Neil deGrasse Tyson: Elon Musk Is WRONG Again!
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Top Comments (10)
Im a person of the urban neighborhoods(ghettos). And im not that educated , on paper. With degrees & so fourth. But , i love this kind of knowledge. Tyson, has been my new guy i follow. He's the best. This was a great segment.
I am the owner of a cat, dog, and parrot. The cat, to me, stands alone, but my dog and my parrot are intelligent, and social. There is no question that all my animals are conscious, and anyone who does not recognize intelligence in animals is just not paying attention.
Full 2h conversation with Neil โ if you came from the 9-minute clip, this goes much deeper. We cover Mars mission physics (radiation dose, 0.38g bone loss, closed-loop life support), why Elon's timeline is probably wrong, the Fermi paradox, and whether science communication has broken public trust. I'm a physics professor who worked at NASA and has spent 25 years at the frontier of cosmology โ building the instruments that imaged the universe's first light. Transcript + Monday M.A.G.I.C. Message: briankeating.com/yt Free meteorite for .edu addresses (USA): briankeating.com/edu
Neil, I was working at Western Electric in 1977, and in my plant, engineers were walking around with "ginned-up" WW2 walky-talkies testing cell phones... saying, I kidd you not: " CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW!"....
Thanks Brian. It was a real treat listening to both you and Neil. Peace and love always, Calvin.
Thanks for asking my question Dr. Keating! Thanks also Dr. Tyson for your answer!
You mean to say, that establishing colonies on a radiation blasted, micrometiorite pummeled, airless, toxic hellscape is not a good idea?
I know (friends with) a person who knew Issac Asmov for years as a neighbor inside a NYC apartment building. She told me, more than once, he was one of the kindest, most socially engaging, people she ever knew. And as a TV news reporter she got to know many people over the course of her working life. I think the kindness she alludes to in Issac Asmov was plainly reflected in the thousands of books that man wrote over his lifetime; it was obviously evident. When my friend said it to me it came as no surprise.
This short mention of our own insignificance at the beginning of this nice piece of talk reminded me instantly of the ending of the "Rocky Horror Picture Show" movie, where the narrator ends the story with this significant sentence: "And crawling on the planet's face, some insects called the human race, lost in time and lost in space, and meaning."
When the bird dropped the stone in the container, it squawked โeurekaโ.
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Top Comments (10)
Im a person of the urban neighborhoods(ghettos). And im not that educated , on paper. With degrees & so fourth. But , i love this kind of knowledge. Tyson, has been my new guy i follow. He's the best. This was a great segment.
I am the owner of a cat, dog, and parrot. The cat, to me, stands alone, but my dog and my parrot are intelligent, and social. There is no question that all my animals are conscious, and anyone who does not recognize intelligence in animals is just not paying attention.
Full 2h conversation with Neil โ if you came from the 9-minute clip, this goes much deeper. We cover Mars mission physics (radiation dose, 0.38g bone loss, closed-loop life support), why Elon's timeline is probably wrong, the Fermi paradox, and whether science communication has broken public trust. I'm a physics professor who worked at NASA and has spent 25 years at the frontier of cosmology โ building the instruments that imaged the universe's first light. Transcript + Monday M.A.G.I.C. Message: briankeating.com/yt Free meteorite for .edu addresses (USA): briankeating.com/edu
Neil, I was working at Western Electric in 1977, and in my plant, engineers were walking around with "ginned-up" WW2 walky-talkies testing cell phones... saying, I kidd you not: " CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW!"....
Thanks Brian. It was a real treat listening to both you and Neil. Peace and love always, Calvin.
Thanks for asking my question Dr. Keating! Thanks also Dr. Tyson for your answer!
You mean to say, that establishing colonies on a radiation blasted, micrometiorite pummeled, airless, toxic hellscape is not a good idea?
I know (friends with) a person who knew Issac Asmov for years as a neighbor inside a NYC apartment building. She told me, more than once, he was one of the kindest, most socially engaging, people she ever knew. And as a TV news reporter she got to know many people over the course of her working life. I think the kindness she alludes to in Issac Asmov was plainly reflected in the thousands of books that man wrote over his lifetime; it was obviously evident. When my friend said it to me it came as no surprise.
This short mention of our own insignificance at the beginning of this nice piece of talk reminded me instantly of the ending of the "Rocky Horror Picture Show" movie, where the narrator ends the story with this significant sentence: "And crawling on the planet's face, some insects called the human race, lost in time and lost in space, and meaning."
When the bird dropped the stone in the container, it squawked โeurekaโ.