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  • čas přidán 17. 08. 2022
  • The James Webb Space Telescope has dazzled us with its first batch of images. WIRED got in touch with the one and only Bill Nye to break down some of these astonishing photos, explaining what we're really looking at. Bill analyzes some images of the Carina Nebula, Southern Ring Nebula, Stephan's Quintet and more.
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  • @ImAFatNerd90
    @ImAFatNerd90 Před rokem +520

    Bill Nye and my father helped me fall in love with science, especially astronomy, and have kept my interest ever since. Sadly, my dad isn’t here anymore, but I hope to get my son as interested as he did with me.

    • @C41N4
      @C41N4 Před rokem +5

      I’m sure he will ☺️

    • @Garrett0329
      @Garrett0329 Před rokem +4

      Hopefully Bill sees this

    • @DeltaH-9
      @DeltaH-9 Před rokem +5

      Why is this exact same comment made by at least 24 different people?

    • @Garrett0329
      @Garrett0329 Před rokem +4

      @@DeltaH-9 the plot thickens!

    • @That.Guy.
      @That.Guy. Před rokem

      Bill Nye this so-called science guy also believes that gender is a spectrum. Lol
      Bill Nye the science guy is a fraud.
      He’s a comedian with zero degrees in science that was accidentally hired to do a children’s TV show because he was doing a bit as a nerdy scientist at a comedy show and the executive with Asperger‘s didn’t realize he wasn’t a real scientist. True story.

  • @sofarsogood8680
    @sofarsogood8680 Před rokem +286

    So much info but he explained everything in a way that everyone can understand easily

    • @brandonvasser5902
      @brandonvasser5902 Před rokem +2

      Now do gender

    • @Honestly__now
      @Honestly__now Před rokem

      remarkable! he is a gifted teacher. he has explained complex things practically and no nonsense.

    • @ejim941099
      @ejim941099 Před rokem +1

      Cause it was wrote for him like that

    • @HiThisIsMine
      @HiThisIsMine Před rokem

      @@ejim941099 - Bills speaking off the cuff, he’s extremely educated and speaks the same when doing live talks. I know it’s hard to believe educated people exist.. after writing a sentence like the one you did… but they do exist.
      The most you could say is that it was edited to leave out some of the questions, but then you would be just being a silly nilly for doubting the all knowing Billy… Nye… the Science Guy

    • @HiThisIsMine
      @HiThisIsMine Před rokem

      @SoFarSoGood - I was going to say… unfortunately, while Bill Nye always explains things to us in such manner which you would _think_ *everyone* could easily understand… there will always be people who will never understand.

  • @TheFullmetal88m
    @TheFullmetal88m Před rokem +86

    not going to lie in the opener "were taking pictures of these objects with astonishing precision, its like.... whoah" took me back to school with Bill Nye the Science Guy... always will be a fan. 👍

  • @el.blanco8961
    @el.blanco8961 Před rokem +86

    James Webb is already challenging our estimations on how old the universe is! We found so many giant galaxies only 200 million years after the big bang, in which we didn't even know what possible!
    Things are going to change in astronomy in a few years

    • @aeronblitz9347
      @aeronblitz9347 Před rokem +3

      Exactly, and Bill Nye didn't even talk about the implications those images have on the big bang theory.

  • @azoshin
    @azoshin Před rokem +97

    It is not exactly Photoshopped since wavelengths are mapped to colors. It is not as if every pixel is chosen, a function is used to map the image to visible. The overall beauty exists in nature itself

    • @gamer_dude94
      @gamer_dude94 Před rokem +3

      You funny thing is someone said this to me in the last week. They said NASA has Photo shopped the space images. I was wondering how someone came to that conclusion. I understand it now. Like you said it's not actually photo shopped.

    • @el.blanco8961
      @el.blanco8961 Před rokem +7

      Exactly, I hate how they say it, those structures are still there, it's just colored so we can see it

    • @timothy4077
      @timothy4077 Před rokem +1

      Well it has to be photoshopped because if you've ever seen a thermal infrared photo it looks nothing like that

    • @el.blanco8961
      @el.blanco8961 Před rokem

      @@timothy4077 There are lots of Hubble photos that show the clouds of dust of this exact nebula, in visible light, look at the images Webb took of Jupiter, it's not the correct color but the basic structure is still there.

    • @timothy4077
      @timothy4077 Před rokem +1

      @@el.blanco8961 what I mean by photoshopped is that the colors have been edited to look aesthetically pleasing. Like how a model gets their blemishes photoshopped away. The structure is still there for the model. And I'm pretty sure they actually used photoshop to create the picture.

  • @docyagamikiko
    @docyagamikiko Před rokem +33

    Why is this only 5mins?! Like for real… a Bill Nye episode should last like a series does! 😭😤🤯🤯🤯

  • @BringMeTheChildren
    @BringMeTheChildren Před rokem +10

    Bill nye taught me science when I was really young, and through our middle school, and I’m convinced bull nye isn’t a science guy, he is *the science guy.*

  • @akari3463
    @akari3463 Před rokem +32

    I took Astronomy my senior year of high school and I’m so glad I did, I loved learning about all of this stuff and explaining the new images to my family members :)

    • @Eric12886
      @Eric12886 Před rokem

      Knowing highschools though they probably found a way to make it boring

    • @akari3463
      @akari3463 Před rokem +1

      @@Eric12886 it definitely was at some points, i couldn’t wrap my head around all the math that went into it but everyone’s different :)

    • @shriyatripathi3257
      @shriyatripathi3257 Před rokem

      You are lucky dude they offer you subjects like sstronomy at high school

    • @mai5246
      @mai5246 Před rokem +1

      I wish my high school had astronomy as a subject because I'm so interested in it

  • @lambo88
    @lambo88 Před rokem +12

    I'm amazed by the print quality of the picture

    • @CeeBarrio1
      @CeeBarrio1 Před rokem +1

      Lol these are "DEPICTIONS" I read the comments and laugh at how HIGH everyone's IQ is.... (Not) 😂

  • @rsbandbj1
    @rsbandbj1 Před rokem +35

    i really loved those pictures when they first came out. Compare them hubble and it's crazy how much technology has advanced in a few decades.
    Fun fact, due to how speed of light works, we are looking into the past. It takes X years for the light to reach us, so we really are looking at something that happened thousands of years ago, and it's probably already gone.

    • @rodguerra5555
      @rodguerra5555 Před rokem +10

      Millions or billions of years ago, actually

    • @rsbandbj1
      @rsbandbj1 Před rokem +3

      @@rodguerra5555 o okay, thanks. felt i was low-balling.

    • @xxreplacexxme
      @xxreplacexxme Před rokem +4

      For what its worth, the farthest things observed are about 13.5 billion light years away, or about 100 million years after the "big bang" which is now in question due to the telescope

    • @sharraleigh
      @sharraleigh Před rokem +1

      @@rsbandbj1 you're not wrong, Bill mentioned in the video that one of the stars is 1000 light-years away, so what we're seeing now is what happened there a thousand years ago.

    • @Joeseanag24
      @Joeseanag24 Před rokem

      As far as I know, Mars could suddenly be undergoing a planetary scale earthquake that somehow breaks the poles causing a planetary tsunami, we'll only know in 10 minutes.

  • @jaisejohnson
    @jaisejohnson Před rokem +5

    The closing remarks though!

  • @FinancialShinanigan
    @FinancialShinanigan Před rokem +14

    Carl Sagan and his intense quotes, love it

  • @kingpen1179
    @kingpen1179 Před rokem +6

    Good to see Bill here again

  • @cmel7841
    @cmel7841 Před rokem +11

    this is insane, i was barely alive for the US moon landing and now here we are. That's a very fast timeline, in another 100 years I can't imagine what we will find. I hope to see a person on Mars in my lifetime, that will be the single biggest human achievement in space exploration, not observation but exploration.

    • @tylergodefroy8713
      @tylergodefroy8713 Před rokem

      and there were people alive when we got to the moon that didnt have cars, let alone planes when the were young

    • @johnnygoodman2003
      @johnnygoodman2003 Před rokem

      Mars scares the crap out of me. Dust storms throwing red sand at the speed of sound. Everything we land on Mars with eventually disintegrates like in a giant sand blasting machine.

  • @homophilosofikus8215
    @homophilosofikus8215 Před rokem +1

    Love Bill Nye. His new series "The end is Nye" was a treat

  • @TiaBanana
    @TiaBanana Před rokem +4

    I ♡ Bill Nye. He helped me to become interested in science at young age. Thank you for making science easy enough for us common humans.

  • @Xhadp
    @Xhadp Před rokem +14

    Bill Nye is probably one of the only people that became a television personality while still keeping a credible background in their original career.

    • @Birdman9999
      @Birdman9999 Před rokem +4

      Creditable. Hahahahaahahahaha.

    • @MrMman30
      @MrMman30 Před rokem

      Nope.
      He was an Antivaxer until very recently.
      Only changed his mind after being confronted by overwhelming scientific evidence and shamed by the Scientific Community...
      ...
      Better late than never I guess.🙄

    • @Hard_Right
      @Hard_Right Před rokem

      he's a mechanical engineer... he's not a scientist nor an astronomer, not a chemical engineer, or a biologist or a dr ... couldn't be any less of a scientist if he was a plumber ffs . also he denies biology when he talks about mUh GeNdEr

    • @dreamsnicer
      @dreamsnicer Před rokem +2

      What original career are you talking about? He isnt a scientist

    • @presceltolives2076
      @presceltolives2076 Před rokem

      He’s an actor… that’s all

  • @harryschaefer8563
    @harryschaefer8563 Před rokem +17

    Now I understand so much more thanks to this video. Thank you Mr. Nye, one question: since a planet's orbit around it's star can sometimes take more than one year, is the entire wide field being monitored continuously?

    • @dk2157
      @dk2157 Před rokem +1

      Yes, I thought I'd go ahead and ander your question since he didn't make this video himself thus the chance of him answering it are pretty slim

    • @AroundTheBest
      @AroundTheBest Před rokem +1

      A planet's orbit is defined as 1 year.

    • @wildmillardz8934
      @wildmillardz8934 Před rokem +2

      a earth year is different then another planets year. they monitor the same star and if the see a pattern of llight shift they know how long that planets year is. however some planets might take 50 earth years to be one and in that case we would have not seen that planet or not be 100 percent sure it was until atleast a few orbits.

    • @CeeBarrio1
      @CeeBarrio1 Před rokem

      Do you know what the word "depiction" means???? The IQ is ... LOWwwwwww

    • @abdul-kabiralegbe5660
      @abdul-kabiralegbe5660 Před rokem +1

      @@wildmillardz8934 That would require cosmic levels of patience.

  • @wolvves4293
    @wolvves4293 Před rokem +4

    I have absolutely no idea how the Webb telescope works. But Bill Nye still keeps me engaged and entertained, just like the good ol days of elementary school 🤣

    • @aeronblitz9347
      @aeronblitz9347 Před rokem

      The images show that the big bang theory never happened, but im surprised why Nye didn't even mention so.

  • @kymanibrown7636
    @kymanibrown7636 Před rokem +29

    We need more Bill Nye

    • @FrejthKing
      @FrejthKing Před rokem +2

      Bill Nye the post modern wokeist guy

    • @FockTrump
      @FockTrump Před rokem +3

      and less religion...

    • @chairmanofthebored6860
      @chairmanofthebored6860 Před rokem +4

      Engineer. Not even a scientist. How is he the person to speak on this topic.

    • @yeoldeknight3285
      @yeoldeknight3285 Před rokem +1

      Yes.

    • @Blowfeld20k
      @Blowfeld20k Před rokem +5

      @@chairmanofthebored6860
      Qualifications only really matter when someone is stating something like "in my professional opinion ...........". Since otherwise as long as the info being imparted is accurate and factual credentials don't matter, thats why News presenters can talk about all kinds of topics they have 0 personnel knowledge of, its the accurate and factual basis of the info that matters. Yeah i agree probably be better to have one of the actual image specialists doing the talking, but the fact is they are probably a lot busier than BIll Nye, so its a lot easier to schedule guys like Bill who are basically professional talking heads.

  • @KristofferSundh
    @KristofferSundh Před rokem

    Well, I love everything with space, but it's always hard to understand. So thank you Bill for making it a bit easier to try to comprehend what it all means... 🤩🥳

  • @EnderGirle
    @EnderGirle Před rokem

    Each element has its own infrared wavelength, very much like a fingerprint. This helps a lot when trying to determine what elements make up…. everything

  • @testypresidentgaming
    @testypresidentgaming Před rokem

    Bill Nye is still the GOAT i remember seeing him in science class in 1999 for the first time.

  • @3moirai
    @3moirai Před rokem +3

    @4:56 Titan has methane, does that mean it might have life? Or is methane also fairly common around in space?

  • @mattduncil
    @mattduncil Před rokem

    Can we get a movie in theaters with Bill and Neil explaining and just looking at large

  • @Zurpanik
    @Zurpanik Před rokem +1

    They truly will be astonishing too.

  • @francescakyanda9182
    @francescakyanda9182 Před rokem

    Thank you Bill Nye for being dedicated to making science more accessible!

  • @KatienMac
    @KatienMac Před rokem

    Bill Nye is amazing🤩

  • @mannymartinez1925
    @mannymartinez1925 Před rokem

    THANK YOU RIGHT ON WAY TO GO BILL 👍

  • @jiiig8667
    @jiiig8667 Před rokem

    Aren't the mirrors on James webb exposed and hasn't there already been scratches and how do those scratches or any damage to the lens or surfaces get repaired or cleaned?

  • @anilbalram7768
    @anilbalram7768 Před rokem +3

    This stuff honestly scares me. It's fascinating but just still scary

  • @cidack
    @cidack Před rokem +1

    man,I love this guy

  • @TheRealNewWhirledOrder
    @TheRealNewWhirledOrder Před rokem +1

    I've never seen anyone substantiate the whirling, twirling, hurling, hurtling, wibbling, wobbling, zipping and zooming, spinning space ball earth. Have you?

  • @niksaul1768
    @niksaul1768 Před rokem

    One of my elementary teachers back in the day actually did an episode of Bill Nye the Science Guy..lucky

  • @natashatapia9651
    @natashatapia9651 Před rokem +4

    I love u bill Nye the science guy I had a crush on u growing up lol.

  • @Kattakam
    @Kattakam Před rokem +1

    Amazing!

  • @explosev6513
    @explosev6513 Před rokem +3

    Listened to Bill Nye since I was a kid, and will always do so!

  • @dcy665
    @dcy665 Před rokem

    Woah, indeed. Wow, as well.

  • @petrino
    @petrino Před rokem +1

    "we are the universe observing itself"

  • @SasquatchAngry
    @SasquatchAngry Před rokem +2

    Bill Nye the engineer guy

  • @Theoneandonlyvc
    @Theoneandonlyvc Před rokem +4

    BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY!

    • @CeeBarrio1
      @CeeBarrio1 Před rokem +2

      Bill Nye the Jewish guy is more accurate

  • @desmeisme
    @desmeisme Před rokem

    I can’t believe it’s been 10 years since I last watch bill nye the science guy in school

  • @cheettaah
    @cheettaah Před rokem

    Fantastic!

  • @brendawright2733
    @brendawright2733 Před rokem

    Geez Bill changed alot the last time I saw was in year 9 science

  • @Zsepi54
    @Zsepi54 Před rokem +1

    Whoa!

  • @J.5.M.
    @J.5.M. Před rokem

    Bill Nye is the man!

  • @MYTMIC
    @MYTMIC Před rokem

    One of Bill Nye's better explainer vids

  • @n.l5452
    @n.l5452 Před rokem +1

    Bill Nye is "the guy" I also have a science interest because of him

  • @igoromelchenko3482
    @igoromelchenko3482 Před rokem

    Not only supernovae. Also Fusion of heavy stellar objects.

  • @meandmymusic3460
    @meandmymusic3460 Před rokem +3

    BILL NEYE Littlerly at school everyone cheers when the thecher says we are just going to watch bill bye today he is an icon

  • @CamMackay96
    @CamMackay96 Před rokem

    Just thought of a question for anyone to answer, is the transitory method of identifying exoplanets limited by the sheer time we've been looking for them? Ie. Say we've roughly been watching for 30 years, is any planet with an orbit greater than 30 earth years guaranteed to not have been identified? If so could that not raise the estimated number of exoplanets by a lot, maybe even orders of magnitude?

  • @terryl7874
    @terryl7874 Před rokem +5

    Space objects are so beautiful and amazingly large in comparison to our Solar System. Someday I hope to visit the Universe in Spirit.

    • @MikeL-oo2ht
      @MikeL-oo2ht Před rokem +2

      I have wondered if our 'souls' take a tour of the Universe after we die. Such tours might include going into and out of black holes. Since a soul has no mass, presumably it would not be destroyed by the black hole. What a ride that would be!

    • @terryl7874
      @terryl7874 Před rokem

      @@MikeL-oo2ht Absolutely

    • @kaantax8666
      @kaantax8666 Před rokem +2

      @@MikeL-oo2ht no it doesn't, because souls don't exist.
      stop believing in fairy tales, when you die, it's the end.
      what you believe is just the product of your fear of death.

  • @a-aronshouse25
    @a-aronshouse25 Před rokem

    Thanks Bill

  • @theavengers.
    @theavengers. Před rokem +1

    Nicee another space weedioo

  • @The_Horrorist80
    @The_Horrorist80 Před rokem +2

    In the grand space we are just a speck of dust in the middle of nowhere👍

  • @TonyisToking
    @TonyisToking Před rokem +1

    2:43 You ever follow someone who is following you on RuneScape? That’s what’s happening here.

  • @BelaCurcio
    @BelaCurcio Před rokem

    It's so nice to have something to look forward to amidst all this terrible stuff going on right now. It sometimes feels like as time goes on things will get worse and worse and worse. But not for science at least.

    • @memphispiper2823
      @memphispiper2823 Před měsícem

      Oh no, you’re not factoring the land owners who will keep you here because they have their own survival in mind and the masses that toil for them to have the comforts. Even taking your science and using it to continue to lord over us.

  • @cadeevans4623
    @cadeevans4623 Před rokem +5

    Love watching Bill Nye the science guy in school

  • @JJs_playground
    @JJs_playground Před rokem

    Why haven't they pointed the JWST at the alpha Centuri star system?

  • @WendifurTTV
    @WendifurTTV Před rokem +2

    We are not alone. It's kind of egotistical to think there isn't other life in a practically infinite universe.

  • @jamescraggs7764
    @jamescraggs7764 Před rokem +1

    Chills

  • @adrienstarfaer
    @adrienstarfaer Před rokem

    Man I love science!!

  • @effen_aey_man
    @effen_aey_man Před rokem

    Using the term "Basically Photoshopped" can lead to some issues down the road, but I understand it is hard to explain how the astronomers do this in layman's terms.

  • @razer0072073
    @razer0072073 Před rokem

    4:41

  • @thunder17159
    @thunder17159 Před rokem +2

    JWST❤️

  • @luarcg
    @luarcg Před rokem

    i didn’t quite get that with the rolling skates can someone explain in Spanish if they can thanks

  • @DragonKingTheYT
    @DragonKingTheYT Před rokem

    Looks like the beginning of a white dwarf star or nebula and cell membrane

  • @lixiu8654
    @lixiu8654 Před rokem +1

    HELLZ TO THE YEAH BILL!!!!!!!

  • @paulsmith9341
    @paulsmith9341 Před rokem +1

    Bill, Bill!

  • @mlambrechts1
    @mlambrechts1 Před rokem

    Hi Bill. It is astonishing to me that you do not seem to know Kanunnik Lemaitre (the catholic kanunnik that described the big bang).

  • @MisadventuresOfJason
    @MisadventuresOfJason Před rokem +1

    Yesss king Bill!

  • @bgezal
    @bgezal Před rokem +4

    Bill is wrong about one thing though. It's supernovas, not supernovae. Loan words do not retain the grammar of the source language. All words in an English sentence follow English grammar.

    • @lilplay86
      @lilplay86 Před rokem

      Wrong about 2 things then, because that is not how we were made, God is how we were made.

  • @kangooroo1
    @kangooroo1 Před rokem

    Nye is so greatye!!!

  • @TheMegtay123
    @TheMegtay123 Před rokem

    Wait. So that nebula isn’t really that red?? It’s enhanced?

  • @invisible_d_r
    @invisible_d_r Před rokem +1

    The science guy, Dr Bill Nye

    • @CeeBarrio1
      @CeeBarrio1 Před rokem

      The Jewish guy is more accurate

  • @alooogs4872
    @alooogs4872 Před rokem

    0:58 🧐

  • @jo0k
    @jo0k Před rokem

    Thank you, Bill Nye the Science Guy

  • @fezekasabelo1117
    @fezekasabelo1117 Před rokem +2

    Year 3000 we'll get there

  • @JaiMedicine
    @JaiMedicine Před rokem

    If you were standing in front of it though, wouldn’t you see it? I thought the light was only in infrared because it shifted to the infrared.

    • @ll7868
      @ll7868 Před rokem

      Stick to medicine.

  • @encendercolores1684
    @encendercolores1684 Před rokem

    Bill Nye the Science Guy!

  • @mickhealy572
    @mickhealy572 Před rokem

    Tell me what a quasar is? according to BB they are protogalaxies? in fact they say our milky way was one during its early evolution, correct? then by logic the further we peer back in time with the JWST the more we should see of these forming? in fact thats all we should see the further we peer back after a certain point if the BB is correct, but what do we see? formed galaxies? does this not puzzle you? PLASMA COSMOLOGY VS BIG BANG MYTHOLOGY EXPLAINED. look it up.

  • @Antacid420
    @Antacid420 Před rokem

    Oh mint.Bill Nye the science guy.i only know of him because of Sheldon off the big bang theory.this was a good clip to find me .the algorithm worked in my favour today and thanks to this comment and like the algorithm can please me in the future maybe 🐜

  • @shumarm.3610
    @shumarm.3610 Před rokem +12

    BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY!- never gets old.

  • @wildmillardz8934
    @wildmillardz8934 Před rokem +2

    imagine they develop a technology that allows faster then light travel for spacrafts/humans. now imagine if that tech was developed to be dirt cheap as well. i know it seems like a longshot but i would love to have my own spacecraft traveling the universe discovering new places.

  • @123chugchug
    @123chugchug Před rokem

    IF the planets are going around that sun, like the hands on a clock, you would not see any dimming, the planets would need to travel in a horizontal plane to us, in order to see a dimming.

  • @lordomegazero
    @lordomegazero Před rokem

    We're made of star's dust, amazing fact

  • @user-py2np4bt1z
    @user-py2np4bt1z Před rokem

    0:40

  • @gaeldesmontagnesnoires1711

    We are the Universe looking back at it's self!!!

  • @Nightarashi1129
    @Nightarashi1129 Před rokem

    Bill Nye the Science guy

  • @okhera1
    @okhera1 Před rokem

    Very Nice Bro! Get Good People!

  • @t4fast
    @t4fast Před rokem +4

    I don't agree with the two stars (holding hand annology), because of the color difference between them. My view is one star is really far (the red one) , and it is just the alignment that gave us this illusion.

  • @ameliapond1916
    @ameliapond1916 Před rokem

    Bow ties are cool

  • @Mayo-Lord
    @Mayo-Lord Před rokem

    BILL!

  • @Anivasion
    @Anivasion Před rokem +1

    I hope it's not oversimplified to the point of being inaccurate, but I describe it to people as a Color By Numbers picture before it gets enhanced by NASA artists.

    • @CeeBarrio1
      @CeeBarrio1 Před rokem

      You heard them repeat the word "depictions" (artist renderings) the whole world is a 🤡

    • @zualapips1638
      @zualapips1638 Před rokem

      @@CeeBarrio1 You sound psychotic.

  • @MulletHead87
    @MulletHead87 Před rokem +1

    if you could put the universe into a tube you'd end up with a very long tube, probably extending twice the size of the universe because when you collapse the universe it expands and you wouldn't want to put it into a tube
    picture a hot dog bun and throw all the stars, the hundreds of stars that are in the universe into a bag then....

  • @hotsauce8671
    @hotsauce8671 Před rokem

    I'm not a fan of the photo shop cause that's a thing nowadays and then they so happened to have this device which is involved with Photoshop but not exactly like our Seattle light that can spot a nickel on the ground without Photoshop...I think if it's not broke don't fix it... like the sensitive idea

  • @CasaFuenteOrange
    @CasaFuenteOrange Před rokem +23

    What an actual Legend, I wouldn’t listen to anyone else on this subject.

    • @S0cialCrisis
      @S0cialCrisis Před rokem +14

      How incredibly hyperbolic. He does a great job at explaining sometimes difficult concepts to the lay person, but saying you wouldn’t even listen to anyone else speak about space is just… dumb.

    • @fids8316
      @fids8316 Před rokem +2

      toxic doug

    • @Hard_Right
      @Hard_Right Před rokem

      he's a mechanical engineer, definitely not an astronomer or a scientist 🤦🏻‍♂️🙄

  • @texasmr
    @texasmr Před rokem

    Listen carefully to the Carl Sagan quote just after the 2 minute mark!

  • @BreedableBella
    @BreedableBella Před rokem

    i love bill nye

  • @renwrong8393
    @renwrong8393 Před rokem

    Need a sci-fi movie called "The Others"