StarTalk Podcast: Cosmic Queries - Across the Universe with Neil deGrasse Tyson
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- On this episode of StarTalk Radio, your personal astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson is back alongside comic co-host Chuck Nice to answer fan-submitted questions on a variety of topics that take us across the universe and into the unknown. You’ll find out why the universe will ultimately die “not with a bang, but with a whimper. And not in fire, but in ice.” Explore the relationship between time and space as we ponder the fabric of spacetime. You’ll even hear about the possibilities of a universe inside of another universe.
Discover more about the concept of the holographic universe. We investigate electron microscopes and why they let us see more than light-based microscopes. You’ll also learn why matter is waves and particles. You’ll find out more about moving around in zero gravity and how you could propel a wheelchair while floating in space.
Explore Hawking radiation. You’ll learn more about gravitational redshifts. We calculate the impact of merging black holes. We also discuss time dilation: do electromagnetic signals get warped by time dilation? Neil explains the Fermi paradox and “The Great Filter.” We ponder if the urge to explore the universe is the same urge that might destroy us.
We try and work out a design that would make solar panels and lasers work together for wireless energy transfer. Get details why the future imagined by the 1950s-60s has been reshaped by the accessibility of information. All that, plus, Neil advocates for common core math and the importance of asking the right questions.
This episode originally aired on March 1, 2019.
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What is your favorite part of the universe?
I'd probably say Neil DeGrasse Tyson.
My favorite part of the universe is exploring it so if your asking for means of getting information from viewers what they would like to see I would personally say show me anything not commonly talked about for the average person or even more advanced in the sciences, or newer technologies etc
My inner child says Uranus.
The universe
Yes.
Startalk is my favourite thing on the internet right now.
Me too
Meeee 2...........six days later😁✌
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🔥
Same here
Wait until you find out what Pornhub is!!!
I love it when Chuck shows he knows more than he lets on "unless you have a gravitational force to bend the light" and Neil is like "YES!!!" but internally he's thinking "all this work hasn't been for nothing, he's learning"
Can't fall from space without a couple tails.
Ee😅e😅e😅eeoe
I love StarTalk. The topics are out of this world.
Our fans are out of this world. Many of them are also in this world.
Yes officer this guy
@@StarTalk Do they watch you on the ISS?
Well played sir. I award you 1 like. 👍🏼
@@nathanjasper512 I'm not fully sure if they get internet lol.
Tyson breaks physics down so even a child can understand it. His ability to make complex concepts simple makes him the greatest physicist ever.
Great episode again! Chuck is simply the best co-host.
amen..
rather cringey tbh
He makes it less boring and brings a lot of fun out of Neil
Chuck is pretty awesome, I'm always glad to see him on the show.
His fun cringeyness is what makes him such a great co host
19:15 This is how I want my science to be presented. Exactly like this.
48:35 - Reason why I love Neil, could listen to his his passion all day
Glad to see your comment, that part at the end there was powerful
I could get across the universe faster than the time it would take for you to release cosmos season 2.
Ba dum dum PSSSH 🥁
@The_bomber 1 Except Dwight would simply refuse to die.
Fact: Bears beat Battlestar Galactica
It was cancelled because of that lady's bs claims against him
@@frozenfrosty00
Not cancelled. Delayed without further word is more like it.
He was cleared by the channels who air the show. No reason to cancel it since he was always innocent.
The last bit with the educational philosophy of the overvaluation of the right answer was most mind-blowing for me.
interesting except common core math is still idiotic haha. i think he’s under the impression that it teaches math in a more comprehensive way but it def doesn’t in large part.
I've never enjoyed learning science this much in my life.
Thank you for teaching us!💓
It’s so rare to have a superbrain like Neil also be a master communicator! Who else can communicate a sciencefield like astrophysics in a poetic way. Also I think he is witty because that’s the way he makes things less boring for himself haha (imagine if there is not much you don’t understand more then anyone else)😂👍🏻Yay startalk✨and also yay Chuck🖖🏼
Always refreshing listening to Neil. It just breaks my heart listening to the senseless and unfair attacks he’s been getting . But he’s resilience knows no bounds . I’m glad he’s still staying tru to himself. Y’all can suck it
He thinks he knows everything. Guess what, no one knows everything! 😂😂😂
The last few episodes have been REALLY good. I really enjoyed them all.
I like Halleys comet
I've only just discovered this series and have been binging it nonstop over the last few days. Can't get enough of it
These 2 are legends on here... I can't watch if Neil ain't got Mr Chuck Nice on the show... Awesome duo that just have the perfect chemistry to make this approach to science edible for everyone...
For my teachers, the answer was not enough because they needed the steps that you did to get that answer! My daughter inherited my love for Sciences and did a doctorate in fiber optics with holes, I am just translating from French! You turn Sciences into a fascinating subject! Thank you! I love your « trip of imagination » series, well whatever stuff you’re in!!!
as a chemistry teacher with extensive scientific background - there are no "answers" in science unless you understand how to get one. An answer is meaningless if you don't understand how to get there and how to evaluate its reliability. Just regurgitating information is useless unless you know how to arrive at the results and could replicate it yourself.
This show deserves so many more views.
I love you guys so much.
Patreon User: Is Chuck becoming exponentially smarter with each show?
Chuck: (excited exuberance building)
Neil: 😲
😂😂😂how can he not
As a science enthusiast who has read lots of science books, that last answer had me repeating over and over and got my mind blown each time. What a privilege it is to be able to have access to Neil's intellect at such a capacity.
Absolutely love the Cosmic Query episodes. When I listen to them at work, I can just zone in and listen, and the night seems to *fly* by. Thanks for doing such a great job guys
49:17 my favorite part of the show. "Namssin" "yamean" 😂😂😂
Do you know what I mean
Y’all known what I mean
Y’amean
English progressively getting worse
I keep coming back for that
I'm in space now with 100 roman candles and I'm trying to get home but my lighter doesn't work, can you help me please ?
please please don't ever stop making startalks as long as you are able to. i wish this show goes on forever and "ever".
Dr. Neil, I can't understand the complexities of a lot of your astrophysics but your voice comforts me so much that I am compelled to listen.
16:42
Neil: "Can I blow your mind?"
Chuck: "Go ahead... Better that than... (laughs)"
Anyone else wish he'd finished that sentence 😂😂😂
AD Chuck has many hidden jokes like this, brilliant comedian
Cool an imupator
Love you Neil 🙏🙏 you 2 Chuck 🍻
I could listen to Neil deGrasse Tyson talk all day long
Maybe we should try that...
Neil and Chuck are the best combo! Really awesome topics and real, deep answers from Neil, Chuck makes the information funny
How did i not know about this channel 🤯
loved this episode. nice setting, neil and chuck vibing as usual and great questions. plus gonna actually try curiositystream.
I just love this guy. Making most complex things so lucid is great mind at work.
The things I've learned from this channel is amazing. The one thing that still amazes.. me is on what we actually see during a sun rise.
I watched a CZcams video called; "Tour of the International Space Station" and the Astronaut Lady in the video was showing how they have to exercise every day, to maintain bone density and muscle mass in zero-G, but the exercise equipment isn't actually attached to the Space Station itself because of the risk that that movement could have the unintentional effect of altering the orbital velocity.
The pressure they're exerting on the exercise equipment could transfer through the walls and begin affecting the motion trajectory and speed of the Station itself, so it's free floating, and just lashed to the interior walls with seatbelt straps.
There's things that seem obvious like "every way is up," or the way her hair was sticking up in all directions all wild lol but I'd never even given it a moment's thought what too severe a movement or a repetitious inertia acting against the inside of the Station could do until she explained it in that video.
The video has fewer than 20,000 views in about two years it's been up.
When there's evidence showing that people value science as much as Kardashians or "Pew Die Pie" or whatever my faith in humanity will be restored.
Edit; Hahaha "Neil deGrasse Tyson attacks a man in a New York City alley for a stack of papers. Details at 11." 😂😂
TWSTF 8 I hear what your saying about losing faith and I agree. But don’t lose too much. We are doing better than you think. I live for science videos. I spend hours a day watching them everyday so Believe me when I tell you that some of the most seemingly boring dry science and space videos have millions of views. I see so many of these videos that have way more views than you think and it slightly restores my hope. With people like Carl Sagan, Bill Nye, Neil Degrasse Tyson, Michio Kaku, Michelle Thaller, and Brian Greene, science is becoming fun. These people are make science a household name and they make it fun. They are inspiring generations and I think it’s working
TWSTF 8 Can you link the video please?
Is that 'Astronaut Lady' Mrs. Sunita Williams?
Science Guy thank you sir
I found the same video with nearly 7 million viewers
It speaks volumes that Dr Neil DeGrasse Tyson has taught me more through his books and podcast than schools and teachers combined.
I’m glad you’ve tackled the Common Core Mathematics question. As a mathematician, I’m a big fan of Common Core and helping students figure out how to think and learn mathematics without learning pure rote and algorithms without understanding. Yes, there have been problems since it’s harder for teachers who didn’t learn mathematics this way to then turn around and teach it correctly. However, I’ve observed that this is changing and even teachers are learning mathematics much better. Change is hard, but if we do it right, we’re going to have a much larger group of students in the future that are so much better prepared for working in STEM fields, and it is my hope that this will cause us as a society to begin to look at and tackled innumeracy the same way we have tackled illiteracy. *crosses fingers*
On behalf of all Peters around the world, I hate the phrase "peters out." Besides that, I still love you guys!
You are so awesome I love watching you two. Thanks for the wonderful video.
I do too
Neil, I have nothing to say but thanks to bring this kind of shows to the people. Hearing and watching you guys is a feast for my intellect and I'm sure younger generations are being inspired for these conversations. And Chuck, your great personality and intelligence makes this conversations even better. God bless you all and best wishes for you guys and all the people around you!
I feel that Chuck works so well with Neil. Chuck knows how to get the most out of the show. Thank you, both of you.
Man, I love this show. Knowhati'msayin'?
Just signed up for curiosity stream. Stoked!! 😀
The last question Niel answered was amazing. You sir inspire our future Doctors and scientist. You always inspire me to "Keep looking up" happy New Year to all!
I commute to work on bicycle. You know what? I listen to Startalk on my headphones while commuting.
Salute from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
In the early days i did not like Chuck, but he has become a perfect compliment to Neil and the show.
I came to the show late, but he makes the show so much more relatable.
No!
I said what I said. Remember that
finally!!! i’ve missed this duo so much 💜💜
These two, when they get older and retire, will be a trip to just be around and listen too.
I could listen to this guy 24 * 7.
I never knew that about electron microscopes! Thank you!
Emulator board excuse me
Neil "Soo.." deGrasse Tyson
He said that as I read your comment.
@@gokurocks9 same here 😅
Neil "WAITWAITWAITWAITWAIT" deGrasse Tyson
@@markhynes1940
Neil "So what you're saying is" deGrasse Tyson
I love these two together! I am really binge watching all the startalk videos♥️🙏🏼Amazing show.
Thank you, Neil. You just expressed my views on common core math far more eloquently than I ever could. As parents around me railed against the transition, I tried to explain to everyone I spoke to that common core does a much better job of teaching kids how numbers work together over memorization of regurgitated facts.
Even the comercial has been funny, brilliant👍
That answer to the last question though! Amazing!!!
Love this! Just pure love no hatred no hyper excitement.. Love this channel! I realize listening to this just makes me forget my every day worries!
A crispy fresh all new StarTalk episode notification feels awesome.
You know you're a badass when you have a doll of yourself in the background.
7:35
What are we doing?
LMAO
Loved that final answer!!
Revisiting this episode again and I'm enjoying it again during this lockdown.
19:19 - me entering a party full of nerds
I love Neil and Chuck, but it sounds like what I did after the clubs!
Huh?!
@@twstf8905 Neal and and chuck as in neiling and throwing up.
Put at ease science cosmos talk and comedy .... at home therapy for anything!!!! Thank you both and Neil a most sincere beyond astronomically astonishing amazing virtual gratitude embrace, from the whole universe for what you do, for the desire to express the beauty in knowledge and awareness of such wondrous wonders
Good to see Chuck again. They make a great duo.
Would we die if time stopped. Are gravity waves or gravity in general affected by time. and if so would stopiing time send us flying? which bring up another question.
what would happen to us if we experienced a true motionless state.? the reasoning behind these question is that the earth and or galaxy is constantly moving and we are accustomed to this movement.
49:20 "This has been StarTalk. I'm Neil deGrasse Tyson, your personal astrophysics." xD
Neil deGrasse Tyson is the best representative of science and knowledge to have ever existed.
Neil makes me feel like a child again, fresh and full of wonder and questions and wonder and questions......
"NO M SAYIN" 😂😂😂
I like how chuck makes that sound of ummhummm😂😂😂
He's imitating Black sassy women like all the gays do...quite flattering 😄
just a modest suggestion, in future try to use easily dropable mics
Amazing and thoughtful my new favorite way of receiving info thank you Neil.
loved this session sooo much ! Thank you Neil and Chuck😊
J-Roc would be proud. Roc pile, where you at?
It could happen to you cuz it happened to me
@@kiezersosay49 and T
All that fuss about Chuck's (and many other people around the world) reading trouble is not his own shortcoming but that of the 'Roman Script' that is used to write English and most European languages.
In many other scripts (any of the Indian scripts for example) of the world, there is no way of mispronouncing the written word.
It needs few more symbols but once you have learnt them, you do not need to remember any spelling at all!
In Hindi for example (Which uses the 'Devanagari' script), there can be no game as 'The Spelling Bee' or no need of a 'spell checker'. The script is totally explanatory.
So interesting! Thanks for sharing
I like to listen to star talk while im at work, since i work overnight, it helps to keep my mind active therefore i stay awake :)
I LOVE THIS. This is reminding me of what fascinated me as a child, which is igniting a spark in me. Thank you !
Drink 🍷🥃🍺🍸🍹
Every time Neil says, "So....." 😂👍
No, you're drunk, go home.
When the chat is full of arguments before the show even starts.
Haha, screw the chat while the audio is going, I am listening from beginning to end. : >
Yourapieceofshit
The explanation of is it a wave or a particle just blew my mind.
Dr T is an amazing astrophysicist, but he is an unbelievable educator.
Neil: “can I blow your mind?”
Chuck:”sure...better than *laughs*”
Lol Neil either didn’t get it or ignored it 😂
The filter is space it self, too big, and I'll let the IRS know i'm using common core math.
This is just so awesome.. I love this podcast!!!
Hello ,Neil Degrasse tyson..I am biggest fan of your..You are my inspiration..
Neil making whoopie with wife...
Neil: Honey I'm transfering energy with efficient correlation...
Wife: Neil just shut up right now🤦
Neil: spewing complicated facts
Chuck: yeah, uh-huh, right, yep, yes
Viewers: (stop it Chuck!)
Love every podcast! Please never stop!! you inspire so many!
Love your comment on information evolution vs the expectations of energy control back in the days. We still fantasize about travelling effortlessly on great distances to venture the cosmos. Maybe the comparison won't stop there: Maybe we'll finally find satisfaction by "only knowing" what's out there and experience it here on various form of communication systems (VR and so on...). Maybe it's just another path toward exploration...
*Neil:* " How do you spell 'mhm'? It's unspellable."
*Captions:* Spells "Mhm"
23:57
The "dig a hole" analogy slipped in a Creator, unnoticed :) Because there's someone digging the hole in that analogy.
No, not really. It is an analogy and the inclusion of a person doing the work is intentional.
On the other hand it has been shown already that particle-antiparticle pairs do form on their own constantly and everywhere.
@@ABaumstumpf Thanks for your reply. I understand it is intentional, but it does not help me grasp the concept of how particles and antiparticle pairs can form on their own. Somehow it seems that to make this clear, the analogy needs to make use of an outside force. And I'm okay with that :) But if a better analogy comes along: also great! In the meantime, this whole thing remains kind of mysterious, which I also like :)
@@maartendas1358 Well, particle physics and specially all the quantum stuff is just very strange and ahrd to grasb. But basically, as Neil mentioned, as long as particles form in a way as to not violate any laws of conservation they will do so - and we can obsever that this happens. Partilce-antiparticle pairs form all the time, one being regular, one antimatter, with opposite mass, charge and momentum.
Where there si energy there are fluctuations, where there are fluctuations virtual particles or (anti)matter pairs can form.
You could go to your local library or university to learn the basics of QuantumMechanics.
@@ABaumstumpf Thanks! I am learning here and there, mostly via Neil's videos. Quantum physics sure is strange and I can be in awe of the beauty of that strangeness. Thanks for sharing your insight and comments :) I love that phrase: Where there is energy, there is fluctuation.
Not only is the the best educational entertainment but I’m dying listen to them Segway into shortened words and meanings love this channel
Their combination is deadly. They can make anything interesting. ❤️
"We're not cosmic poop. Well, some of us are..."
HAHA
If you dig a hole, you can make a mountain but you’ve had the soil to do that in the first place. You cannot dig a hole and make a mountain out of air.
So the energy and particles is not exactly same. Particles can annihilate each other because of the way they vibrate, just like waves can cancel each other in water.
The field remains and the energy gets released free
Bcz particles are just the vibration of the fields and the energy is what does the vibration
To get all that start you need a field and energy. Once you have that you can make any combinations of vibrations happening and that creates matter.
So nothing is just not really empty space, it’s just absence of energy.
The biggest question where did the energy came from?
We know it’s possible for particles to cancel each other but we also know that energy doesn’t disappear, it’s been there from the moment of Big Bang and it’s going to be there always.
Whatever we know is not enough to understand what are fields made of and what is energy and it’s original source.
Huge fan... Great to be able to learn from you.. Thank you for sharing your amazing mind with us..
Great show as always! Chuck is my favorite co-host!
I get the feeling that Chuck is going to start trying to answer questions soon 🤦🤦🤦
When you capitalize "t" in turkey it becomes Turkey. :)
I love these guys. Highly imaginative and creative.
it's amazing listening to you Neil
I enjoyed the conversation up until Tyson said "common core math is a good thing ".
Yeah, me too. I'd like to watch Tyson sit down and work out a math problem the common core way. I've got a feeling he wouldn't be so enthusiastic about it.
Yeah I didn't see that either