Do Colliding Pulsars Create All of the Universe’s Gold? | Cosmic Queries #112
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When my mom was in college...early to mid 40's...her science professor spoke about the eventuality of space flight and moon landing. The poor guy was publicly fired and then permanently blacklisted. She shared this with me as we were 'watching' the moon landing on our family radio.
If an alien ever asks me to bring them to my leader, I'll bring them to Neil.
The cross over between Star Talk and NPR is beautiful ❤🎉
8:00 fueling stations. Wait until you taste their sushi.
When I saw the podcast advertised with "Why do strange things happen under a full moon?", my first reaction was "Because it would be strange if they took that time off." :)
Great segment! Dr. Tyson is spot on that we need these edge case ideas to keep us uncomfortable enough to make new discoveries. The concept of time being emergent becomes incredibly concrete when you look at it as a physical baseline. If time is simply the macroscopic tracking of sequential state updates driven by the smallest gravitational particles, produced at a structural black hole threshold to give our specific scale its mass. Then it isn’t a sci fi illusion at all. It is just the natural clock rate of deterministic structural mechanics. Thought provoking discussion!
Always good to be reminded of the fact everything we learn about the universe just leads to smarter questions.
I love these, I see it and think I'll watch the first 5 minutes. And just like that, 50 mins fly's by.
The long answers in this were nice. I appreciate the less-businessy, more-discussy aspect of the show. Also, great guest. Hope to see her again.
I just like listening to Neil talk tbh he’s kinda calming
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Top Comments (10)
When my mom was in college...early to mid 40's...her science professor spoke about the eventuality of space flight and moon landing. The poor guy was publicly fired and then permanently blacklisted. She shared this with me as we were 'watching' the moon landing on our family radio.
If an alien ever asks me to bring them to my leader, I'll bring them to Neil.
The cross over between Star Talk and NPR is beautiful ❤🎉
8:00 fueling stations. Wait until you taste their sushi.
When I saw the podcast advertised with "Why do strange things happen under a full moon?", my first reaction was "Because it would be strange if they took that time off." :)
Great segment! Dr. Tyson is spot on that we need these edge case ideas to keep us uncomfortable enough to make new discoveries. The concept of time being emergent becomes incredibly concrete when you look at it as a physical baseline. If time is simply the macroscopic tracking of sequential state updates driven by the smallest gravitational particles, produced at a structural black hole threshold to give our specific scale its mass. Then it isn’t a sci fi illusion at all. It is just the natural clock rate of deterministic structural mechanics. Thought provoking discussion!
Always good to be reminded of the fact everything we learn about the universe just leads to smarter questions.
I love these, I see it and think I'll watch the first 5 minutes. And just like that, 50 mins fly's by.
The long answers in this were nice. I appreciate the less-businessy, more-discussy aspect of the show. Also, great guest. Hope to see her again.
I just like listening to Neil talk tbh he’s kinda calming