I think one of the best things we can purchase for our daughters and sons is a full sized periodic table to hang by your child's bed, especially one that is full of color. Kids don't need to understand the periodic table when they are young but when they are taught chemistry and she sees the periodic table she will feel like the periodic table is her own and want to explore it. I taught 5th grade math and was always surprised how many kids had tons of fear about the multiplication table. Again I feel that hanging this full size table on the child's wall is perfectly logical and helps the kids lose their fears and learn a few math facts. Both of my daughters have advanced degrees in chemistry and have been working in that field for 30 years. My freshman algebra teacher yelled at me for printing with perfect penmanship. I used cursive and only I can read my cursive. I think all kids would better off learning shorthand or court reporting skills so taking notes in college and in lectures would be so much more useful.
I too went to the town library later in my life before and after walking my paper delivery route. I read every book in the library about stars, constellations, space travel etc.
I became interested in and have learned so much about cosmology through your excellent content, Lawrence. The Lecture and debate in Stockholm was a peak in this interest, you against the philosophy 😂 Love!
I love telescopes. Magellan sounds like a beast. I think telescopes are one of the best bang for the buck in scientific research and discoveries. We should spend more on them.
Nature always seems to surprise in the most unexpected and beautiful ways. I have faith that cultural norms regarding ethnicity and/or gender will follow with her.
An interesting podcast, having interviewed Wendy Freedman, it would be a great follow-up would be an interview with Claudia de Rham from the Imperial College London.
I'm very proud of myself because I was the smallest sized kindergartner and no one taught me how to walk the 15 blocks to kindergarten. So my last nerve was when the kindergarten teacher gave me cymbals much heavier than my arms in the kindergarten band. I cussed the teacher out, refused to even hold the damn things and got kicked out of kindergarten
Amongst people who are better at thought (and eventually at explenstions) then at memorizing, there are those who admits to the fact and those who don't. That considered, and additionally considering the diverse kinds of drives that moves our spirits at various directions, Mr. Krauss is certainly not doing all that bad on behalf of those who draws advantages from his urge to ... possibly draw some more others along by his common clarifications. Clarifying his efforts turns certainly out to in general be, as should even the paths in the end become somewhat corrected versus various colours of light and related wavelengths or otherwise, the images of the facts actually presented through his fortunate efforts are happily not in general left out by the eventual problem that others may have when it comes to keep their thoughts, eventually even through some few (possibly neccessary) interruptions. This is all depending on towards whoom one directs one's efforts, of cause, by which not all sees much need for the seemingly unneccassary corrections, shall also the more common among people become involved in particular.
Dr Krauss engages in a conversation with who he’s speaking with. And, if you’ve watched any of the previous videos, you’ll note that he prepares thoroughly, a attribute which is lacking in many so called interviewers. He’s also incredibly enthusiastic & curious.
Lawrence, you are very accomplished astrophysicist. You also interview well. But you really need to leave more elbow room for your interviewees. Wendy is a topnotch scientist. So please let her talk. No need to introject your knowledge (ideas?) so often!
Two very important people talking about a very important subject but in such a confusing and often interrupted manner that one gets completely lost. Dear Dr. Kraus I am one of your admirers but these talks should not be a casual discussion between friends but geared to the audience who wants to understand. The new measurements of the Hubble constant are too important to hide somewhere inside a 2 hour gibberish.
I get resonances and UFOs, but what about using these resonances to become a whole resonance? The biggest frequency number of known observational frequencies like the factorial of those frequencies. And then the question is, what does this number mean to the Universe? This number can provide Astro physicists with access to multiple sets of hypothesis, and one of those hypothesis could be the frequency sum - the cosmic microwave background = an unknown possibly observable objective. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I simply would never tire looking at Freedman's beautiful face. She plays it humble with no hair dye or excessive make up and favour still smiles upon her. Those eyes and that wonderful smile, talk about aging gracefully.
Let's work with the postulates of Einstein's theory of relativity. And if we apply new technologies for this, using the experience of Michelson Morley on the airplane fixing speed 200, 300, 400 m/s., we will see how quantum gravity works. Such measurements are impossible on the satellite due to weightlessness.
We're gonna get Canada 🇨🇦 involved alot more hopefully sooner than later. Let's get some things under control like the new government first. Then economy and open up our resources and associated industries. Then maybe take a big step into the sciences, pushing forward towards off planet industries. Great video Lawrence and a great guest. Peace ✌️ 😎 from the free west? Great job. Thanks.
I very much doubt it. My impression is that the astronomical academic community in Canada will defer to the indigenous objections and not fight tooth and nail for TMT. There is a proposal to build TMT in the Canary Islands, a northern hemisphere extremely large telescope being needed since both the Giant Magellan Telescope and ESO's ELT are being built in Chile. Canada went in years ago with a $250 million pledge for TMT, which was meant to obtain a 25% share, or at least "a share no less than any other". As for Canadian politics, developments will be affected by what happens in the US. If Trump wins, then Poilievre will win in Canada, but a strong Democratic victory may lead to an analogous sequence of events in Canada.
@StefanMochnacki being of indigenous ancestry I will encourage my brothers and sisters to take this giant leap. Not just for Canadians and Canada, but for all mankind. Peace ✌️ 😎.
Most of us couldn't rely in the educational institutions or our nuclear family to achieve our knowledge base. The more I was thrown aside, the more college degrees I've earned.
Very disappointing! Did Kraus speak for 80% of the episode?!?! WAY too many interruptions of the guest; WAY too many unfinished sentences and unnecessary asides from the host. I couldn't listen to the whole thing! SO frustrating!!
Please please please learn NOT to make things about you!!! Remember that the guest is here to TALK, NOT YOU! Ask your question and wait till they're done!!! THANKS!
the amount of enthusiasm between these two guests is evident!! props and thank you for the video!
Зачем тебе в хозяйстве танк?
It bothers me watching Dr Freedman get interrupted so many times. Still a great conversation
Amazing talk, very important experiments and observatories...
I think one of the best things we can purchase for our daughters and sons is a full sized periodic table to hang by your child's bed, especially one that is full of color. Kids don't need to understand the periodic table when they are young but when they are taught chemistry and she sees the periodic table she will feel like the periodic table is her own and want to explore it. I taught 5th grade math and was always surprised how many kids had tons of fear about the multiplication table. Again I feel that hanging this full size table on the child's wall is perfectly logical and helps the kids lose their fears and learn a few math facts. Both of my daughters have advanced degrees in chemistry and have been working in that field for 30 years. My freshman algebra teacher yelled at me for printing with perfect penmanship. I used cursive and only I can read my cursive. I think all kids would better off learning shorthand or court reporting skills so taking notes in college and in lectures would be so much more useful.
Now let the guest talk😂
I too went to the town library later in my life before and after walking my paper delivery route. I read every book in the library about stars, constellations, space travel etc.
I became interested in and have learned so much about cosmology through your excellent content, Lawrence. The Lecture and debate in Stockholm was a peak in this interest, you against the philosophy 😂
Love!
17:30 LK: "Biology class was just memorizing the parts of a frog - it was offal."
I love telescopes. Magellan sounds like a beast. I think telescopes are one of the best bang for the buck in scientific research and discoveries. We should spend more on them.
She was just speaking and Lawrence just sorta stopped her for some reason.
ADHD? He's like a 7y.o. boy a bit, isn't he?
Can’t wait to hear Wendy Freedman speak during her interview, which is scheduled when, exactly?
Thanks!
thank you SO much!
Wow I guess those copper bracelets they sell on TV really work!
Nature always seems to surprise in the most unexpected and beautiful ways. I have faith that cultural norms regarding ethnicity and/or gender will follow with her.
An interesting podcast, having interviewed Wendy Freedman, it would be a great follow-up would be an interview with Claudia de Rham from the Imperial College London.
I'm very proud of myself because I was the smallest sized kindergartner and no one taught me how to walk the 15 blocks to kindergarten. So my last nerve was when the kindergarten teacher gave me cymbals much heavier than my arms in the kindergarten band. I cussed the teacher out, refused to even hold the damn things and got kicked out of kindergarten
I’ve got an idea, how about we have Wendy Freedman interview Lawrence Krause? Oh, wait, that just happened.
Put a big note on your desk saying. Let the guest speak.
Amongst people who are better at thought (and eventually at explenstions) then at memorizing,
there are those who admits to the fact and those who don't. That considered, and additionally considering the diverse kinds of drives that moves our spirits at various directions, Mr. Krauss is certainly not doing all that bad on behalf of those who draws advantages from his urge to ... possibly draw some more others along by his common clarifications. Clarifying his efforts turns certainly out to in general be, as should even the paths in the end become somewhat corrected versus various colours of light and related wavelengths or otherwise, the images of the facts actually presented through his fortunate efforts are happily not in general left out by the eventual problem that others may have when it comes to keep their thoughts, eventually even through some few (possibly neccessary) interruptions. This is all depending on towards whoom one directs one's efforts, of cause, by which not all sees much need for the seemingly unneccassary corrections, shall also the more common among people become involved in particular.
Please let the person your interviewing talk 😅
I love how he interviews. Lawrence keeps it interesting
he can't help it, he's enthusiastic.
Not as bad as Neil Tyson
Dr Krauss engages in a conversation with who he’s speaking with. And, if you’ve watched any of the previous videos, you’ll note that he prepares thoroughly, a attribute which is lacking in many so called interviewers. He’s also incredibly enthusiastic & curious.
@@rogerbergez He also has himself done work on the evolution of giant stars underlying the TRGB and JAGB methods of distance determination.
$2B is chump change in our gdp. How many Magellans have we spent on war?
I respect you immensely, Lawrence, but c'mon man...give her a chance.
A map of the universe which databases the red shift and distance to tell us which stars have already died would be a worthy endeavor.
Very interesting science's discuss 😊🥰🤣
Its big, we have no idea how big. Its been there since the beginning of time but we have no idea how long ago that was.
Lawrence, you are very accomplished astrophysicist. You also interview well. But you really need to leave more elbow room for your interviewees. Wendy is a topnotch scientist. So please let her talk. No need to introject your knowledge (ideas?) so often!
Nature is conspiring with the dust. A great breakthrough about dust. Now, plates are much less useful for the determination of H.
That's dE/E = dm/m locally happening in the burning star.
Two very important people talking about a very important subject but in such a confusing and often interrupted manner that one gets completely lost. Dear Dr. Kraus I am one of your admirers but these talks should not be a casual discussion between friends but geared to the audience who wants to understand. The new measurements of the Hubble constant are too important to hide somewhere inside a 2 hour gibberish.
"That's interesting. When I..."
How many educated people today know how to use a slide rule? Can you imagine how many errors were found in our early computations?
I get resonances and UFOs, but what about using these resonances to become a whole resonance? The biggest frequency number of known observational frequencies like the factorial of those frequencies. And then the question is, what does this number mean to the Universe? This number can provide Astro physicists with access to multiple sets of hypothesis, and one of those hypothesis could be the frequency sum - the cosmic microwave background = an unknown possibly observable objective. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
If we have two measures of high accuracy... Is it not a constant?
I simply would never tire looking at Freedman's beautiful face. She plays it humble with no hair dye or excessive make up and favour still smiles upon her. Those eyes and that wonderful smile, talk about aging gracefully.
Let's work with the postulates of Einstein's theory of relativity.
And if we apply new technologies for this, using the experience of Michelson Morley on the airplane fixing speed 200, 300, 400 m/s., we will see how quantum gravity works. Such measurements are impossible on the satellite due to weightlessness.
We're gonna get Canada 🇨🇦 involved alot more hopefully sooner than later. Let's get some things under control like the new government first. Then economy and open up our resources and associated industries. Then maybe take a big step into the sciences, pushing forward towards off planet industries. Great video Lawrence and a great guest. Peace ✌️ 😎 from the free west? Great job. Thanks.
I very much doubt it. My impression is that the astronomical academic community in Canada will defer to the indigenous objections and not fight tooth and nail for TMT. There is a proposal to build TMT in the Canary Islands, a northern hemisphere extremely large telescope being needed since both the Giant Magellan Telescope and ESO's ELT are being built in Chile. Canada went in years ago with a $250 million pledge for TMT, which was meant to obtain a 25% share, or at least "a share no less than any other". As for Canadian politics, developments will be affected by what happens in the US. If Trump wins, then Poilievre will win in Canada, but a strong Democratic victory may lead to an analogous sequence of events in Canada.
@StefanMochnacki being of indigenous ancestry I will encourage my brothers and sisters to take this giant leap. Not just for Canadians and Canada, but for all mankind. Peace ✌️ 😎.
Most of us couldn't rely in the educational institutions or our nuclear family to achieve our knowledge base. The more I was thrown aside, the more college degrees I've earned.
Very disappointing! Did Kraus speak for 80% of the episode?!?! WAY too many interruptions of the guest; WAY too many unfinished sentences and unnecessary asides from the host. I couldn't listen to the whole thing! SO frustrating!!
Quit interrupting and taking over the interview. It’s always me me me with the host. The self absorption is frustrating listening to.
To solve dark energy and dark matter, you need to build telescopes on the dark side of the moon.
leave him alone he gets exited ?
Please please please learn NOT to make things about you!!! Remember that the guest is here to TALK, NOT YOU! Ask your question and wait till they're done!!! THANKS!
Scienceman inventored big banger mith deny Creator creatored planit erth.
Is Eastern Europe a country ? Where are you from lady ? Are you ashamed to say Russia or Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Croatia ?????
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Nope.