I’m a pharmacist with a bachelor of commerce degree in financial accounting and next year I’m going to be registering and studying Electrical Engineering because Dr Neil got me back into living Physics again and I had always wanted to be an engineer.
One of the sweetest gentlemen on the planet- Neil and Chuck. The enthusiasm that Neil brings alongwith tonnes of astro-knowledge and the attentiveness that Chuck throws in- if there was a perfect world, these two would be the ideal teacher-student combo. Love them ❤
For any of you who haven’t read any of prof Greene’s books you are missing out guys. “The elegant universe” and “the fabric of the cosmos” are my favourites. Very deep yet not too hard to conceptualise. Try the audiobook versions if you enjoy listening to prof Greene’s calming yet attention demanding demeanour. Fabulous books.
Brian Greene is one of my favourite science communicators. He just has this ability to explain complex concepts in a way almost anybody can understand.
Without Einstein's input, many years ago I realized that 5 minutes of time when I was at work was way slower compared to the 5 minutes immediately after I pressed the snooze button.
That painting in the background of Brian Greene is absolutely EXQUISITE!. to me it speak an unreachable unknown light in the darkness that takes in every ounce of energy, the light attacking and feeding said darkness until there is no room for for it to fill, a black hole. Absolutely exquisite!
No. He interrupts, & doesn’t add anything useful to the discussion. It’s disrespectful to Professor Green having someone of chucks caliber on the show.
@@macysondheimand also i noticed you in a lot of comments lol. Stop going on a hate comment spree bro. Its not healthy. I understand you dont like his presence but come on dude,you are better than this. You have better things to do in your life. Going on a hate comment spree? Seriously?
@@macysondheim I agree, I can do without the atrocious Dad Jokes if there's more science. This show doesn't need a so-called comedian to make it "accessible". {:o:O:}
My two favorite physicists... I love listening to Brian every night before bed. Always a mind blowing conversation between you too. I would love to be in Chuck's position just once.
when the atomic clock was strapped on the pam am plane... does the movement of wires affect the distance an electric pulse has to travel that measure's time? so if the wire is moving at 600mph, that electric pulse will be in that wire a billienth of a second longer than it would relative to the surface of earth... if that pulse is what measures elapsed time, wouldn't the measurement taken then be challengeable?
in the movie contact (based on a book by Carl Sagan)... when the pod is dropped and takes Ellie away at the speed of light, why did only a millisecond pass on earth? for the 90 minutes she was gone, shouldn't about 12 years have passed on earth? not just a millisecond?
After 40 years of being on this planet I was so excited to finally understand this that I texted my Mom and told her about the atomic clock experiment. Her response was "Aww that's nice honey".
One of the best star talks. Brian was terrific, Chuck killed it for everybody there with his wit, humor and serious scientific curiosity. and Neil is just Neil who by the way is getting better with age.. Love it.
Chuck is very smart, he knows most of these answers already. But he plays it up for the camera and asks questions in a easy to understand and comic way. He and Neil are awesome
I tried to listen My concentration was interrupted by Laughing . I would try to refocus but it was very difficult due to laughter about some invisible thought that I could not grasp. Please do this one over without all of the eruption’s from laughter and silly talk I really am interested. I will not give it negative. Due to the topic.
Why? Wouldn't it just cloud your mind? Anyone I've been around (my entire family) seems to think they are saying and hearing mind blowing things, but it seems to just open them up the experiencing epiphanies through nonsense
Why I like this before I like it. I didnt push the like botón. Is this bikini bottom or W is a me mies no se dice mixe o ya. I love the B of your ideas. You whitey wait it guey. Blackys is bet er Black Kiss no. Never Just Kiss Block that Black. And Black list the wise man. That isnt something. You re sure right. May be anything as everrynhing sure. I luppi that style from a blamaste.
Thank you for a delightful episode, love listening to Dr Greene, his explanation is always clear and on point. Would love to watch Brian Time edition of the show as well ;)
This was an absolutely great episode, and I’m not even done with it yet. Brian has a fantastic way to speak in a manner that I can understand it. Yes, I need to rewind…a few times..but I can actually understand it. I’ve never related to Chuck more 😂
There can definitely be a canyon of suffering in translation when it comes to these topics and it takes a person as schooled and deft in the English language as in their own chosen field to break down and convey what they’re trying to say in a way a lay person can understand LOL
Chuck I’m impressed really.. I can’t believe you are a comedian .. if I didn’t know you , I would think this is a discussion between 3 time travel experts .. it’s incredible
It would be good if Neil and Chuck would let the guest finish his sentences and explanations first before cutting /interrupting Brian Greene explanations in mid sentences. It has happened so many times in the Startalk videos where Neil and Chuck would interrupt the guest explanations in mid sentences. Thank you.
I agree: on random comments and most of Chuck, though if you read other comments, Chuck actually adds entertainment, humor, and a common man value in these talks. But when u have a deeper understanding of the topics at hand, as Neil does, u have questions, lots of them, and if u wait till the end, you'd miss what inspired the question, even if you wrote down your question to ask later, as we're conditioned to think as the "polite" thing to do. Yet in this (and many other cases), interrupting to ask questions is part of the beauty, excitement, and imagination of science...
You ain't seen nothing yet! NDT's every appearance on Joe Rogan is a dialogue between NDT and his own enormous ego, while totally excluding Rogan from the conversation
It’s a little bit too much at times.. I’d watch Dave Chappelle or Bill Burr if I wanted laughs or comedy.. it’s entertaining but gets annoying at times..
Im a year late, but i love watching Chucks understanding of the universe just broaden so much as this goes on. I love his enthusiasm to learn about this
Love all your videos Dr. Tyson! You are so brilliant and you explain space and Earthly phenomenon in such a way that average folks can understand. I love all the accents and humor that Lord Nice adds to the show! 5 stars! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Loved the episode. I always love in movies the concept of time travel, for whatever it feeds my soul, just as this episode did. Thank you for the experience.
Yeah. Thats my thoughts too... Do we actually have free will? Is free will just a individual false perception? I hope there will be a another video about this topic too
Why is it that we spend our lifetime to try to attract the universe when it’s doesn’t or is it the other way around … so far what I see is that the universe have not cover or title… it’s purpose is not to the attract ? I am so sure beyond that is the heart
Chuck really makes Neil laugh. I find myself laughing at Neil's laughing. I like that even though Chuck is there for the humor, he's smart enough to join the conversation.
I like Star Talk very much, the characters, the kookie banter, warmth and commradery{sp}, the topics and incites. Its a science show...with and about people 😁 I want to say how much I enjoy what you guys put together and present. If I were to suggest a topic area it would be coverage of specific space travel settlements. where are we apt to settle/explore first and aside from money what are the biggest obstacles? What big science areas and questions could drive this kind of effort. The whole "back to" and beyond the moon.
Neil , the quality and wide diversity of your guest's over the last 6 months or so , have really put me back into your orbit, so to speak, and also love Chucks input into the mix as well. Thanx'
I don't know if it's the actual first mention of literary time travel, but Jormangander travels backward in time when fighting Thor at Ragnarok in Norse mythology, which predates Charles Dickens by about a thousand plus years lol.
In the Guy Piece remake of _The Time Machine,_ there's an extra bonus feature on the DVD, in which the filmmakers point out that after showing the fiance's various unpreventable death/s several times, they stopped, as it got to the point that they was thinking one would start getting into cartoon territory, like dropping on her an anvil or piano from second floor window...
For all the flaws within that movie, The Matrix: Revolutions put it perfectly: "you didn't come here to make a choice you already made it. you're here to try to understand why you made it". "Destiny" is just semantics. A person, under the exact same circumstances, will always choose the same path, hence "Destiny". I'm not even a scientist and It's obvious to me. The "destiny" of my 10 year old me will always be me.
👽Great discussion as always Neil. Dr. Strange has a 'Stargate' creating ability of sorts not mentioned in the video. Knowing where to 'rip' spacetime for a desired location seems impossible. Another interesting topic from the movie interstellar not mentioned is the 'singularity' being inside the 4th dimension tesseract. I would love to hear your thoughts on this subject. Lastly, your thoughts on a possible scenario that we are not the first technological civilization that has inhabited Earth. For example, what if 100 million years ago a civilization left Earth knowing an asteroid was coming? The one that took out the dinosaurs. Cheers Blessings. 🙏
You guys are so funny. More so than any tv show I watch or movies, I consistently find myself laughing more watching StarTalk than anything else! Love it
I love you guys. Nevermind the wisdom and knowledge you bring with every episode and every guest, but the sheer joy you give us is really something else. i love physics, mostly due to reading your books. but i somehow ended up as an MD.haha seeing your content always reminds me why i loved this field, and why i always will. You guys always bring order to my entropy. Cant wait to read Brian's new book during my down time in the clinic. Cheers!
I never thought _A Christmas Carol_ involved time travel; even the Ghosts clarify he's seeing Visions of what has transpired, is transpiring, will transpire [technically _may,_ as the future would be a choice; he was being shown *_a_* (possible) future that would happen if it had not been shown to him]...
I mean, it's possible they plucked the memories out of his head and showed them to him, since we're talking magic (ghosts). But the scientific explanation for seeing the past is photons from the past traveling forward to your retinas in the present (or, as they conjectured, you in a wormhole looking out at the photons from the past as they were emitted to see what was happening X number of years ago).
I really wanna thank you Neil and Chuck for all these videos and explainers, I think they're as informative as entertaining, and for me one of the most interesting content to find on TH-cam. Send support from Mexico🇲🇽
Yeah i think it represent really well that idea that you could travel to the past (and that you always do that) and fullfilled the causal chain of events
Mr. Sommelier may have actually sent Lord Nice Wine🍷 🥂 had he known he was communicating with a actual American Lord. Outstanding episode as anticipated #LordNice #Dr.BrianGreene #Dr.Tyson #TimeTravel #UntilTheEndOfTime #RespectLordNiceTitle (Shout out to Dr. Rick Marshall and Dr. Holly Cantrell "The Land Before Time") .Tachyons ROCK
So far so good... 3 of my favourite guys in Science...Neil and Chuck Nice...the Chuck D and Flava Flav of PHYSICS. Brian Greene .... the Joel Olsteen of String Theory...I LOVE this movement!!!
This is the only thing that keeps me up. The explanation alludes me but I think I just got closer. Thank you. Time as a linear straight line is the problem . Time is not what we think it is at all, it's this movable feast
"How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe", written by Charles Yu, is a favorite book of mine based on time travel. Really gives your mind a workout on understanding causal events.
There were several publications between the release of "A Christmas Carol" (1843) and "The Time Machine" (1895) that explored themes of time travel: 1. "The World As It Will Be" by Émile Souvestre (1846) - This story involves a journey to the year 3000 using a flying locomotive 2. "The Clock That Went Backward" by Edward Page Mitchell (1881) - This story features a clock that transports characters back to the 16th century 3. "El Anacronópete" by Enrique Gaspar y Rimbau (1887) - This novel includes a machine that allows characters to travel back to various historical periods 4. "Looking Backward: 2000-1887" by Edward Bellamy (1888) - This novel involves a character who wakes up in the year 2000 after a long sleep 5. "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" by Mark Twain (1889) - This story features an American who travels back to the time of King Arthur
Chuck is so hilarious, Bravo man! I love time travel discussion! Branching timelines (multiverse) at the moment you travel back in time would seem more plausible. Don't ever leave this timeline or your future will never be as you remember it. Good luck ever getting back to your original future either. We need a temporal mechanics course.
I love listening to smart people. I always come away just a little smarter, myself, thanks to these wonderful people who are willing to share their knowledge. Thank you, everyone. And remember, you can buy their books USED for a fraction of the list price, or even get your library to order a copy if you can't afford to buy them. While in school, I would spend lots of time at the library, reading things that I couldn't afford to buy.
Chuck, you bring SO much to this gig, dude. 🎉👏
This episode is one of the best showcases for why Chuck is by far the best StarTalk co-host.
@@Gerard1971 Totally agree!
Agreed, Chuck is the GOAT.
Chuck's a good boy
I keep trying to watch this channel but get annoyed when Chuck cracks jokes. Just doesn't work for me but glad it does for you guys! Enjoy!
I’m a pharmacist with a bachelor of commerce degree in financial accounting and next year I’m going to be registering and studying Electrical Engineering because Dr Neil got me back into living Physics again and I had always wanted to be an engineer.
How’s that going? That sounds awesome
Brian will forever be one of my cherished science communicators. If I live to be 99, I will still remember his name.
Same here
so if you live to 100 you will forget him ? :O
One of the sweetest gentlemen on the planet- Neil and Chuck. The enthusiasm that Neil brings alongwith tonnes of astro-knowledge and the attentiveness that Chuck throws in- if there was a perfect world, these two would be the ideal teacher-student combo. Love them ❤
For any of you who haven’t read any of prof Greene’s books you are missing out guys.
“The elegant universe” and “the fabric of the cosmos” are my favourites.
Very deep yet not too hard to conceptualise.
Try the audiobook versions if you enjoy listening to prof Greene’s calming yet attention demanding demeanour.
Fabulous books.
His World Science Festival is pretty awesome too
Thank you for sharing this.
@@alexandrugheorghe5610 yeah I like watching those and of course anything at the RI.
@@bernieflanders8822 RI is pretty awesome too.
Brian Greene is one of my favourite science communicators. He just has this ability to explain complex concepts in a way almost anybody can understand.
He's not just a science communicator. He's a leading theoretical physicist, a brilliant scientist, unlike NDT
First saw him on JRE and the way he articulated his thoughts fascinated me. As well as his theory. Always liked him since then
There's a 10+ hour video of him on here teaching physics stuffs. For those interested. It's advanced.
@@alexanderabrashev1366what makes you say NDT isn’t brilliant?
@@illegalsubstance953Alexander is just being abras(hev)ive
love greene he's such an enthusiastic and interesting educator
Hahha. Filthy with Physicist.hahaha🤣🤣🤣
Without Einstein's input, many years ago I realized that 5 minutes of time when I was at work was way slower compared to the 5 minutes immediately after I pressed the snooze button.
The gravity of going to work is stronger than the gravity at work itself. Doing the real science here lol
😂😂😂😂5 minutes of snooze is 2 seconds
@@khanda_limtshelokwakhe if only the mass of my bed was sufficient to slow down time for me
That painting in the background of Brian Greene is absolutely EXQUISITE!. to me it speak an unreachable unknown light in the darkness that takes in every ounce of energy, the light attacking and feeding said darkness until there is no room for for it to fill, a black hole. Absolutely exquisite!
One of the best episodes! Brian Greene is the man! 🔥🔥
Chuck's IKEA joke was 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥.
Dude brought so much comedy & laughs to this episode as well as the show that is immeasurable.
h yeah, great moment indeed 42:31
Absolutely! lol
No. He interrupts, & doesn’t add anything useful to the discussion. It’s disrespectful to Professor Green having someone of chucks caliber on the show.
@@macysondheimand also i noticed you in a lot of comments lol. Stop going on a hate comment spree bro. Its not healthy. I understand you dont like his presence but come on dude,you are better than this. You have better things to do in your life. Going on a hate comment spree? Seriously?
@@macysondheim
I agree, I can do without the atrocious Dad Jokes if there's more science. This show doesn't need a so-called comedian to make it "accessible".
{:o:O:}
We need Brian every 3rd episode ❤️😁 the guy is so great!
My two favorite physicists... I love listening to Brian every night before bed. Always a mind blowing conversation between you too. I would love to be in Chuck's position just once.
You are in his position rn listening at home like him. but chuck just interrupts every episode and guest.
Thanks!
Brian Green and Neil what a combination, I have been watching both for so long and glad they are in the world. Real science, real people refreshing.
One of the best episode on star talk
Neil and chuck are so synchronized and Brian Green is just a amazing scientist
no cap
when the atomic clock was strapped on the pam am plane...
does the movement of wires affect the distance an electric pulse has to travel that measure's time?
so if the wire is moving at 600mph, that electric pulse will be in that wire a billienth of a second longer than it would relative to the surface of earth...
if that pulse is what measures elapsed time, wouldn't the measurement taken then be challengeable?
in the movie contact (based on a book by Carl Sagan)...
when the pod is dropped and takes Ellie away at the speed of light, why did only a millisecond pass on earth?
for the 90 minutes she was gone, shouldn't about 12 years have passed on earth? not just a millisecond?
Always more than one solution to these styles of equations
Wow a brilliant episode! I love how Neil is so happy and cheery all the time ❤️
Neil is always happy and excited to talk about science and its infinite possibilities!
It's called 'duper's delight'.
I don’t. It p1$$€$ me off tbh.
I have never laughed so much, nor learned so much, in a StarTalk episode. Bring back Brian Greene often! 🎯♥
This is a fantastic discussion. Thanks guys
One of y'all's best shows ever in my opinion chuck and Neil are FRAKING hilarious together
My 3 favorite people!! I got so excited when I saw this video pop up. You made my day!
wow, so sorry you don't have real friends who should have been your "favorite people". that's weird.
After 40 years of being on this planet I was so excited to finally understand this that I texted my Mom and told her about the atomic clock experiment. Her response was "Aww that's nice honey".
I’m surprised she even responded. I would have just blocked you.
@@macysondheim thats harsh bro
Adding my vote for Chuck Nice as co-host on all episodes! He’s needed!
Then you can count on my vote to boot Chuck off the show.
@@macysondheimmy votes for chuck, you lose
I learn so much from these discussions. I love how Chuck interjects with comedic relief when the concepts are getting too mind melting!
One of the best star talks. Brian was terrific, Chuck killed it for everybody there with his wit, humor and serious scientific curiosity. and Neil is just Neil who by the way is getting better with age.. Love it.
there is a change in Neil, look at his eyes
agree - this one manage to stand out
Chuck is very smart, he knows most of these answers already. But he plays it up for the camera and asks questions in a easy to understand and comic way. He and Neil are awesome
I felt like Neil was dialing down his insight with Dr. Greene, or maybe he was just hungover or something. Regardless, it worked; great episode.
The dream team!
Das Traumteam
5. Min. Of laughter
Wasted five min
I tried to listen
My concentration was interrupted by
Laughing . I would try to refocus but it was very difficult due to laughter about some invisible thought that I could not grasp. Please do this one over without all of the eruption’s from laughter and silly talk I really am interested. I will not give it negative. Due to the topic.
Square Symposium
IKR!!!!
"Stop being so damn interesting" is the best compliment you'll ever get from someone like Neil.
Forrrr real
Oh man !!
I've been waiting for a long time to see Brian , Neil and Chuck together.
It's like a party for nerds .
It’s charming how they get along with each other and smile and laugh together. Makes me feel better about the world lol
Who else gets high and watch Star Talk?
I literally just toked a whole blunt
Why? Wouldn't it just cloud your mind? Anyone I've been around (my entire family) seems to think they are saying and hearing mind blowing things, but it seems to just open them up the experiencing epiphanies through nonsense
Neil Degrasse Tyson
Why I like this before I like it. I didnt push the like botón. Is this bikini bottom or W is a me mies no se dice mixe o ya. I love the B of your ideas. You whitey wait it guey. Blackys is bet er Black Kiss no. Never Just Kiss Block that Black. And Black list the wise man. That isnt something. You re sure right. May be anything as everrynhing sure. I luppi that style from a blamaste.
i just toked 4 joints and between tysons asperges and lord nices adderral ive found a gem of love and wholesomeness through shared wonder and passion
Thank you for a delightful episode, love listening to Dr Greene, his explanation is always clear and on point. Would love to watch Brian Time edition of the show as well ;)
This was an absolutely great episode, and I’m not even done with it yet. Brian has a fantastic way to speak in a manner that I can understand it. Yes, I need to rewind…a few times..but I can actually understand it. I’ve never related to Chuck more 😂
There can definitely be a canyon of suffering in translation when it comes to these topics and it takes a person as schooled and deft in the English language as in their own chosen field to break down and convey what they’re trying to say in a way a lay person can understand LOL
Thank you guys, loved this episode a bit extra 🙂
I agreed with Chuck! Let Brian go nuts and do questions after. Make it an 8 hour episode!
Chuck still asked the biggest question here, one about the cells. Amazing.
Chuck I’m impressed really.. I can’t believe you are a comedian .. if I didn’t know you , I would think this is a discussion between 3 time travel experts .. it’s incredible
Brian May... Jeff Skunk Baxter....??!! People do and know lots of different stuff. Not thinking that is a modern side effect...
Its true tou become the company you keep. Hang around scientists a lot you'll start sounding like one
I love these. Thank you so much Neil, Chuck and all of your guests. 🔥🙌👍👌
It would be good if Neil and Chuck would let the guest finish his sentences and explanations first before cutting /interrupting Brian Greene explanations in mid sentences. It has happened so many times in the Startalk videos where Neil and Chuck would interrupt the guest explanations in mid sentences. Thank you.
I agree: on random comments and most of Chuck, though if you read other comments, Chuck actually adds entertainment, humor, and a common man value in these talks. But when u have a deeper understanding of the topics at hand, as Neil does, u have questions, lots of them, and if u wait till the end, you'd miss what inspired the question, even if you wrote down your question to ask later, as we're conditioned to think as the "polite" thing to do. Yet in this (and many other cases), interrupting to ask questions is part of the beauty, excitement, and imagination of science...
You ain't seen nothing yet!
NDT's every appearance on Joe Rogan is a dialogue between NDT and his own enormous ego, while totally excluding Rogan from the conversation
It’s a little bit too much at times.. I’d watch Dave Chappelle or Bill Burr if I wanted laughs or comedy.. it’s entertaining but gets annoying at times..
Yessss please!!
I want ask Neil Tyson
Im a year late, but i love watching Chucks understanding of the universe just broaden so much as this goes on.
I love his enthusiasm to learn about this
Love the chemistry between these 3. Always a delight! Science, humor and comradery
Having just finished Dark this was perfect. Such a great video guys, thanks for all you do. Happy Holidays 💙
Best time travel story ever... 👍
Love all your videos Dr. Tyson! You are so brilliant and you explain space and Earthly phenomenon in such a way that average folks can understand. I love all the accents and humor that Lord Nice adds to the show! 5 stars! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I always waited for this episode.👌 It's such a good way to learn stuff.❣️
I am a stage 4 cancer patient and I have taken and continue to take great comfort in this concept of immutable time. Thanks gents.
I LOVE Brian Greene's incredible work, and also his intriguing personality traits. These three ( 3 ) are amazing together.
Thanks Brian and Neil for your awesome books. I think every Physics student should study Neil and Brian's books.
This man gave Interstellar the shout out it deserves. I'll love that movie with every second I have.
Yeah that movie was trippy
Tenet is better
I love Neil's Eddie Murphy laugh. So warm and he seems so fun to be around.
Loved the episode. I always love in movies the concept of time travel, for whatever it feeds my soul, just as this episode did. Thank you for the experience.
I love this trio. I think it’s the best version of Star Talk
Great episode! Brian- really miss your daily equation livestreams!
i would love another video about "free will" with the three of you
that live on stage discussion was very interesting :p
Yeah. Thats my thoughts too... Do we actually have free will? Is free will just a individual false perception? I hope there will be a another video about this topic too
Why is it that we spend our lifetime to try to attract the universe when it’s doesn’t or is it the other way around … so far what I see is that the universe have not cover or title… it’s purpose is not to the attract ? I am so sure beyond that is the heart
KIPP was Dr. Mann's robot, but TARS and CASE were with Cooper and Brand. I read PLEX was the military robot when Cooper first finds the base.
Remember the HAL computer in Space Odyssey 2000? Take the next letter for each letter in the name and wonder if this is a coincidence.
Absolutely brilliant. My favorite episode yet!!! Thank you!
Chuck really makes Neil laugh. I find myself laughing at Neil's laughing. I like that even though Chuck is there for the humor, he's smart enough to join the conversation.
I like Star Talk very much, the characters, the kookie banter, warmth and commradery{sp}, the topics and incites. Its a science show...with and about people 😁
I want to say how much I enjoy what you guys put together and present.
If I were to suggest a topic area it would be coverage of specific space travel settlements. where are we apt to settle/explore first and aside from money what are the biggest obstacles? What big science areas and questions could drive this kind of effort. The whole "back to" and beyond the moon.
Brian Greene and Neil best team
My favorite guest. Also Chuck and Neil killing it.
Neil , the quality and wide diversity of your guest's over the last 6 months or so , have really put me back into your orbit, so to speak, and also love Chucks input into the mix as well.
Thanx'
Always love the episodes with Brian Greene - Perfect trio of entertainment and knowledge :D
I don't know if it's the actual first mention of literary time travel, but Jormangander travels backward in time when fighting Thor at Ragnarok in Norse mythology, which predates Charles Dickens by about a thousand plus years lol.
Bro played God of War and is on a mission
In the Guy Piece remake of _The Time Machine,_ there's an extra bonus feature on the DVD, in which the filmmakers point out that after showing the fiance's various unpreventable death/s several times, they stopped, as it got to the point that they was thinking one would start getting into cartoon territory, like dropping on her an anvil or piano from second floor window...
For all the flaws within that movie, The Matrix: Revolutions put it perfectly: "you didn't come here to make a choice you already made it. you're here to try to understand why you made it". "Destiny" is just semantics. A person, under the exact same circumstances, will always choose the same path, hence "Destiny". I'm not even a scientist and It's obvious to me. The "destiny" of my 10 year old me will always be me.
Finally Brian Greene again! 🙌
Chuck spices this thing all up
👽Great discussion as always Neil. Dr. Strange has a 'Stargate' creating ability of sorts not mentioned in the video. Knowing where to 'rip' spacetime for a desired location seems impossible. Another interesting topic from the movie interstellar not mentioned is the 'singularity' being inside the 4th dimension tesseract. I would love to hear your thoughts on this subject. Lastly, your thoughts on a possible scenario that we are not the first technological civilization that has inhabited Earth. For example, what if 100 million years ago a civilization left Earth knowing an asteroid was coming? The one that took out the dinosaurs. Cheers Blessings. 🙏
I was also going to talk about Stargate. They had to adjust the gate addresses to correspond to their new positions over time.
@@laridd Yeah, Another Great movie and show. Merry Christmas Larissa, Cheers, 🙏❤
You guys are so funny. More so than any tv show I watch or movies, I consistently find myself laughing more watching StarTalk than anything else! Love it
I love you guys. Nevermind the wisdom and knowledge you bring with every episode and every guest, but the sheer joy you give us is really something else. i love physics, mostly due to reading your books. but i somehow ended up as an MD.haha seeing your content always reminds me why i loved this field, and why i always will. You guys always bring order to my entropy. Cant wait to read Brian's new book during my down time in the clinic. Cheers!
Very funny and informational episode
Yes please. Have Brian Greene as a regular guest.
I never thought _A Christmas Carol_ involved time travel; even the Ghosts clarify he's seeing Visions of what has transpired, is transpiring, will transpire [technically _may,_ as the future would be a choice; he was being shown *_a_* (possible) future that would happen if it had not been shown to him]...
I mean, it's possible they plucked the memories out of his head and showed them to him, since we're talking magic (ghosts). But the scientific explanation for seeing the past is photons from the past traveling forward to your retinas in the present (or, as they conjectured, you in a wormhole looking out at the photons from the past as they were emitted to see what was happening X number of years ago).
I really wanna thank you Neil and Chuck for all these videos and explainers, I think they're as informative as entertaining, and for me one of the most interesting content to find on TH-cam.
Send support from Mexico🇲🇽
How about a scientific view on Netflix‘s time travel series Dark?
Yeah i think it represent really well that idea that you could travel to the past (and that you always do that) and fullfilled the causal chain of events
Enjoyed Chucks input today
Brian is always great, and so are Chuck and Neil. Nice one.
Yes I believed everything you ever said👍🙏🎄 love your podcast thank you
It’s not really an option to “believe or not believe” these are simply scientific facts they are presenting and explaining.
@@MowSowearth is flat ur life is a lie
Mr. Sommelier may have actually sent Lord Nice Wine🍷 🥂 had he known he was communicating with a actual American Lord. Outstanding episode as anticipated #LordNice #Dr.BrianGreene #Dr.Tyson #TimeTravel #UntilTheEndOfTime
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(Shout out to Dr. Rick Marshall and Dr. Holly Cantrell "The Land Before Time") .Tachyons ROCK
Mind Blown. WOW
So far so good...
3 of my favourite guys in Science...Neil and Chuck Nice...the Chuck D and Flava Flav of PHYSICS.
Brian Greene .... the Joel Olsteen of String Theory...I LOVE this movement!!!
This is the only thing that keeps me up. The explanation alludes me but I think I just got closer. Thank you. Time as a linear straight line is the problem . Time is not what we think it is at all, it's this movable feast
Got some equations to back that up?
What would happen to black holes if the big rip happened?
Excellent show and fascinating discussion! Thanks Neil and Chuck. Your guest was one of the best.
Am I the only one that finds all the giggling and all the unnecessary comments…just slows down the learning experience that is the only goal I have?
YES!
Yes.
Go read a book or watch one of the thousand lectures...
Fantastic episode! I love it when Brian is a guest.
"How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe", written by Charles Yu, is a favorite book of mine based on time travel. Really gives your mind a workout on understanding causal events.
There were several publications between the release of "A Christmas Carol" (1843) and "The Time Machine" (1895) that explored themes of time travel:
1. "The World As It Will Be" by Émile Souvestre (1846) - This story involves a journey to the year 3000 using a flying locomotive
2. "The Clock That Went Backward" by Edward Page Mitchell (1881) - This story features a clock that transports characters back to the 16th century
3. "El Anacronópete" by Enrique Gaspar y Rimbau (1887) - This novel includes a machine that allows characters to travel back to various historical periods
4. "Looking Backward: 2000-1887" by Edward Bellamy (1888) - This novel involves a character who wakes up in the year 2000 after a long sleep
5. "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" by Mark Twain (1889) - This story features an American who travels back to the time of King Arthur
Minute 43:19 question. It's lovely I had that question for a while. Thanks
My 2 favorite physicists!! 🙌🏾
What a fantastic video. Great chat and very immersive. 🙏👌👍
These guys are great to listen to!
I have seen this 3 times!! 😮 still fascinated about it!
They are so clear with their talks
I hope to see and listen Brian Greene, and Michio Kaku in this program! All at once!
Chuck is so hilarious, Bravo man! I love time travel discussion! Branching timelines (multiverse) at the moment you travel back in time would seem more plausible. Don't ever leave this timeline or your future will never be as you remember it. Good luck ever getting back to your original future either. We need a temporal mechanics course.
This is the best episode and I say this to every episode
Two of my favs Tyson and Greene 👍👍
Incredible fiery passionate conversation. Never any late to say thank you, folks 👏
I love listening to smart people. I always come away just a little smarter, myself, thanks to these wonderful people who are willing to share their knowledge. Thank you, everyone. And remember, you can buy their books USED for a fraction of the list price, or even get your library to order a copy if you can't afford to buy them. While in school, I would spend lots of time at the library, reading things that I couldn't afford to buy.
why?
I love Chuck. He's just as smart as all the scientists they have on this show and a wonderful human being.
Found this podcast by accident but I'm glad I did 🙌