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Author: Neil deGrasse Tyson

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Science, pop culture, and comedy collide on StarTalk Radio! Neil deGrasse Tyson, astrophysicist and Director of New York's Hayden Planetarium, and his comic co-hosts, guest celebrities, and scientific experts explore astronomy, physics, and everything else there is to know about life in the universe. New episodes premiere Tuesdays. Keep Looking Up!

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foad ghasemi

the part in which you talk about the role of orchestral music in sparkling questions in ones mind is novel and fascinating. gj

Feb 1st
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Ryan Corke

Pain from phantom limb syndrome is not only in or from the brain, it is from the nerve endings being severed and then healing closed in a way that is not normally present in the tips of the fingers. Like a car speeding down a track and hitting a brick wall

Jan 17th
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Tony Alves

Talking about the politics of Einstein and failing to mention "why socialism" is the most American thing ever. Carl Sagan would never

Jan 17th
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SPYDOR

Really fun episode with two old friends geeking out about The Matrix and competing over who has the deepest voice!

Jan 9th
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Amy Lumpp

I had a blast listening to Neil and Laurence laughing over their own voices! πŸ˜‚ I thoroughly enjoyed this episode. More like this, please!!

Jan 8th
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Ed Potter

Thank you for inviting Mr Morpheus! Very interesting conversation about the Matrix!

Jan 8th
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Bessy Hicks

Absolutely fascinating

Dec 22nd
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Reyhanium

it's about the universe

Dec 8th
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Ryan Corke

Identical twins do not have identical DNA. They are also not identical to begin with, they are different heights (as newborns), different weights, fingerprints, etc,etc. Their DNA is very similar, but not identical

Nov 23rd
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Francisco Perez

From my point of view, in the future we won't need to know when it will rain. The weather will be a "commodity," and depending on where you are living, it will rain at the time it is agreed.

Nov 19th
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SPYDOR

Duplicate episode of one posted 3-4 weeks ago.

Nov 13th
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Elliot Daly

"the color people" haha wow

Nov 8th
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Anthony Willis

I need to point out your plot error for the War of the Worlds film you talk about, the aliens themselves were not dormant in the Earth, their machines were. The aliens enter said machines in pods travelling via a plasma conduit that behaves like lightning. The film even reveals this.

Nov 6th
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ForexTraderNYC

if these guys can concentrate on science n not worry about being comedians would giv more eartime. heading to sean carrolls mindscape. fix up gentlemen n concentrate

Oct 16th
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Michael Thompson

yay im the first commentator

Oct 14th
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v( Λ™α΅•Λ™ )v

Hello, thank you very much for this very interesting episode, but it seems that it was cut before reaching the endπŸ€”

Oct 4th
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Scott Emerson

Another brilliant episode. I personally enjoyed hearing about Dr. Marlin's research and the possible implications for anti-racist work. Excellent!

Sep 23rd
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Ken Adams

Commercials getting longer, content shrinking.

Sep 20th
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Paul Zak

Even if living forever becomes possible I feel that humanity will have the same obstacles of cost and access. I can foresee all sorts of laws and taxes that act as blockers for all but the rich. this would follow the logic of the world we current live in.

Sep 9th
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Ken Adams

2 min worth of commercials just at the start. Obvious Neil is short of support these days.

Aug 30th
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