Cosmologist Brian Keating on The Fascinating Life and Discoveries of Galileo
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Top Comments (10)
This was a bucket list conversation for me! (I do hope I don’t kick the bucket any time soon.) But talking to you, your amazing team, and your brilliant audience was the thrill of a lifetime! I hope to share more with you all someday. For now, keep watching the heavens!
Eddie Bravo doesn't believe in the telescope, but after this podcast he's going to look into it.
It’s always a good day when joe has a guest that talks about space
This dude is such a throwback. You don't hear terms like "no-goodnick" very often anymore.
I could listen to people like this all day that genuinely love what they do and you can tell.
Joe already texting Jamie “find the biggest fucking telescope we can buy!”
If Spotify had labeled chapters I’d watch more of the podcast
i’m not a guy that cries often and i never ever cry in public, but yrs ago i went on a date to the observatory in socal and they had a rep working there that brought me to a huge telescope and told me to look through. i saw jupiter. but then he told me to stay there for a few more moments and i saw movement—like grains of sand move across— and i was like “woah, what was that?” and he explained that i had just witnessed one of the biggest long-standing storms in our near solar system. i was so impacted by that, the most beautiful thing i’ve ever seen in nature. i couldn’t believe it; it made me so teary-eyed just standing there seeing it, impacts me still to this day. such an incredible sight.
It's definitely a good day when JR has a guest on who truly knows how to speak properly! ❤
Galileo invented the ‘tripod’. Learn something new everyday! Galileo was truly ahead of time!
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Top Comments (10)
This was a bucket list conversation for me! (I do hope I don’t kick the bucket any time soon.) But talking to you, your amazing team, and your brilliant audience was the thrill of a lifetime! I hope to share more with you all someday. For now, keep watching the heavens!
Eddie Bravo doesn't believe in the telescope, but after this podcast he's going to look into it.
It’s always a good day when joe has a guest that talks about space
This dude is such a throwback. You don't hear terms like "no-goodnick" very often anymore.
I could listen to people like this all day that genuinely love what they do and you can tell.
Joe already texting Jamie “find the biggest fucking telescope we can buy!”
If Spotify had labeled chapters I’d watch more of the podcast
i’m not a guy that cries often and i never ever cry in public, but yrs ago i went on a date to the observatory in socal and they had a rep working there that brought me to a huge telescope and told me to look through. i saw jupiter. but then he told me to stay there for a few more moments and i saw movement—like grains of sand move across— and i was like “woah, what was that?” and he explained that i had just witnessed one of the biggest long-standing storms in our near solar system. i was so impacted by that, the most beautiful thing i’ve ever seen in nature. i couldn’t believe it; it made me so teary-eyed just standing there seeing it, impacts me still to this day. such an incredible sight.
It's definitely a good day when JR has a guest on who truly knows how to speak properly! ❤
Galileo invented the ‘tripod’. Learn something new everyday! Galileo was truly ahead of time!