Space Solar Farms, Blue Straggler Stars, & Earth’s Escape Plan
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Top Comments (10)
"We like to grab em by the query"❤😂
We like to grab em by the queries😂 Glad to have Chuck back😭
Neil has gotten so much funnier over the years and I'm loving it LMAO. Hanging around Lord Nice is finally starting to rub off on him lol.
If the Sun were dying, would you try to move Earth or move humanity somewhere else?
1:28, They didn't answer her first question, so Sumit Sharma if youre reading this: you cant have it spinning constantly in space because the generation of electricity slows it down with a lot of force, which is why turbines need very pressurized steam to keep turning, Its not just air resistance that slows down the turbines but the generator itself
Chuck doing his Arnold impression made me realize he would be perfect for a recurring character on Futurama 😂
Neil missed the point of the question about wire containing information. Before the days of tape recording, there were wire recorders. The query was likely referring to an old Mission Impossible episode, "A Spool There Was" from its first season in 1966, where an agent hid a spool of recording wire before he was killed, and the team had to try to find it. A young boy had used some of the wire as fishing line, and they had to get it back.
19:31 my blood went cold when i heard my name 😂, i had this playing in the background and this surprised me lol
Man I love this show.. I just wish the episodes were longer haha
Before tape recorders there were wire recorders that used a thin wire to record sound magnetically.
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Top Comments (10)
"We like to grab em by the query"❤😂
We like to grab em by the queries😂 Glad to have Chuck back😭
Neil has gotten so much funnier over the years and I'm loving it LMAO. Hanging around Lord Nice is finally starting to rub off on him lol.
If the Sun were dying, would you try to move Earth or move humanity somewhere else?
1:28, They didn't answer her first question, so Sumit Sharma if youre reading this: you cant have it spinning constantly in space because the generation of electricity slows it down with a lot of force, which is why turbines need very pressurized steam to keep turning, Its not just air resistance that slows down the turbines but the generator itself
Chuck doing his Arnold impression made me realize he would be perfect for a recurring character on Futurama 😂
Neil missed the point of the question about wire containing information. Before the days of tape recording, there were wire recorders. The query was likely referring to an old Mission Impossible episode, "A Spool There Was" from its first season in 1966, where an agent hid a spool of recording wire before he was killed, and the team had to try to find it. A young boy had used some of the wire as fishing line, and they had to get it back.
19:31 my blood went cold when i heard my name 😂, i had this playing in the background and this surprised me lol
Man I love this show.. I just wish the episodes were longer haha
Before tape recorders there were wire recorders that used a thin wire to record sound magnetically.