#1159 - Neil deGrasse Tyson
Update: 2018-08-23
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Neil deGrasse Tyson is an astrophysicist, cosmologist, author, and science communicator.
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Mount Everest of course is the highest mountain and futsal is the soccer like sport they are referring too, the ball actually travels faster due too the surface and there are kick ins not throw-ins, the ball is heavy to prevent bounce. Also aero jels are used to collect particles in space the same technology could be used for space garage.
I really enjoyed this podcast. It's a delight.
I really like his movie commentary. 😁
1:44:40 there are people born with 6 fingers in both hands and ppl with 6 fingers in each hand yall search it up if yall dont belive me
break out of that space pussy shit 😂
I thoroughly enjoy NDT's enthusiasm for thinking big, plus his confident intelligence. But please aim to control your enthusiasm to enable a two way conversation. Basically, stop inturupting JR!!
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ndt is a paid government shill
I feel like Neil Degrasse Tyson made a mistake about astronomy.. He said that the problem with the Julian calendar is that tracks the circumference of the earth around the sun, when it should follow the seasons.. I think that's wrong, seasons are caused by the rotation around the sun, the real problem is that the length of a day doesn't divide evenly into a year (he also says this later in the podcast.. Which makes it even weirder that he said something incorrect before)
NDT sounds like he's speaking in clips lol
Really enjoyed this.
I was surprised that neither of them know what the tallest mountain is. But other than that this was very entertaining and educational. The thing I like the most is both of theirs ability for creative ideas.
Amazing podcast!!!!! Mind blown.
Neil de Grasse Tyson got it wrong about Mount Everest. Calls the tallest mountain as K1
not sure that this comment amounts to much but when it comes to the question posed in reference to the origin of the term "godspeed". I have no specific piece of lore or documented evidence but some vague memory of it having to do with sailors embarking to sea their loved ones would wish that god speed their journey back home. like I said this is not something I can claim to be fact. maybe there is someone out there who can verify this?
What a amazing podcast. Most interesting science man alive. Loved it.
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What was the science apps they were talking about