Cosmic Queries : Potpourri with Neil deGrasse Tyson | StarTalk Full Episode
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- Presenting the exclusive, CZcams video version of our full podcast episode, “Cosmic Queries Potpourri,” complete with a few glitches that got edited out of the podcast! We've got another eclectic mix of questions submitted by our fans on social media, selected by co-host Chuck Nice, and answered by Neil deGrasse Tyson. You’ll learn why the Great Attractor isn’t such a big deal anymore and how we’re searching for gravity waves using LIGO. Neil explains pressure differentials and “the bends” and what wouldn’t happen to you if you traveled between space ships without a space suit. Plus dark matter, fusion reactors, nuclear bombs, spectroscopes, black holes, spacetime, information theory and so much more.
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I really enjoy chuck and Neil together. In some of Neil's uploads where he's doing a live performance in front of an audience, he has two other comedians to accompany the show... Probably so some people don't lose interest. The comedians often ruin it for me simply because they interrupt and go off topic because they know nothing of the science. Although Chuck doesn't have a mass wealth of knowledge in astrophysics, he contributes as much as he can. Chuck is a perfect mixture of funny and knowledgeable.
Grenzle 24 so chuck is potpourri? A mixture?
At first, I didn't think I was going to like Chuck Nice, but oh my god, I love him!
*New Full Episode Video! “Cosmic Queries Potpourri”*
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Presenting the exclusive, CZcams video version of our full podcast episode, “Cosmic Queries Potpourri,” complete with a few glitches that got edited out of the podcast! We've got another eclectic mix of questions submitted by our fans on social media, selected by co-host Chuck Nice, and answered by Neil deGrasse Tyson. You’ll learn why the Great Attractor isn’t such a big deal anymore and how we’re searching for gravity waves using LIGO. Neil explains pressure differentials and “the bends” and what wouldn’t happen to you if you traveled between space ships without a space suit. Plus dark matter, fusion reactors, nuclear bombs, spectroscopes, black holes, spacetime, information theory and so much more.
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StarTalk Radio Question: The sun can make fusion up to Iron with a net energy. If or when scientists can make fusion reactions it will not have gravity on their advantage like in the sun. In theory, until what element can fusion reactions can have a net energy?
Put this question on the show :DDD
StarTalk Radio Thank you Neil deGrasse Tyson for feeding my brain information for nearly 20 years.
StarTalk Radio why has a space nerd like me only found this now?
Hello Neil, I would like to know your opinion on "free energy" or getting more energy from something than your putting in, is it totally impossible or not yet proven?
Neal and Chuck are masters of converting “Humor into knowledge”
Fredric Bethune That’s exactly why this series is so successful
They do it they other way around too! They’re awesome
After watching pretty much all the podcasts even with other comedians I can say that “ no one can do it better than chuck” he understands the thought process of Neil which is crucial for these podcasts📺
I know the full video is not the regular format, but it sure is nice to sit back and have knowledge dropped for a good 45 minutes. Hoping for more!
chuck isnt pretending to pay attention and make jokes just to do a job
he is genuinely listening and learning you could see how he understand complex things that average person wouldn't know, that's inspiring good going chuck.
This was very fun. Can't imagine what I would do every evening without star talk.
Chuck's knowledge base has improved so dramatically since this podcast. I love seeing the progress of intellectual curiosity. =)
CB Glass III shut up lil bitch
So great to hear NdGT talking about looking for signs of gravitational waves, when they were found for the first time less than 8 months later. Gotta love it!
I freaking LOVE these videos!! I always learn such cool stuff! :)
How have I not heard of this before? Have I been living under a rock or something? Subscribed! *Now put this in my veins!* ♥
We're also a podcast! Subscribe to StarTalk Radio for a whole lot more.
Awesome, I only found this channel today and I already love you guys, also these are hilarious, I haven't laughed this hard in a while, the best way to learn! :D
THIS MADE MY DAY when I saw this in my subscription box! YAYYYY!!! A full episode !!
Funny edu-tainment! Love the word in gravity wave size/search and speed vs size to explain earth/Jupiter orbits. We need more StarTalk on earth. Thx guys!
Neil deGrasse Tyson, Protector and Champion of Nerds everywhere!!
I love this full episodes. Keep it coming.
thanks for finally posting full episode. :)
I love the raw version vid ^_^ , cant wait till the next full episodes.
Love this! Chuck and Neil are great together!
Neal and Chuck, thank you for StarTalk!
that chuck nice seems like a smart guy!
This whole time, listening only via podcast, I had no idea Chuck was a black gentleman. Mind-Blown
not to be racist but i find that hard to believe. he has a stereotypical black voice. i love me some chuck nice baby!
Neil B hahaha its the truth man, that was when I was first getting into the show
i'm just grateful that shows like this exist to try to counter the rampant stupidity that for example allowed for trump to be elected. long way to go still
this was amazing, funny, entertaining and interesting! keep the good work!
Love you two and you both have great radio voices 😀
more full episodes!
This was extremely entertaining Loved it
really were great questions and expertly answered. thanks
One of the funniest episodes, Chuck even teaching or calling out NDT a couple times amazing
Love this show . . . thanks Neil and staff
Please, more of these!
Chuck is an expert at when to move on to a new question. There was an episode when Neil left Charles Liu and Chuck by themselves for the third segment and it literally flowed smoother than it ever has before or since 😂
One day I'll be my own personal astrophysicist.
I'm really liking these!
"Is bone a liquid?" Dying. Chuck's face had me in tears.
Potpourri = variety, or _a mix,_ a little of this, a little of that
ziffulmyer No. The literal translation is rotten pot. Pot as in jar, bowl... The term is specifically used for a mix of dried or rotting plants that give out a pleasant smell. Sometimes, where you might be right, it is used for a selection of old folk songs or poems.
ziffulmyer POTPOURRI Synonyms:
agglomerate, agglomeration, alphabet soup, assortment, botch,clutter, collage, crazy quilt, farrago, gallimaufry, grab bag, gumbo,hash, hodgepodge, hotchpotch, jambalaya, jumble, jungle, litter,macédoine, medley, mélange, menagerie, miscellanea, mishmash,mixed bag, montage, motley, muddle, olio, olla podrida, omnium-gatherum, pastiche, patchwork, patchwork quilt, miscellany, ragbag,ragout, rummage, salad, salmagundi, scramble, shuffle,smorgasbord, stew, tumble, variety, welter
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I appreciate that he's sitting there answering these questions while solving a rubik's cube.
I freakin love Chuck and Tyson
Excelent show!
Can you please use the audio from the microphones in front of their mouths for these? I can't even watch these because of the poor audio
***** lol thousands of dollars worth of audio recording equipment and they use the built in dslr mics =\
BadKidAdvil they'll probably use it when they upload it on their podcast website...this is just a courtesy to drop the video for people to watch if they want, but yeah...shouldnt be that hard to just change the audio output
***** the quality isnt bad...its just not that of $18,000 equipment. plus, who cares? the quality is fine....what are you, a spoiled 13 year old? lmao.
***** Jesus, the audio is fine. You people will always find something to whine about..
DoinItRightTheFirstTime I am well over drinking age thank you. I am also a content creator who probably watches too much youtube. I am obsessed with the quality of the videos i watch, and the videos i make. I have a tiny gaming channel and for about $250 I am able to have a much better audio quality then these videos. There are plenty of other quality videos to watch on youtube I'm not wasting my time listening to a potato.
I just realised that the first person who discovers a disturbance in gravitational field will get to say to it's superior:
"Master, I felt a great disturbance in the force."
thelemadagan here we are
It would be a minuscule disturbance though. Also who calls their boss "master" anyways
@@mikebarnes7441 r/wooosh
@@mikebarnes7441 it's a reference to star wars
@@mikebarnes7441 do you live under a rock
Chuck is brilliant haha
Thought provoking!
I WOULD ABSOLUTLY LOVE TO SEE A LEGO LIGO
More chuck and neil!!
I love Neil’s laugh
23:33 Lockheed's Skunkworks is (or was) working on a fusion reactor that was supposed to be about the size of a semi traller, I wonder how close they are?
great great show
nice talk :)
It could be really interesting to see a debate between you Neil deGrasse Tyson & Nassim Haramein :D
amazing!
I am watching this in 2021. We detected gravitational waves!!! wow...
Great show but you really should've used those big microphones for the audio visual recording
For the question around 40:30: in a black hole matter has exceeded in density the density of an atomic nucleus which means that there are no nuclei to fuse in the first place.
a friend of mine worked for the fusion place in France.
32:20 LOL man, that hit you right in the head eh? You did a PERFECT impersonation of the gurgling sound of Arnie suffocating in Total Recall :D
You did remember it RIGHT.
Ahauah
when i was a young boy i always wondered what the audio quality was like way back in 2015.
Potpourri is french (Pot Pourri) meaning literally "Rotten pot". It is used to describe a plate/bowl/pot put on a table in which there are dried (or rotten...?) flowers/herbs that produces a pleasant smell. It's the pre-industrial equivalent of febreeze.
EDIT: It evolved to mean a mix of different things (like the mix of herbs in a potpourri).
that exact font is used for the Mass Effect videogame title screen
The nuclear war starter kit cracked me up :D
Love how Neil, a mega-genius, is SO impressed with an _average_ Schwarzenegger impression. What a guy.
“Is bone liquid” really Chuck.🤤
30:20.... NOOOOO!!!!! you do not hold your breath in a vacuum.... not if you want to survive.
the standard drill for surviving exposure to hard vacuum is to breath out and close your eyes.
by holding your breath you'll end up with a pulmonary edema (i.e bleeding in the lungs) due to the air expanding within them. and breathing out in a vacuum will result in frost bite in your mouth, throat and lungs. so you exhale before entering hard vacuum and get through it as quickly as you can before the vacuum causes the moisture on your skin to evaporate resulting in frost bite
crazy thing is the vacuum feels warm because there is nothing to conduct heat away through convection yet you still get frost bite because of evaporation due to lack of pressure
It'd feel warm but it would hurt, right?
Player Name it's actually kind of weird as it doesn't feel hot or cold but due to the lack of pressure the oils and moisture on your skin will evaporate and freeze the surface of the skin resulting in mild frost bite. it would actually be worse in moist areas (eyes, nose, mouth) while your skin would feel more like they just had a cold breeze blow over it for a second and that's about it... space is weird
crwydryny as space is much much larger and "weird" tends to describe the abnormal, isn't Earth much more weird?
Man cmon I love neil an have for a long time but the way they say hey chuck! Welcome back! 🤦♂️, an the intro man ok we know what u do Neil. All love tho it's just my english mannor and look on things 🤔😁
I love these two!
First! Haaahaa!
Neil is a God. All hail Neil.
thanks lol
I love you guys, you are brilliant
The people in the comments are watching an educational video, and are worried about the audio quality.......its not music , gaming or even a comedy sketch, you come here for the god damn information (even with the comedy sprinkled in) Its literally an informative show , its not pure entertainment and isnt supposed to be
and for me audio is perfectly good. hmmm
Maybe they just need a decent set of speakers ?
The audio is fine
I listen to this every night
Okay. But i would learn better if i could actually fuckin hear them
The calculus joke was my favorite lol
I love when Neil messes up and doesn't want to admit it. lol. 3:05
You are not alone.
HERE is the website/good audio version:
www.startalkradio.net/show/cosmic-queries-potpourri/
Seeing the edits are pretty cool
I'm not sure if this is an educated question but I'll give it a shot: Could it be possible that those galaxies/objects that are being "attracted" toward this "Great Attractor" are actually being pushed in this direction by some force opposite them? Another way to word this would be "Are these galaxies showing a rebound effect/showing an inherited trajectory due to some incredible force acting on them?"
Would love to hear your thoughts
DISCLAIMER: I'm not at all an expert on anything related to this topic or the like - simply someone who loves to read about this stuff and learn about it.
This could be a possible explanation bc of the fact that it is noted that, while it's definitely not out of the realm of possibility, there isn't anything obvious that would be attracting them in that specific direction
Chandler Sloan Sounds very interesting, although I don't really have any ideas for it.
Yes very possible that’s an amazing question
That's far less likely. In order for your hypothesis to be correct there would have to be multiple sources oriented such that they're pushing these galaxies into one direction which would also mean that other things would be pushed away from them.
Furthermore there aren't really any galaxy level pushing forces
Energy exchange limit or limit for two point to interact.
it is a bit hard to write down this thought for me.
if two points have relative speed more then speed of light, they not able to interact.
but they can interact through the third point. (exactly like dark matter)
(try to imagine world WITH OUT this).
31:58 What people love to forget about Arnold's head exploding in Total Recall is that it is happening in a horror vision. So Verhoeven didn't only make a good choice for entertainment value, it even makes sense for the character!
I love Neil giggling like a child at the Arnold urauaugh impersonation
Less Mercury in LED bulbs good for keeping that memory up to date. oc
Is that how Silver Surfer gets around? riding gravity waves?
No
Ha like it but no
I hope they have film from Ann Druyan or Carolyn Porco, maybe Amy Mainzer?
It was actually the construction of the Golden Gate Bridge that made us discover the phenomena of the bends. I would really like to hear what you know about the gravitational distortions in the fabric of space, I understand that these waves of gravity cause the fabric of space to move&shift, and that both matter&dark matter have an impact on the waves, but I guess my question is, what makes dark matter? How does dark matter differ from matter, and is it possible that there are other forces that cause the dark matter to move, that we can't yet explain due to the laws of multi-verses
Niel should teach advanced math, I bet he will make sense than most teachers
On the series The Expanse, the astronauts turned out their comms and they touched both helmets so they could listen to each other through the vibrations of sound going through the air inside their helmets, than the glass, then the air on the other helmet, that was genius
I saw not long ago this video that said that if you add all the positive natural numbers from 1 to infinity, you get -1/12.
I wonder how that can be explained since they said physics is sort of the basis for it. :D.
Hey girl....are you a gravitational singularity?
Because when i'm around you time slows....
nice pick up line for a nerd girl😂
i miss eugene mirman
I wonder... what would happen to a solar system if it was ejected out of its home galaxy? Has this ever happened before?
Actually a good question, you should seriously ask that question for the queries!
Nothing and no
There'd have to be something with a far arger mass than our sun. If that happened, planets would either fall into the sun, or into the subzero darkness.
How far back in time do you want to go. The past is easy. It's the future that nobody knows how to go
As a state of any matter outside the Schwarzschild radius but inside the event horizon is not defined, is it possible that Heisenberg's uncertainty principal is at work in those realms??
LOL potpourri is more the opposite, translation should be "rotten pot" It all stinks.
Great Channel, love the show.
Hey Dr. Niel deGrasse Tyson as a scuba diver i know the number one rule is to NEVER hold your breathe, reason being the air in your lungs can expand and cause serious damage to your lungs. So you would not get to 'hold your breathe' before leaving an airlock you'd be left with whatever oxygen is dissolved in your system at the time of depressurization or deal with your lungs ripping apart inside of you. Just a little tip :)
This is the oldest full Startalk episode on CZcams. Is there a lost archive of Startalk that I don’t know about?
Why does this sound like it's recoded on some mic in the room, and not the individual mics they are speaking into?
as for the first question.. i was certainly under the impression that gravity waves have NEVER been observed.. but he just says "correct"
What causes the gasses to rush out of the air lock so fast. Do Gas partials repel each other does not the gravity of the ship and the particles attract each other?
John Phillips Yeah the gas particles repel each other. Gasses always attempt to take the shape of the container they are in. The space between each atom stretches and the air lock would get extremely cold as the gas leaves. The gravity of the ship is virtually nothing compared to the speed that the gas would escape... of course there might be a small layer or attraction of gas. But it would be so small that you wouldn't be able to breathe.
Darby Rathbone thanks for the reply. I understand the gas taking up the shape of the container. I seen experiments where fish tank is filled with lighter than air gas, and the gas would be the only thing in the container. I was just imagining that gas particles would have their own gravity to attract to itself and the ship to some even if small effect. What you say does make sense.
space! at 28:34
It's called the Great Pacific garbage patch/vortex/gyre. One is size of Texas, and now another is forming....
is it possible that gravity could be an effect from small black holes?
gravity is a force within space, all bodies (planets, black holes & stars) have gravitational force. So if there was small black holes scattered around we would not only discover them but we would probably be drawn in to them eventuelly and we'd notice this
Even you and I have gravitational forces but they are soo small they're not worth mentioninv
Thanks to Hawking radiation... no
Aww my question didn't get answered. Oh well
Aight 🦝🦝🦝
Pleeeeease just sync the audio from the mics to the video it just takes a minute....
If a blackhole compresses matter, would it break the neutrons into quorks and form new particles? Would Higgs Bosons form in a black hole