The Discovery That Changed the Universe
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You know It's a good day when you see Startalk on your YouTube feed.
Which scientific questions do you hope will be solved 100 years from now?
Man. Neil is like a huge breath of …… oxygen. Sustenance. For necessary learning for the average person. Keep it coming, Neil.
The Sagan of our time. Thank you so much. 👍
00:32 - What an excellent tidbit. "Nebula" is the Latin for "Mist" and it was named so quite literally due to the fact it looked like space mist due to a lack of technology. I love the simplicity of this, brilliant.
Neil! One of the best Star Talks yet! Awesome! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Nobody who doesn't like/fear science is watching StarTalk
Not only is Neil super intelligent, but he is also an excellent teacher. Thanks Doc!
Its quite amazing to find out that we basically just started searching the universe in terms of the years humans have been on earth. I mean, just a 100 years ago we found out that other galaxies with stars and planets were a thing lol.
It still kinda blows me away how recent these incredible discoveries occured. We thought our galaxy was everything just 100 years ago
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Top Comments (10)
You know It's a good day when you see Startalk on your YouTube feed.
Which scientific questions do you hope will be solved 100 years from now?
Man. Neil is like a huge breath of …… oxygen. Sustenance. For necessary learning for the average person. Keep it coming, Neil.
The Sagan of our time. Thank you so much. 👍
00:32 - What an excellent tidbit. "Nebula" is the Latin for "Mist" and it was named so quite literally due to the fact it looked like space mist due to a lack of technology. I love the simplicity of this, brilliant.
Neil! One of the best Star Talks yet! Awesome! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Nobody who doesn't like/fear science is watching StarTalk
Not only is Neil super intelligent, but he is also an excellent teacher. Thanks Doc!
Its quite amazing to find out that we basically just started searching the universe in terms of the years humans have been on earth. I mean, just a 100 years ago we found out that other galaxies with stars and planets were a thing lol.
It still kinda blows me away how recent these incredible discoveries occured. We thought our galaxy was everything just 100 years ago