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Only 1 person other than myself commented on your now 2 year old comment. Please go away. Einstein sought to make the complex simple. You try your best to make the simple complex.. you're a fraud.
@@-.-Monster i what way? Of course im not an astrophysic guy, im a nutritonist but i find interesting how people are interested in those kind of topics you know? What do you think about Brian coxx?
This kid then grows up to become the student who writes the thesis, solves time travel and goes back in time to inspire Neil who then inspires him to write the thesis
As it should be. The kid should walk away with more questions to look up himself, or keep him interested in the subject. A simple "yes or no" doesn't stimulate the mind.
@@Cramblit exactly. I’ve always looked at my dad as a genius because he just seemed to know everything but I was just like him. Always questioned everything and that’s how I know everything I do today and what makes a lot of us scientists. No degrees no certificates, just the ability to learn from the simple question of “why?”
@Swintyy Yes he did simplify it for the masses, but he didn't simplify it to the level the kid would fully understand either. "Yes timmy, a black hole could theoretically eat another, next question" is literally as simplified as he could have gotten, but he didn't go that simple, he still had a complex enough answer despite it being simplified to keep the kid engaged and interested, hopefully.
Or he tried to time travel to the past but his body got distorted so he aged backwards instead of traveling back in time (kinda like Paul Rudd turning into a baby in avengers endgame)
no, neil has just lit a spark in that kid more than his current 2nd grade imagination. he will become a great astrophysicist one day. you can see it in the kid's eye, the wonder and passion neil's answer illicited.
How about we just admit we don’t know what the kid is thinking because we can’t read his mind nor do we know anything about him at all to give us an accurate answer.
Alina Tahir yup. But still give the benefit of the doubt because I enjoyed Neil's story and most kids find the thought of time travel extremely interesting.
Clayton (the kid) - "Will a black hole be able to suck in another black hole?" Neil - "A grad student at my college did a thesis on colliding black holes" Clayton - "I know, I read it"
@@iseekpeaceandtranquility He's a homo sapien cercopithecidae Homo heidelbergensis male of the primate species that is genetically built distinctly divergently disparate.
- Clayton asks a smart question - Every adult in the room laughs, without a reason - Turns out Clayton's question was VERY smart - Isn't it passed everybody but Clayton's bedtime?
I did my student teaching in second grade. During that time, my brother died, but fir various reasons, I still went to school. While I was explaining the morning work, one child interrupted me (normally not acceptable, but it was cute in this case) and asked, "Miss G, are you awake?" I said, "Yes." He said, "Because your eyes still look like you're asleep." My heart melted one second, but then the next second I was panicking because I had to explain what happened without mentioning "brother," "died," "suicide" and without causing a million more questions. So I explained that I had upsetting news that morning, but was okay now and wanted it to be a good day. That instantly caused a million more questions, lol. So I kind of awkwardly said I needed to get back to the morning work. My cooperating teacher said she couldn't have done it better.
I like how he treat the kid as an adult by giving him the answer in that manner. the kid might not understand the whole answer but on the long run that is so much beneficial for the child development
That's what you do. Wether you happen to be conversing about collisions between black holes or just normally raising a child, it just goes better that way.
"Noone ever understood the thesis of another physicist. But if you are well experienced enough, you just scroll down to the summary and there you have it!"
Here’s a question, if matter that is swirling around these two black holes, and some of that matter is propelled into the past, can the black holes actually make extra food to eat? Matter to consume, you know the thing. If the matter is sent back to where it was a week ago, then it would double in size, and around again, and quadruple, and on and on. Or would that be some kind of paradox that would not be possible for some other strange reason?
I like how the ultimate answer was “ they eat each other “ but it took him nearly three minutes to say it . Truly the mark of a man who’s been to college
so basically he went off on a tangent where the kid wouldn’t be able to understand and then proceeded to answer the actual question simply asf lmaooo I love him
My son, who will be starting 1st grade next school year just asked this same question. I remembered seeing this video a while back, so I showed it to him, and he was enthralled. Thanks Neil!
I can see the kid going to school saying "I asked Neil if a black hole could eat another black hole and he said I should be in 12th grade." Then the teacher or classmates responding "well what did he say" and the kid kind of just shrugs his shoulders and says "I dont know."
I love how so many people in the comments are saying he didn't even answer the question. Apparently, you didn't even watch the whole video. He answers it at the end.
rolling through the comments cause the clip annoyed me, and i want to answer the kids question ; Black holes cannot absorb each other, but they will fuse, as the smaller black hole will be pulled into the gravitational distortion of the larger black hole. the smaller black hole will then add its own gravitational distortion, and, eventually, the two will merge, with the larger original black hole exponentially increasing in size as a result.
Yes or No answers suck :D Because they always lead to further questions, which could be answered in first place "Do you wanna go eat out?" Yes "Should we get pizza or kebab? Or go in some fancy place?" Yes "Any suggestions where?" Yes All this could have been avoided by just answering "Yeah I would love to go eat out. Maybe that pizza place?"
What I enjoy about this kid’s question is, it happened before I was born, and his kids’ kids’ kids (etc.) live in a space-borne construct well beyond our galaxy. Good fortune to them.
I like how Tyson doesn't explain to the kid in kiddie terms but as if he were another grown adult capable of understanding. We underestimate kids a lot. Also I liked how he frankly admitted the actual theory and calculations for this were beyond his knowledge level. Tyson is many things, but arrogant isn't one of them.
Not that I know of. But they should. Oooh! What are they called like, dirt cupcakes? With crushed Oreos as the dirt on the cupcake with gummy worms as the worms? Those were dope as hell. They should do that, but instead of cupcakes they should do that on candy apples. Honey crisp candy apples.
I like how he said, "I didn't understand a single page in it". This is the trick that our elderly *Electric Network Analysis* professor used o get us to ACTUALLY read the newer research papers,he definitely understood but he wanted to see what a perplexed and curious younger mind would attempt to solve the problems which are tough for their teachers. Such teachers are really the gems among people.
Why is Donald Trump pretty and I am not? But why does he only have a wife but I have TWO HOT GIRLFRIENDS who I show off in my masterpiece YT videos? Do you know the answer, dear om
Yes, the kid will, they are too trusting. They believe any bullshit you tell them. I let my nephew look for my board stretcher for 6 weeks. I needed it really badly because I cut a board 1/16th of an inch too short.
@@jasonrhodes9683 Ahh. Yes, board stretchers. You can find them at the back of you local home depot store. While you are there be sure to find a long weight. You may want to take a seat if you need to as a staff member if one is out the back. Thanks for your assistance, so you are wanting a board stretcher and a long weight.
I like that Neil gave the answer that he did because the kid did ask a genuinely interesting question that has so much going on with it in terms of what actually happens.
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Thank you brother
Only 1 person other than myself commented on your now 2 year old comment. Please go away. Einstein sought to make the complex simple. You try your best to make the simple complex.. you're a fraud.
@@-.-Monster why the hate Bro?
@@ryosukemma because his goal is to make people stupid. He should not be a public figure.
@@-.-Monster i what way? Of course im not an astrophysic guy, im a nutritonist but i find interesting how people are interested in those kind of topics you know? What do you think about Brian coxx?
This kid then grows up to become the student who writes the thesis, solves time travel and goes back in time to inspire Neil who then inspires him to write the thesis
Bootstrap paradox
Holy shit🤯🤯🤯
Damn
omfg
That was deep... I love it!
Clayton had no idea what this man just said
Lol you commented this 2 mins ago 😂
Hi :)
He just stood there and like, "it is past my bedtime"
Bruh
He’s going to spend his entire life trying to figure out wtf Neil just said.
Neil Tyson: 'Isn't it past your bed time?'
Clayton: 'Yes, but i collided two black holes and traveled back in time to ask you this'
😂
Or am I?
**Vsauce music plays**
And the winner is...@Jack Harriott
@@GalluZ 💀😂😂
He’s actually not even been born yet
I love how he didn’t dumb it down. He straight up was talking to a 2nd grader about Einstein’s theory of relativity
As it should be. The kid should walk away with more questions to look up himself, or keep him interested in the subject. A simple "yes or no" doesn't stimulate the mind.
@@Cramblit exactly. I’ve always looked at my dad as a genius because he just seemed to know everything but I was just like him. Always questioned everything and that’s how I know everything I do today and what makes a lot of us scientists. No degrees no certificates, just the ability to learn from the simple question of “why?”
@Swintyy
Yes he did simplify it for the masses, but he didn't simplify it to the level the kid would fully understand either. "Yes timmy, a black hole could theoretically eat another, next question" is literally as simplified as he could have gotten, but he didn't go that simple, he still had a complex enough answer despite it being simplified to keep the kid engaged and interested, hopefully.
@@Cramblit his name is Clayton
@Swintyy he simplified it for the average human, not to a 2nd grader
"Isn't it past your bed time?"
"Time is relative Neil"
„Bed time is a construct”
spittin facts
i like now new this comment is lol
this video just came in everyone's recommended list for no reason
@@Sanyu-Tumusiime So, did I just end up back in 2018, is the Earth about to be eaten by two black holes??? Yikes!!!!
@@KjetilBalstad Yikes!
Plot twist: Clayton is actually the one who wrote the thesis, he just went back in time by following the right path between two colliding black holes.
Top tier comment
Clayton thinking to himself while Neil Tyson was giving his answer: of course ik him, he's me.
This comment made my day
This deserves more likes LOL
This made me laugh out loud thank you
Atleast Clayton will have footage of the exact moment he realized he no longer wanted to be an Astrophysicist.
HAHAHA
He's now working at Wendy's
I literally laughed out loud at this!
This made me lol
Plot twist: the kid is the guy who wrote the thesis and has travelled through time as a proof of concept...
👌
ayooo
GET THIS PERSON A TROPHY
I was here before this comment blew up
Holy fuck...that makes perfect sense lmao , you deserve more likes
Plot twist: That kid is Neill's friend who wrote that Thesis on Colliding Black Holes and he time traveled in future to attend this event.
Or he tried to time travel to the past but his body got distorted so he aged backwards instead of traveling back in time (kinda like Paul Rudd turning into a baby in avengers endgame)
I was going to write this... wait you wrote the thesis!
Kid slowly turns head...
"So you do remember me..."
O.o
ah, the good 'ole bootstrap paradox.
its a paradox...
Neil: Can I ask what grade your in and your name?
Closed Captions: suck it and my name is Clayton.
Yeah that’s what i heard too 😂
🤣
The captions I have say: "Suck it and my name is Clinton"
OH my gahd, I had to actually check that, it is no joke people!
Same here!
Clayton: “Dad, next time you ask your own damn questions.....”
LMAOOOOOO.
Underated
LOL!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣
This is what has been happening
It turns out Clayton was the one who wrote that thesis paper. He de-aged himself using black hole shenanigans so he could casually dunk on NdT.
He experimented with black holes, went back in time, wrote that thesis and then came back and asked about it just to show off
holly shit, best comment, after the one that will be posted in 3 years from now on 21.05.2024
Wouldn't it be NTD ?
This is frfr the best comment/ conspiracy ever
NIce plot!
Neil: **Blinking in morse code telling the hidden sniper to take the shot.**
Omg💀
"Take the shot, it's past his bedtime."
Yeah, I thought that this was the mind blowing part too!
😂 I'm just imagining that through the whole video now
tangina
Neil could have just said "yea." but he gave an answer that the kid deserved. And that's awesome.
Kid's standing there like:
"I just wanted a yes or no answer"
no, neil has just lit a spark in that kid more than his current 2nd grade imagination. he will become a great astrophysicist one day. you can see it in the kid's eye, the wonder and passion neil's answer illicited.
@@bakotako nope he was expecting a short and brief answer
A conversation where you answer only with yes and no is a shitty conversation.
How about we just admit we don’t know what the kid is thinking because we can’t read his mind nor do we know anything about him at all to give us an accurate answer.
Alina Tahir yup. But still give the benefit of the doubt because I enjoyed Neil's story and most kids find the thought of time travel extremely interesting.
Clayton (the kid) - "Will a black hole be able to suck in another black hole?"
Neil - "A grad student at my college did a thesis on colliding black holes"
Clayton - "I know, I read it"
Or
"I know, I wrote it."
;)
Or I know, i entered colliding black holes, traveled back in time and whispered my experience to that students' ear which inspired that thesis.
@@JGaute that just heart my brain to think about 😂😂😂
@@JGaute He was that student
He actually said “suck it my name is Clinton”
Clayton be like “it was just a simple yes or no question 😭”
"What would happen if two black holes collided with each other?"
-"Yes"
@@huevonesunltd I think the main question was can two black holes collide. Then the answer could just have been yes or no
@@huevonesunltd no
@@huevonesunltd
Can a black hole suck in another black hole?
-yes
That’s what the actual yes or no question is lol
Clayton: “Stupid humans, I already know the answer”
NdT: "Isn't it past your bedtime?"
Kid: *"Time is an illusion; bedtime doubly so."*
"W-What, so everyone's supposed to sleep every single night now? You know that nighttime makes up half of all time?"
Reality is an illusion
The universe is a hologram
Buy gold
Bye
underrated comment
Nice Douglas Adams reference.
@@Ponera-Sama Man I miss that show
I like Clayton. No small talk, no formalities. He gets straight to the point and asks the tough questions.
Which Tyson avoids :/
Man's said, life is short and so is my question.... Why isn't your answer?? 😑
@s b he did but he had to actually beat around the bush rather than going straight to the point like what Clayton did
@s b he talked as if he wanted to proof to his audience that hes a legit dr rather than actually wanting to answer the boy
@@Lee-qj4hk Do you have ears? 3:02. Comment after you've watched the video.
Clayton: Can two black holes collide?
Neil: Did you know that I was born on my birthday?
😂😂😂😂😂😂 LoL
Neil ended his argument that these BHs eat eachother and will get twice in size.
""Can a black hole eat a black hole?"
"They fuse together, but here's how you can travel back in time"
“The distortion of space and time...”
Kid: “Yes go on”
😁😁
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@@ali_new_world Because the comment is 8 hour old
@@kapralwichura lol
"Dammit Neil, I need the numbers...give me the maths, man!" - kid, probably
Kid: can a black hole suck in another black hole?
Neil: Well let’s begin with the start of the universe
If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe
@@pedroakjr2371 no i first need apple
@BigLilChungus nah that man clearly don't need the universe, he built different.
@@iseekpeaceandtranquility He's a homo sapien cercopithecidae Homo heidelbergensis male of the primate species that is genetically built distinctly divergently disparate.
@@markmadea7075 LOL
Bruh poor kid asked a no/yes question and Neil out here explaining the whole universe and some baking recipes that he remembered again
The man's hands explaining colliding black holes:
✋👋🤚👐🙌🤲👉👈🙏💥
The kid is fine, but aren't we gonna appreciate the doctoral guy who wrote an entire thesis on colliding black holes?
no
Not to mention until recently black holes were just a theory by Einstein.
he just made that up
@@grung701 hawkings not einstiem
No. The earth is flat. Deal with it
“Isn’t it passed your bedtime?” Bro Clayton probably gives his parents bedtime
@@liberalheadshot722 what?
@@reillyjarrosiak63 what don’t u understand
@@ninjabieber7695 Issa boomer
@@pitdog913ah yes the magical boomer/old head
😂😂😂😂
I love how Tyson doesn’t even give it in simple terms, he just talks like he’s talking to another astrophysicist
Really? I imagined that would be a whole other level of complez terms
Honestly I liked how professional he sounded. And didn’t even try to small talk around it. And skip the question as he took some time in answering
This is also what happens when a Starbucks is built across the street from another Starbucks.
And all a passerby would see is a swirling vortex of ugg boots and black leggings
MLOL😆
It would probably end up into being the same starbucks, but just expanded in both street sides
Mega starbucks
They merge to become a Dunkin Donuts
Can't believe Neil Tyson had the nerve to tell a full grown 12th grader it was past his bed time.
it was a 2nd grader
@@mateolamy1441 in every comment their always is a person who doesn't get sarcasm donny knows he's in 2nd grade he was being sarcastic
R/Woosh
@@mpb6491 Sure friend.
@@mateolamy1441 get outta' here.
kid boutta collide some black holes so he can go back to a time where he didn't ask this question 😭😭
YOU WIN BRO☠️☠️☠️😭
- Clayton asks a smart question
- Every adult in the room laughs, without a reason
- Turns out Clayton's question was VERY smart
- Isn't it passed everybody but Clayton's bedtime?
Yeah I thought the laughs were a bit rude to the kid
But this is what always happen, people are shocked to see kids in this position
I think they were all laughing because the question was so out there and mainly unthought of before
Haha. Love the last line 😂👍🏾
Kid - “Can black holes collide?”
Neils Mind - *fuck, i don’t know. gotta make up something quick*
“Isn’t it past your bedtime?”
lmao
I agree
Why are they recommwnding old videos to people?
@@joeylamp_holder2013 yeah
I'm replying bcuz I know this will be a popular comment, anyways at 0:36 look at the captions :)
edit: suck it... black hole...?
I teach 2nd grade. You wouldn’t know how proud I would be if a student came up to me asking something like this.
I did my student teaching in second grade. During that time, my brother died, but fir various reasons, I still went to school. While I was explaining the morning work, one child interrupted me (normally not acceptable, but it was cute in this case) and asked, "Miss G, are you awake?" I said, "Yes." He said, "Because your eyes still look like you're asleep." My heart melted one second, but then the next second I was panicking because I had to explain what happened without mentioning "brother," "died," "suicide" and without causing a million more questions. So I explained that I had upsetting news that morning, but was okay now and wanted it to be a good day. That instantly caused a million more questions, lol. So I kind of awkwardly said I needed to get back to the morning work. My cooperating teacher said she couldn't have done it better.
I like how he treat the kid as an adult by giving him the answer in that manner. the kid might not understand the whole answer but on the long run that is so much beneficial for the child development
Kid asked a big question he got a big answer
I love how he's not talking down to the kid, or acting like he wouldn't know what the big words he's using means.
I was actually impressed by that as well. I didn't expect that.
Except the part where he told him to go to bed.
@@vinnievincent85 lol that was just funny
That's what you do. Wether you happen to be conversing about collisions between black holes or just normally raising a child, it just goes better that way.
@@nocturnalcb he is not saying that it was not funny.he was Just pointing out facts.
I love how he's like: "I'm not actually smart enough to understand this, but this is what I do know about it"
Great guy. Wish more teachers were like that
"Noone ever understood the thesis of another physicist. But if you are well experienced enough, you just scroll down to the summary and there you have it!"
Since he couldnt understand a thing, he just read the conclusion :))
Here’s a question, if matter that is swirling around these two black holes, and some of that matter is propelled into the past, can the black holes actually make extra food to eat? Matter to consume, you know the thing. If the matter is sent back to where it was a week ago, then it would double in size, and around again, and quadruple, and on and on. Or would that be some kind of paradox that would not be possible for some other strange reason?
@@alphagt62 I think that breaks on of the laws of physics...aka you can't create nor destroy matter.. if you believe that kind of thing.
I like how the ultimate answer was “ they eat each other “ but it took him nearly three minutes to say it . Truly the mark of a man who’s been to college
Yeah I’m sure the scientific PHD papers he was referring to say “they eat each other”
Someone didn't go to college 😬
so black holes are gay
“isn’t it passed your bedtime” Clayton tells the sun when to set.
"Isn't it past your bedtime?"
*"I DON'T NEED SLEEP, I NEED ANSWERS"*
would like but it has 69 likes
would like but it has 100 likes
@@yuzutranslationch.8516 i litterally commented like an hour ago how did he get so many like just like that
Basically everybody on TH-cam.
He'll never get answers. He'll get guesses, but never answers.
so basically he went off on a tangent where the kid wouldn’t be able to understand and then proceeded to answer the actual question simply asf lmaooo I love him
The long explanation is for the adults there and the simplified answer is for the kid. Two stone with one bird 🤷♂️
@@Mikasks two birds with one stone you mean?
Edit: nvm he didn’t stutter carry on 😅
@@tintin5967 did I fucking stutter?
@@Mikasks 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Mikasks Gotta get two birds stoned at once.
My son, who will be starting 1st grade next school year just asked this same question. I remembered seeing this video a while back, so I showed it to him, and he was enthralled. Thanks Neil!
Neil was so impressed a little kid asked that question, he actually brought up the encounter later on a talk show.
Kid: "do black holes eat each other"
Tyson: *rant about space time*
Kid: Bruh I just need a yes or no I'm trying to win a bet
Give the kid he’s bet money 😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩
I bet the kid got his money back lol
he really needed that $5
Lmao
Unfortunately you spoiled an amusing comment by using the stupidity signifier "bruh".
The kid is standing there like: “whaaaaat the fuuuuck did he just say?”
Dad told him to ask the queen... 🌝
lol I was thinking the same thing
Man, I asked a simple yes-or-no question and I get the same speech my daddy gives me when he does not know.
Nope, that kid understands what NdT just said deeper than you or I ever will. Past or future days.
jokes on you, in 10 years he invents the time machine
That kid is what we need more of....
Boiling down complex material in a simplistic form for children to understand is the truest sign of great intelligence.
The kid actually looks like he expected that answer
Duh, because Google.
@@JohnSmith-qq6wi I don't think that kid knew google this is old video btw
Kid: "yeah that sounds about in line with my calculations. Thanks for the confirmation old man"
He was just seeing if neil knew the answer lol
I feel as if his answer brought me back to the past where I didn’t know the answer.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lmao
Haha brilliant
😂😂
🤣
Imagine a standing ovation for asking a question
Plot twist: Clayton is actually a cosmologist and was testing neil
Kid has a “wouldn’t you like to know, weather boy” mood
Noice!
@Jordan Lauterbach probably just nervous
“Wouldn’t you like to know, black hole boy”
Kid just smacks of whit privelege
@@trentbateman What is this "Whit Privelege" you speak of?
This kid wrote the paper Neil referenced and then traveled back in time to ask this question.
If he travelled back in time, Neil would have been the kid and he would have been the phd student or young doctor.
@@u.v.s.5583 How about: kid grows up, uses two black holes to travel back in time, then writes the paper Neil referenced?
Unless he traveled back in time to give birth to himself
@wmaneker As long as his future self doesn't pull a Philip j fry!
Woah
This is exactly what the Key and Peele skit on him was like 🤣
I'm always impressed by people who can explain incredibly complicated concepts in a way that a child can understand without dumbing down the facts.
The kid's probably like: Damn, I wish I didn't ask that question, that took like an hour.
HAHA Where are the likes at
😭😭
Lol
this got me bro😂😂he was thinking “damn.. that’s crazy.. hurry tf up😭
"Yeah, NOW it's past my bedtime, you old git!"
I can see the kid going to school saying "I asked Neil if a black hole could eat another black hole and he said I should be in 12th grade." Then the teacher or classmates responding "well what did he say" and the kid kind of just shrugs his shoulders and says "I dont know."
@Dale Weiss shut up racist
"...I didn't catch what he was saying but I know that was incredibly mind-blowing stuff."
This kid was listening intently. Im pretty sure he understood most of it. Most of it being that even Neil didnt understand.
He blinded me with science!
@@marcperras4860 How is that racist? Stop trying to redefine words for your agenda.
Clayton is like 👌 this close to breaking out in tears every time the crowd laughs at him
I love how so many people in the comments are saying he didn't even answer the question. Apparently, you didn't even watch the whole video. He answers it at the end.
Kid: can 2 black holes collide?
Niel: When I was in high school...
pause
rolling through the comments cause the clip annoyed me, and i want to answer the kids question ;
Black holes cannot absorb each other, but they will fuse, as the smaller black hole will be pulled into the gravitational distortion of the larger black hole. the smaller black hole will then add its own gravitational distortion, and, eventually, the two will merge, with the larger original black hole exponentially increasing in size as a result.
@@fukumarkzuckerburg thank you sir...
@@fukumarkzuckerburg i mean he did say that............eventually
It appears you still have little to say.
Kid is prolly like: “I just wanted a yes or no answer”
that's what I was like.
Yes or No answers suck :D
Because they always lead to further questions, which could be answered in first place
"Do you wanna go eat out?"
Yes
"Should we get pizza or kebab? Or go in some fancy place?"
Yes
"Any suggestions where?"
Yes
All this could have been avoided by just answering "Yeah I would love to go eat out. Maybe that pizza place?"
That's topically predicted algorithm. As "Yes", if "yes", so "how".
Subjects like this one need to be explained like he did.
Damn y’all last three that commented need to learn how to take a joke. Smh 🤦🏻♂️ Boris had no issue with the joke the rest of you did lmao
What I enjoy about this kid’s question is, it happened before I was born, and his kids’ kids’ kids (etc.) live in a space-borne construct well beyond our galaxy. Good fortune to them.
I like how Tyson doesn't explain to the kid in kiddie terms but as if he were another grown adult capable of understanding. We underestimate kids a lot. Also I liked how he frankly admitted the actual theory and calculations for this were beyond his knowledge level. Tyson is many things, but arrogant isn't one of them.
kid: "can black holes collide?"
Neil: "I dunno, want a snickers?"
😂😂
Here before popular
@@slushyface307 omg,, I just came back to see these many likes,, honestly,, this is more than enough popularity for mee
ROFL
omg sir im huge fan sir please autograph me 😳
Leaf and dirt: *are existing*
Me in 2nd grade: This is some serious gourmet sh*t.
I almost pissed myself reading thad omfg, comment of the year 😂
Makes it funnier imagining you as your pfp (only if you know twitch emotes)
@@gammergames3322 ofc I know twitch emotes
Me cultured, a intellijenc marine, laughing at this comment while eating crayons like French fries.
@@afrog2666 I read this whilst pissing
He didn't get his mind blown away he got his question overexplained
This kid is going places
I love how the scientific community applauded the child’s curiously
How they,especially neil,saw his potencial.imagination and fantasy are the most important treasure,kids should be promotet
@@ankou6063 What?
@@marsupreme3232 basically he’s saying that they saw him as a smart young man
Uhhh someone had him ask that uhhh
@@ankou6063 Jesus Christ please fix this comment, I thought I was having an aneurysm!
Plot twist: Clayton backward time travelled and he was the one who Neil mentioned that made the thesis back then.
jaw drop!!!
Mind
Blown
Omg I have a theory bitches
Thats what I thought.... Kinda like a boot strap paradox....
Bro 😭 movie idea 😂
That poor kid had no idea what kind of can of worms he opened up
kid just expected a "yes" or "no" but got THIS😭 he didn't get anything
Me in 2nd grade:
“Do they make candy apples with gummy worms?”
Not gonna lie, that would be dope
I thought candy apples were fake up until like 7th grade when I saw a kid eating one and I was like holy shit.
If they don't they really should. That's genius.
This kid may be smart, but you're out there asking the real questions.
Not that I know of. But they should. Oooh! What are they called like, dirt cupcakes? With crushed Oreos as the dirt on the cupcake with gummy worms as the worms? Those were dope as hell. They should do that, but instead of cupcakes they should do that on candy apples. Honey crisp candy apples.
NDT: "Isn't it past your bed time?"
Kid: "Not with space-time distortion and past time travel, old man"
HahahAhHaha
🤣
Imagine him being a 70 year old scientist (disguised as a kid) from the future searching for an answer from Tyson
HAHHAHAHA
"Wouldn't you like to know Space-Time boy!"
Thanks for TH-cam recommending this video.
I like how he said, "I didn't understand a single page in it". This is the trick that our elderly *Electric Network Analysis* professor used o get us to ACTUALLY read the newer research papers,he definitely understood but he wanted to see what a perplexed and curious younger mind would attempt to solve the problems which are tough for their teachers. Such teachers are really the gems among people.
The measure of a truly intelligent man is not only their capability, but also their sense of humility. Love you Neil!
He is a actor not a scientist
Great guy. Great kid. Great question
Great response. Love it.
Why is Donald Trump pretty and I am not? But why does he only have a wife but I have TWO HOT GIRLFRIENDS who I show off in my masterpiece YT videos? Do you know the answer, dear om
@@josephscott6642 Well said Joseph.
@@josephscott6642 and you are a troll, not a valid commentator :)
past your bedtime? clayton can stay up as long as he wants neil
Make video nerd
I mean for fucks sake he's in the 12th grade now
stfu haedox it was a joke
It’s past his parents bedtime though.
Yeah N E I L
I like how he started it with a joke , great way to make science more fun
First thing out of his mouth that somewhat made sense to me. Still love hearing him talk.
Kid: "Can a black hole absorb another black hole?"
Neil: "Ur not gonna fukn believe this.."
lmaoooo
😂😂😂
Yes, the kid will, they are too trusting. They believe any bullshit you tell them. I let my nephew look for my board stretcher for 6 weeks. I needed it really badly because I cut a board 1/16th of an inch too short.
@@jasonrhodes9683 what
@@jasonrhodes9683 Ahh. Yes, board stretchers. You can find them at the back of you local home depot store. While you are there be sure to find a long weight. You may want to take a seat if you need to as a staff member if one is out the back. Thanks for your assistance, so you are wanting a board stretcher and a long weight.
Clayton in his mind: "I'm not convinced. Bring back Pluto".
No way! It's a Mickey Mouse planet!
Pluto is a planet! Arcoring to Jerry Smith, the scientist from earth!
I was in second grade when they announced Pluto was no longer a planet
Listen, you made my day
@@gagslovedotcom That's why Clay wants it back! 😅
1:29 Clayton clocked TF out 😂
I like that Neil gave the answer that he did because the kid did ask a genuinely interesting question that has so much going on with it in terms of what actually happens.
As Yoda said: “Truly wonderful, the mind of a child is”
Thank you Victor
Thank you Victor
Thank you Victor
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He is the coolest guy I've ever found on internet. I whish he visits my country Bangladesh 🇧🇩
That’s a pretty good question. I never thought of that!
He's like: *"I don't have enough knowledge to answer that yet...wanna hear a fun fact tho?"*
@David De Goat damn bro chill lmfao
@David De Goat agreed
@David De Goat anger issues much ?
@David De Goat Jujustu Kaisen taking over the world
@David De Goat Why? Aren’t you oxygen wasting too? What makes you useful? Do you consider yourself a good person?
NDT: Isn't it past your bedtime?
Clayton: Maybe in a timeline where black holes didn't collide.
Hahahahahaha
Smart
Even if it is a timeline where they collided, it would still be past his bedtime if he's asking the question.
@@Aeruthus r/woosh
Don't worry about my bed time dude I'll just ride colliding black holes into the past
He could have said "I don't know, Clayton," but here we are.
Jeez man, no need to blow his brains out. He was just asking a question.
kid just wanted a 'yes' or 'no' answer...
🤣🤣
And that's how he become a humanist...
He answered at the end - as long as the kid was listening, he would absolutely have his answer given
@@LanceWillMakeIt Lol the kid was in the 2nd grade. He was thinking about Minecraft about 10 seconds into the answer.
@@DreamfactoryZero I doubt it - he was clearly interested enough to go to that place and ask the question in the first place
The boy so smart. Mr.Tyson also good at giving explanation in simple sentences but true.
Clayton just standing there, like a man
Neil: here's a bunch of words. And backwards time travel.
S. Ali -- Ahhh! I'm still mad at him over Pluto and the visiting "rock" from another galaxy!
I would have understood more Iwas a very intelligent kid
Yeah. Him and michio kaku annoys me
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@@Alex.R.O.P They have their place. They are like Bill Nye The Science Guy for adults.
Kid: "I'm just expecting a yes or no answer."
A conversation where you answer only with yes and no is a shitty conversation.
likely
@@VSValeant yes
@@VSValeant : But sometimes the best response to a simple question is a simple answer.
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@@VSValeant it is even shittier when your answer is literally 'yes and no'.
He answered the question like he had to reach a certain word count
The kid straight up said 🤯🤯🤯