Neil deGrasse Tyson Explains The Three-Body Problem
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Top Comments (10)
I had a three body problem once. Luckily, I know people who discreetly take care of that sort of thing.
Are you watching “3 Body Problem” on Netflix?
"where is your gravitational allegiance?" with no context is my new fav question to ask people
the small animations in between are really helpful
Goes perfectly with the saying, "Two's company, three's a crowd".
I love it how Chuck sometimes says "Gotcha" but his face tells you "I don't get it" 😃
I'm a PhD student specializing in astrodynamics, and I really appreciate how he explains complex topics so clearly without oversimplifying. He stays true to the subject, presenting things as they really are, which I really appreciate
I'm 40 and I want to thank Neil for the times he makes me feel like a 10 year old kid with a sparkle in his eyes listening to his favourite uncle talk about the world. That is like time travel :)
2:04 EH WHATS UP EARTH 😂
This episode's explanation of the "Three-Body Problem" is top-tier! The way Neil deGrasse Tyson breaks it down from the two-body to the three-body problem is incredibly logical and easy to follow. I was particularly impressed by the anecdote about Laplace and Napoleon [05:43]—what a historical mic-drop! The breakdown of orbital chaos at [07:08] makes the universe feel both fragile and fascinating. Thank you, StarTalk, for making such a complex mathematical problem so accessible. Keep up the great science series! 🌌⚛🚀
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Top Comments (10)
I had a three body problem once. Luckily, I know people who discreetly take care of that sort of thing.
Are you watching “3 Body Problem” on Netflix?
"where is your gravitational allegiance?" with no context is my new fav question to ask people
the small animations in between are really helpful
Goes perfectly with the saying, "Two's company, three's a crowd".
I love it how Chuck sometimes says "Gotcha" but his face tells you "I don't get it" 😃
I'm a PhD student specializing in astrodynamics, and I really appreciate how he explains complex topics so clearly without oversimplifying. He stays true to the subject, presenting things as they really are, which I really appreciate
I'm 40 and I want to thank Neil for the times he makes me feel like a 10 year old kid with a sparkle in his eyes listening to his favourite uncle talk about the world. That is like time travel :)
2:04 EH WHATS UP EARTH 😂
This episode's explanation of the "Three-Body Problem" is top-tier! The way Neil deGrasse Tyson breaks it down from the two-body to the three-body problem is incredibly logical and easy to follow. I was particularly impressed by the anecdote about Laplace and Napoleon [05:43]—what a historical mic-drop! The breakdown of orbital chaos at [07:08] makes the universe feel both fragile and fascinating. Thank you, StarTalk, for making such a complex mathematical problem so accessible. Keep up the great science series! 🌌⚛🚀