent by bombarding with a soft x-ray laser.
I love how this comment irreverently disregards the respect for antiquity shown by the decision to keep the names Latin. I guess that might not be clear if you're not a native English speaker. Consider if your country had an emergent technology and decided to name everything in Greek. You'd be showing reverence for something that happened in Greece.
At 2:12, Neil said that it is theoretically possible to travel back in time, unless some "universal law of physics preventing that". This law might be the conservation of the energy - if some object goes back in time even 1 second, this means that in the past you will have two objects (doubling the energy according to E=mc^2), while at the present, this object virtually disappear, so suddenly energy is destroyed at present, while it appear in the past - adding to already existing energy of the already existing object (for example electron, proton... atom, macro object...). My thought is that time travel is not possible.
Nossa lingua, assim como o idioma espanhol e italiano, derivam do latim ...e apresentam muitas palavras que podemos entender dessas outras culturas. Acho isso bacana.
ikr! That kinda annoyed me. Dr. Tyson should've known that. ie. Replacing the laser[LIGO] with a piano string of similar length to detect Gravity waves. [for the rest who didn't pick it up].
I'd love to see the calculation of the different levels of time dilation. Earth vs center of milky way, or Earth vs the void between galaxies (between Milkyway / Andromeda for example)
I agree completely . Eugene is really funny . Chuck is a good guy and kindof ok funny ...sometimes ... But EUGENE Rises above easy . Grats to all of you , love the show
Yes I remember watching about that star and hypothesis about drawing energy from the star on TED. Now I realized that Kepler has actually found the location of Nidavellir... Awesome
It's clear Eugene mirman hasn't gotten the attention that Chuck Nice has. Chuck Nice is now helping to put together answers while Eugene mirman is struggling to pronounce the word Kuiper.
It's too bad Dr. Tyson doesn't read these comments, but when he suggested that there may be a possibility that a weakening or stretching Higgs field could reduce the mass of particles because of the universe's rapid acceleration, my very first thought was that, this may explain the symmetry breaking that happened in the early universe, the reason why we have that inexplicable abundance of matter without its corresponding anti-matter.
hey Neil, I have had a theory for years that gravity is weakening because the fabric of the universe is expanding/being stretched, the fact that this may also be diluting the higgs field also gives credence to the idea that gravity weakens over time. The higgs field being diluted is also reducing mass over time which would also reduce the effect mass has on the space time fabric too. thoughts? @startalk
Never tought i had to correct Neil, sorry Doc: Earth: (english) Terra: (latin) Gea or Gaia (mythological name, as Gea was a goddess (geography)), Sun: (English) Helios: (mythological name), Moon: (English) Luna: (latin) Selene: (mithological name from a godess). Im sorry Doc, i am sorry, i didn't want to correct you but you got me started, love, a fan of yours.
Did anyone else get their mind blown about the question of space being continuous or granular? (If you're a math nerd, it'll make you question Cantor's infinite set theory - since math is supposed to correspond to reality).
Those who are against life extension, ask yourself this: If you were to suffer a lethal injury, and a technology was available to put you into suspended animation, long enough to get you to a hospital that could save you, would you use it, or say just let me die? Life extension is really no different from just plain old life-saving medicine, just a little longer. How do you decide how long, is too long? Wouldn't your opinion change the closer you get to the end?
This is a two year old episode, but I'm going to comment on the paradox thing. According to Neil in his episode on Avengers: Endgame, modern time travel theory says that every action creates a branch, therefore killing grandpa would just leave that universe/timeline with a dead old man. Or a dead young man. You'd still exist because your timeline hasn't been changed.
I can only think of Led Zeppelin and their Immigrant song when I hear StarTalk's intro always waiting for that "aaahh haaaaaa aaaaa" XD Love you guys keep up! The album is also called Mothership so it kind of make sense for a space talk :P
Middle English: from Old French lunatique, from late Latin lunaticus, from Latin luna ‘moon’ from the belief that changes of the moon caused intermittent insanity
22:54 recombine water molecules.... to make rocket fuel... then what is it after water? I'm really confused on that one... I did not think they could make water....
The question was whether a mile-long piano string could be used to DETECT gravity waves, not if it would generate them. Neil, this isn't the only question you've gotten wrong in this way - answering a question but not the one that was asked. I love you, man, but it's like you gotta pay more attention to the questions. I wonder if the dude ever got his question answered.
he did answer it. just sort of subtly he said it wasn't large or significant enough to be affected by the change therefore cant be used to detect them. he also said that if it Was large enough then it would have to be in space. and that would make it pointless because you wouldn't be able to detect the differences using sound which was the whole reason of using a piano string. but I understand he didn't explain well.
So, my intuitive understanding of a causal set is that a causal set is the smallest possible scale at which the causal order holds!! Causal order because spacetime is causally ordered due to the time element of spacetime?? So, I take it that a causal set would be on the order of the Planck Scale??
What did he mean but spacetime may have melted areas and have corresponding states of matter? I want to know what article he was referring to. It ties in with my dark matter hypothesis. I like Neil because he is the ONLY Scientist who says its really dark GRAVITY. I think dark matter is just stretch marks (melted) bits of spacetime with not matter that cause gravitational effect. That is why we can't detect anything its just empty warped spacetime that hit a yield point losing its elastic nature. Where can I find what Neil is referring to?
People keep asking about periodicity of Tabby's Star 'structure' and wondering why astronomers don't care that they haven't found one. Consider: observations have amount to very little time (only 4 years or so, I think); our best guess is a busted-up comet; comets orbit a *long* way out - for Sol that's the Kuiper Belt 30-55AU out, which makes the periodicity about 200 years.
In terms of science being the source of discoveries, that have improved people's lives, I think of some of the things from the Space Program such as Tang and Teflon. Yet, sadly, there are people who, because of their limited outlook on life, have no use for science. I knew a fellow once who became quite angry when he saw a broadcast on T.V. about something that N.A.S.A was doing in space; his contention being why are we messing around up there when there are children starving on Earth?
I hear the same thing sometimes. Another argument for NASA haters, (satellites) without them we cant communicate with disaster relief, emergancy response, etc. Also contractors use cordless power tools that were developed by NASA because there are surprisingly no outlets in space. Laser eye surgery, NASA Like Neil said, NASA is a seed to lots of things we use but neglect to appreciate. If tv man is worried about feeding kids then go feed kids, NASA has already given him the tools to do so.
@@rockytalkndawoods3057 Thanks for your reply, sir. There is much, that has come out of the Space Program that we use in our lives and don't even know or appreciate where they came from.
Consider Michael D. Moore author of CDM: Evidence of Extinct Life on Mars. Published on December 21, 2018 by Outskirts Press. Available on Amazon, at Barns and Noble and as a Kindle ebook under the title, comodo_Draconis_martianus.
Transparent Aluminium/Aluminum kinda HAS been invented, it's the actual reason it is in the movie. Just the year before that movie was made the Patent was applied for. It's called ALON, aluminium oxynitride, saphire glass.
I love Dr Tyson's delivery method of advance thoeries, makes me feel like I'm temporarily intelligent
peefectly described lol
Chuck does it best. After Neil finishes a speech or long winded explanation, Chuck is just like “whoa!… 🤯”
i hope they never stop making this podcast
it's extremely easy and probably doesn't cost that much so if they stopped it would probably be for other projects or laziness
Yes! Should be timeless just like the universe :-)
30 more years for grandpa Neil
das Dilemma you had to call it back then... 1 year and a new episodes only last week...
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It's such a shame that we will never get to see Neil Degrasse Tyson interview Carl Sagan. What an epic interview that would be.
My favourite answer to the question : "Do you want to live forever?" is : "I don't know yet ask me again after 500 years".
Not only is this worth listening to it’s worth listening to AT LEAST twice!
This show is what the world needs, truly hope it never ends.
Listening to Neil Degrasse Tyson for 45min? Yes please!
About 5 hours a day for me!
Haja
I've been listening almost all day, love listening to this man speak, always learn something new
eugene is gene from bobs burgers i just realised!
Holy shit his voice is the same i just realized that
And Cheryl's brother!
Lol
That was driving me crazy I couldn't pinpoint where I heard his voice before
Yeah he’s a downer. I thought he’d be funny, but he’s boring.
He should go by "your friendly neighborhood astrophysicists" since he live in NY
No
I like this guy more just because he actually seems to enjoy learning and listening as much as we do. Not as many interruptions :3 I also just like his voice
If you are drunk, do not watch this. I am still cleaning my brain off the wall.
Sh4d0wsn4k3 What if I'm stoned?
What if i'm both????
Being stoned is the only way I could retain all of this information
Bring stoned is the only way . . .
~pPp~
fuck! don't tell me that now.
did Eugine just make a my name Jeff joke
Love the podcast and glad I found it. I'm a meteorologist by training and trade, but I also have lots of audio experience from working on Radio. Suggestion: There's a little switch on your mics. Make sure the switches are set to the "/" mark. That will sharpen your voices a bit. Things sound a little muffled to me. Also, those RE-20 mics can be fitted with pop-screens to take care of the occasional "P-Popping", a common problem in Radio. Thanks Neil! Keep up this program... we need more people to be inspired to use their brains.
I think he definitely knows the questions and their answers beforehand
this is the best guest host yet! he's super funny and has a way of actually keeping NGT on track.
oh buddy...
In spanish we call'em "Sol", "Luna" and "Tierra" so that part about their names fascinates me in a weird way lol
@@spiguy tierra*
Yeah, and we also call "luna" to other natural satellites, so I am still wondering what our Moon's name is
In swedish we call em "Sol", "Måne" and "Tellus", but most commonly "Jorden" which directly translates to the word for "Earth" or actually "Dirt" xD But yeah, "Sol" is a very common word for our sun in many many languages.
@@Baleur are the articles male or female for sol Måne and Tellus? Because in german it`s the exact opposite of the roman languages and therefor the complete opposite association. So I`m wondering what it`s like in swedish
That because Spanish is a Latin derived language, so would be similar in the other romance languages (French, Portuguese, Italian, Romanian, etc.)
"This october; 2015" how old is this vid?
I thought the same thing lol they waited 2 years to upload it
NEIL DeGRASSE TYSON your the first and only person that actually made me interested in listening to science, specially astrophysics. I was never interested in stars, planets, space, universe and galaxies.... I'm not smart nor young and never once have i ever felt bored listening to your explanations and interviews , you sure know how to inspired and connect with others making everything science interesting...
The only reason i subscribed to this channel is because your the actual host, i thank you for sharing your knowledge with me and everyone in this universe and beyond...
Neil I dont think the question about gravity waves and a mile piano sting was about seeing if a piano string produces a detectable gravity wave. He is asking if we could use a mile long piano string to DETECT a gravitational disterbance in spacetime. He's asking if the gravitational disterbance would vibrate the strink.
It would certainly vibrate, but we are talking less then the size of a proton. So it would be impossible for human senses to detect, you need high precision gear and vacuum to try and eliminate all other factors.
Oh in that case it would have to be way, way longer than a mile, and at that point it would be harder to keep it tense and straight.
I was looking for this
if we were able to detect gravitational waves with a mile long piano string I think the gravitational waves would be strong enough to destroy earth or something like that.
Yup. It's not going to be sensitive enough. They barely get a response from long laser beams with detectors sensitive enough that they have to account for the gravitational effects of passing traffic.
can’t wait to see you on Wednesday in Richmond VA!
As a Mexican; Im sorprised and exited to know that the names of the Sun, Moon and Earth are the ones we use in Spanish (with the exception of Terra, we use Tierra... almost the same)!!! Thanks for that piece of information!!!
26:12 I think they misunderstood the question that Jared asked. He asked if it was possible to observe gravitational waves using a mile long piano string, not create them. It's a good question, kinda wish it was answered.
Chuck has a hilarious joke every 100 sentences he says. With Eugene I can't help but laugh my ass off the whole time. I'm not totally wrong
Microtubule obvious difference between a black hole and a white hole.
I dont know why the two need to be compared, they're entertaining in their own ways. But i find Chuck's enthusiasm and humor very essential to the show and do not enjoy episodes nearly as much without him.
I like both
Neil are you hiring 👏
6:49 I like the pronunciation “Kupier” better. Can we vote change it from kuiper to kupier?
Nice. Another day to learn and be fascinated............
We all LOVE you Niel, please please please go back on compound media. Ant totally respects you, GO ON IT!!!
Lockdown
Watching it again and again
Thanks 🌟🗣
Love from India 🙏
Man I love listening to an intelligent, articulate Human! Go NDT!
You haven't met me yet
I really love this show.
This is definitely the smartest comedian you've had on there.
Based on my extensive knowledge on black holes and cuantum physics, i knew the first question would be from patreon
Btw, Transparent aluminum does exist, It is a form of aluminum that is see-through. Most commonly someone speaking about transparent aluminum is referring to AION (aluminum oxynitride), a ceramic alloy. However, aluminum can exist in an elemental, metallic form made transparent by bombarding with a soft x-ray laser.
30:02 "long, hard and deep" 😂
Giggidy
Eugene is back heck yeah.
Danger Ranger this is from 2015...
Danger Ranger this is old new shit is on podcast if you have apple bud
So we spanish speakers got it right
Earth= Tierra
Moon= Luna
Sun= Sol
Wolfgang goethe spanish comes from latin, so thats kinda normal
And it’s Terra, not Tierra for the Latin... if we are being specific
I love how this comment irreverently disregards the respect for antiquity shown by the decision to keep the names Latin.
I guess that might not be clear if you're not a native English speaker. Consider if your country had an emergent technology and decided to name everything in Greek. You'd be showing reverence for something that happened in Greece.
I'd love to see ndgt as himself on bobs burgers.
Where do you submit the questions for Dr. Neil Degrasse Tyson?
At 2:12, Neil said that it is theoretically possible to travel back in time, unless some "universal law of physics preventing that". This law might be the conservation of the energy - if some object goes back in time even 1 second, this means that in the past you will have two objects (doubling the energy according to E=mc^2), while at the present, this object virtually disappear, so suddenly energy is destroyed at present, while it appear in the past - adding to already existing energy of the already existing object (for example electron, proton... atom, macro object...). My thought is that time travel is not possible.
Neil misunderstands the question at 26:11, the question is can you find gravity waves by observing a piano string, not generate them by vibrating one.
Makes me happy i am a speck in the universe 🌻
Powerful NGT
Ah a fellow Joe Rogan fan :)
I, in Portuguese, Moon is Lua, Earth is Terra and Sun is Sol :) Greath Show!
Nossa lingua, assim como o idioma espanhol e italiano, derivam do latim ...e apresentam muitas palavras que podemos entender dessas outras culturas. Acho isso bacana.
Neil is the best. Another hero of mine.
Nothing ever really stops
Neil he was talking about the gravity event hitting the mile long string and then we detect movements.
ikr! That kinda annoyed me. Dr. Tyson should've known that. ie. Replacing the laser[LIGO] with a piano string of similar length to detect Gravity waves. [for the rest who didn't pick it up].
I support science... this is the only channel where i don't skip the ads
Start talk the gateway into the science world of TH-cam!
I'd love to see the calculation of the different levels of time dilation. Earth vs center of milky way, or Earth vs the void between galaxies (between Milkyway / Andromeda for example)
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Wow this is an old episode from 2015
That's ok. Enjoying it in 2019 :)
37:10 the movie you're referring to "In Time" (2011) where time is considered as a commodity
I agree completely . Eugene is really funny . Chuck is a good guy and kindof ok funny ...sometimes ... But EUGENE Rises above easy . Grats to all of you , love the show
To get to another level Dr. Tyson is talking about the Kardashev scale!
Eugene is back!
I really, really, really like this comedian.. He is more mild and more like for this show, cz it's all serious and stuff.. 😁
Yes I remember watching about that star and hypothesis about drawing energy from the star on TED. Now I realized that Kepler has actually found the location of Nidavellir... Awesome
This is one of the best ones!
Very informative and enjoyable listen as usual. Thanks for everything
the movie you were thinking of is "In Time" with Justin Timberlake and Amanda Seyfried from 2011
cody2198 And Cillian Murphy a.k.a. Thomas fooking Shelby!!!
And the other one was "Elysium" with Matt Damon, i think.
It's clear Eugene mirman hasn't gotten the attention that Chuck Nice has. Chuck Nice is now helping to put together answers while Eugene mirman is struggling to pronounce the word Kuiper.
It's too bad Dr. Tyson doesn't read these comments, but when he suggested that there may be a possibility that a weakening or stretching Higgs field could reduce the mass of particles because of the universe's rapid acceleration, my very first thought was that, this may explain the symmetry breaking that happened in the early universe, the reason why we have that inexplicable abundance of matter without its corresponding anti-matter.
hey Neil, I have had a theory for years that gravity is weakening because the fabric of the universe is expanding/being stretched, the fact that this may also be diluting the higgs field also gives credence to the idea that gravity weakens over time. The higgs field being diluted is also reducing mass over time which would also reduce the effect mass has on the space time fabric too. thoughts? @startalk
That is what he said in the video.
Eugene!!!
Great Bolshy Yarblockos he sucks and is dumb and doesn't get Neil's humor
I suggest for the next cosmic queries episode do the topic “Energy Generation”
Never tought i had to correct Neil, sorry Doc: Earth: (english) Terra: (latin) Gea or Gaia (mythological name, as Gea was a goddess (geography)), Sun: (English) Helios: (mythological name), Moon: (English) Luna: (latin) Selene: (mithological name from a godess). Im sorry Doc, i am sorry, i didn't want to correct you but you got me started, love, a fan of yours.
Did anyone else get their mind blown about the question of space being continuous or granular? (If you're a math nerd, it'll make you question Cantor's infinite set theory - since math is supposed to correspond to reality).
Can anyone explain me how objects of any kind sent from Earth can go past the Kuiper Belt?
I love Eugene
Smoked a bowl and now I'm really into this talk. Didn't notice how long it was.
We need an update on this
Those who are against life extension, ask yourself this: If you were to suffer a lethal injury, and a technology was available to put you into suspended animation, long enough to get you to a hospital that could save you, would you use it, or say just let me die? Life extension is really no different from just plain old life-saving medicine, just a little longer. How do you decide how long, is too long? Wouldn't your opinion change the closer you get to the end?
This is a two year old episode, but I'm going to comment on the paradox thing. According to Neil in his episode on Avengers: Endgame, modern time travel theory says that every action creates a branch, therefore killing grandpa would just leave that universe/timeline with a dead old man. Or a dead young man. You'd still exist because your timeline hasn't been changed.
I can only think of Led Zeppelin and their Immigrant song when I hear StarTalk's intro
always waiting for that "aaahh haaaaaa aaaaa" XD
Love you guys keep up!
The album is also called Mothership so it kind of make sense for a space talk :P
21:49 🕊️🕊️ 😂😂
13:52 - A lunatic isn't someone who acts crazy after they see the full Moon. It is someone subject to mood inequalities, like the Moon's phases.
Middle English: from Old French lunatique, from late Latin lunaticus, from Latin luna ‘moon’ from the belief that changes of the moon caused intermittent insanity
What the heck is mood inequalities and what tje heck are inequalities in moon phases Laaawwwwwll
22:54 recombine water molecules.... to make rocket fuel... then what is it after water? I'm really confused on that one... I did not think they could make water....
So interesting, I hope StarTalk goes on even after the universe will end :P
The question was whether a mile-long piano string could be used to DETECT gravity waves, not if it would generate them. Neil, this isn't the only question you've gotten wrong in this way - answering a question but not the one that was asked. I love you, man, but it's like you gotta pay more attention to the questions. I wonder if the dude ever got his question answered.
he did answer it. just sort of subtly he said it wasn't large or significant enough to be affected by the change therefore cant be used to detect them. he also said that if it Was large enough then it would have to be in space. and that would make it pointless because you wouldn't be able to detect the differences using sound which was the whole reason of using a piano string. but I understand he didn't explain well.
In Spanish we call the sun "sol" and the moon "luna".
So, my intuitive understanding of a causal set is that a causal set is the smallest possible scale at which the causal order holds!! Causal order because spacetime is causally ordered due to the time element of spacetime?? So, I take it that a causal set would be on the order of the Planck Scale??
What if you just fused Carbon Buchy balls together and made Carbon Nanno Chain, instead of Carbon Nano Tube?
Mr Scott, "Computer?"
Scientist, "(points at mouse...)"
Mr Scott, "Oh yeah," grabs the mouse, puts to his mouth, "Computer?"
LOL HILARIOUS
A perfect argument to discourage time travel.
"Try the keyboard"
"Oh, how quaint"
😂
What did he mean but spacetime may have melted areas and have corresponding states of matter? I want to know what article he was referring to. It ties in with my dark matter hypothesis. I like Neil because he is the ONLY Scientist who says its really dark GRAVITY. I think dark matter is just stretch marks (melted) bits of spacetime with not matter that cause gravitational effect. That is why we can't detect anything its just empty warped spacetime that hit a yield point losing its elastic nature. Where can I find what Neil is referring to?
13:48 in Poland Lunatyk is someone who sleep walks :)
People keep asking about periodicity of Tabby's Star 'structure' and wondering why astronomers don't care that they haven't found one. Consider: observations have amount to very little time (only 4 years or so, I think); our best guess is a busted-up comet; comets orbit a *long* way out - for Sol that's the Kuiper Belt 30-55AU out, which makes the periodicity about 200 years.
In terms of science being the source of discoveries, that have improved people's lives, I think of some of the things from the Space Program such as Tang and Teflon. Yet, sadly, there are people who, because of their limited outlook on life, have no use for science. I knew a fellow once who became quite angry when he saw a broadcast on T.V. about something that N.A.S.A was doing in space; his contention being why are we messing around up there when there are children starving on Earth?
I hear the same thing sometimes. Another argument for NASA haters, (satellites) without them we cant communicate with disaster relief, emergancy response, etc.
Also contractors use cordless power tools that were developed by NASA because there are surprisingly no outlets in space.
Laser eye surgery, NASA
Like Neil said, NASA is a seed to lots of things we use but neglect to appreciate.
If tv man is worried about feeding kids then go feed kids, NASA has already given him the tools to do so.
@@rockytalkndawoods3057 Thanks for your reply, sir. There is much, that has come out of the Space Program that we use in our lives and don't even know or appreciate where they came from.
Get it Neil. Skateboarders from Texas
Authors I need to checkout. 12:30
Consider Michael D. Moore author of CDM: Evidence of Extinct Life on Mars. Published on December 21, 2018 by Outskirts Press. Available on Amazon, at Barns and Noble and as a Kindle ebook under the title, comodo_Draconis_martianus.
Yes. Next question.
Looks like Neil had a little bit too much wine lol
Or maybe he's stoned XD
Smoke weed Neil and enjoy the money.
😂🤣 he deserves some .
16:46 only Tyson can laugh hysterically on nothing
“Back in my day we used our faces to make emoticons”
Back in my day we used text to make emojis
mitzapper2 I scrolled by this right as he started saying it
Back in my day we used ansi characters to draw images in dot matrix printers and BBS chat rooms.
Am I the only one that thinks Neil looks super high on this episode?
Maybe he was just tired...
Frmr Christian I wonder if Neil smokes and ponders the universal mysteries?
@@AdA-rl4eo
~ Reminds me of someone that took a handful of Xanax... 😁
He just looks high by association.
Pedant here. To calculate weight on Mars you MULTIPLY by .4 or DIVIDE by 2.5.
I think the 3 levels of civilizations speaks about controlling the power in the center of each. Earth core, stellar core, galactic core.
Transparent Aluminium/Aluminum kinda HAS been invented, it's the actual reason it is in the movie. Just the year before that movie was made the Patent was applied for.
It's called ALON, aluminium oxynitride, saphire glass.
The movie is called In Time. ;)
Here in Italy we have Luna ,Terra e Sole
That "IN TIME" movie reference