Neil mentioned that the materials and technology are much improved. @@benjamindemontgomery6317 It may be worthwhile to reuse the solar panels though. It's certainly not practical to try to bring the raw material back safely (remember, there's no ablative layer on it now) and try to scavenge what's left from the equivalent of a 1989 space Buick.
As someone who hated rote memorization, the multiplication table is 'fuzzy' around the mid 6's and 7's. So, I actually came to the correct answer at about the same moment Chuck did. I do think he missed a comedic opportunity to echo Neil's frustration, when Neil says "49 is twice 25."
Always great to see Neil using his office, at the Hayden Planitarium as a set . So many interesting books and artifacts just out of focus. Would be great if when filming from his office that Neil shares some info on the books on his shelves. Ideally, one title every time he post a video from his office, but even a Book of the Month would be great. Books are awesome, they don't need batteries and totally impervious to solar storms and any other forms of electromagnetic interference. Please share !👍👍👍
I'm on your team Chuck. I got as check up from the neck up and found great meds to get me through life. My wife and kids suffered for too many years with my depression. Anyone who meets me now sees a happy me.
I'm glad Chuck is now feeling better, I can actually see you were putting up fake smiles previously and I can see that you actually feeling real down at the time.
@StarTalk , im glad and appreciative of Chuck touching upon a subject that almost no one talks about. I understand this is the primary channel , but I do believe having a podcast about mental health in general would be a great subject for your secondary channel Startalk +. It's not everyday that astrophysicists come out and openly talk about their mental health. Chuck I appreciate you.
@@vanshamb If you actually study physics, you learn that K=1/2 mv² much earlier, but people who haven't studied physics have never heard of K=1/2 mv², they've only heard of E=mc², even if they never really understand what it means. Abstractly, though, both equations say the same thing about energy: that it has _dimensions_ of mass times velocity squared.
@@vanshamb ur not wrong; I think Neil was just going for the low hanging fruit that the common undereducated American would know, even if their understanding of it is closer to E = MC Hammer. The kinetic energy formula is precisely what engineers use for spacecraft kinetics. The kinetic energy formula is part of General Relativity, and in non-relativistic cases GR reduces to KE. The mass energy equivalency is what Special Relativity reduces to for speeds that are not a significant fraction of the speed of light. They're both parabolic equations that fall out of hyperbolic equations.
Chuck Mistake was just a showman slip, because “The Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything is 42”, from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
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This video is why I don't do math in public... And kinda' not cool to both put Chuck on the spot like that and then shame him rather than just say something like "Not quite, I think it's 49" (or something similar) Lastly, Chuck, thanks for being so willing to share your struggle with depression - that's a very difficult thing to talk about, and, as you said: often a source of shame. I'm glad you found the help you needed and what worked for you!
I disagree. Unless you have a severe learning disability, I think it’s kind of shameful to not know your multiplication tables as an adult. I agree it’s not cool to shame people with disabilities, but in Chuck’s case I suspect it’s probably not a disability, but rather he just didn’t do his math homework in 3rd grade.
@@stevenqirkle I don't agree. Not everyone can recite multiplication tables for a variety of reasons, many having nothing to do with severe disability. Just like some people have bad spelling. That's not a moral failing either, however much you may want to judge people for that.
@@a24396 in a 10x10 multiplication table, there are 55 unique combinations to remember. Anyone can do it. It’s nowhere near as difficult as spelling, which has a much larger vocabulary as well as many homophones and irregularities. What other reasons are there besides not putting in the effort and/or learning disability?
@@stevenqirkle Incredulity is not an argument. Just because you can't imagine this doesn't mean it's not a real problem for people who are both not lazy and not profoundly disabled. I recommend you go to google and search for 'reasons people don't remember multiplication tables.' You might discover that human brains aren't just biological equivalents of calculators/computers and not everyone is 'wired' the same. In the same way that some people 'get' spelling and others don't, some people 'get' mathematics and others don't. Or... Continue to disbelieve anything you don't understand or for which you haven't figured out an answer... Whatever makes you happy!
When it's time to replace the International Space Station, how feasible would a "take a new module up, bring an old module down" system be? Maybe not for every module, but the opportunity to study what 25+ years of exposure to space has done to the craft
Chuck’s advertisement about his mental heath journey is great! BUT, I sometimes wonder if he gets tired of playing dumb. I BELIEVE this man to have vast intellect. It is obvious due to his quick witedness.
Neil looked genuinely hurt by that 42, the man looks distraught 😩 the way it hit him I thought oh no 🙆🏾♂️😟 then the music and visual editing was spot on 👌🏿
Neils stories + Kerbal Space Program, what more do you need? one more interesting thing, why do they land in ocean but not on the hill or a mountain? killed a few Kerbals to figure it out :)
The accelerate. I remember looking at my bowl of cereal with two pieces of food left. They slowly gravitate towards each other and then they get really close and slap together like magnets
A helpful analogy for visualizing an object entering Earth's atmosphere is to envision yourself in a speeding boat, seated at the edge, with your hands skimming the water. The sensation of the turbulent fluid rushing past your hands, potentially causing harm, mirrors the experience of an object encountering Earth's atmosphere.
I think that it would be very interesting to see a Startalk review&analysis episode of science presented in The Three-Body Problem(the Netflix tv series, the book or both). Maybe Chuck thought Neil asked him what is the meaning of life, the universe, and everything.
A fantastic synergy, I've been watching for a while now and will be watching all the back catalogue. Thankyou for being teachers, entertainers and ultimately - humbling me enough to want to learn 😇🕹👌 Stay retro
I saw the Tiangong Space Station pass by once. I identified it using the Stellarium app and I knew it wasn't the ISS cause the light appeared smaller in the sky.
1:12 "I don't need fuel to slow down!" I would add "I am the fuel if there was a miscalculation on the number of layers installed!" I think it would be a shame to de-orbit (scrap) the International Space Station. Would be interesting to latch on to it and do major upgrades to continue its service life.
you guys should've talked about starship flight 3 with the amazing video views we got of this exact thing with the heat shield, and the plasma starting to heat up!! =)
@ 4:05 What kinda genius school did Neil go to as a kid where his very first equation was E= MC^2? . I'm pretty sure the first equation for most of us was 1 +1 = 2
OMG! Chuck! I lost my stomach from laughter! 😂 In Seinfeld, George and Elaine say to Jerry, he cannot not be funny, Chuck is the same, he cannot not be funny! 🤣
Whether or not it was intentional to get China to DIY, but it ended up that way! I still think we should invite them to an international effort if it happens again!
What did you learn from this Explainer?
That the ISS isn't going to be tearing into some unfortunate poor peoples' houses when we retire it. China on the other hand....
Why don't they recycle the space station when we build the next one? ready available materials.
6:00 headwinds in the troposphere are insane!
Only racist and fakers call their competition an adversary.
Neil mentioned that the materials and technology are much improved. @@benjamindemontgomery6317 It may be worthwhile to reuse the solar panels though. It's certainly not practical to try to bring the raw material back safely (remember, there's no ablative layer on it now) and try to scavenge what's left from the equivalent of a 1989 space Buick.
The frustration on Neil's face when he said "42" 😂😂
😂😂😂 he almost cried
Yes, that was so clearly *not* scripted. :|
Or when he mentioned “China”!!!
Chuck thought he asked about life, the universe, and everything.
42 IS THE UNIVERSAL ANSWER TO EVERYTHING
2:45 Thanks for the shoutout Chuck, 42!
When Chuck said 42, I felt that.
As someone who hated rote memorization, the multiplication table is 'fuzzy' around the mid 6's and 7's. So, I actually came to the correct answer at about the same moment Chuck did. I do think he missed a comedic opportunity to echo Neil's frustration, when Neil says "49 is twice 25."
I hesitate to add another thumbs up to this, it's too good.
36 😃
Lmfao literally me
HHGTTG
I too also said 42 in my head ...then I saw the pain... the level of love that have for the two of you is ....
Neil's recovery when Chuck finally says '49' 😂
🤣🤣🔥
Chuck knows the anwer to the ultimate question of Life, the Universe, and Everything!
Who else understands concepts better with Neil than at School? >>>>>>
💯
Try studying & teaching yourself.
Neil is a failed comedian.
he is also a Astrophysicist with a PhD@@gulfy09
I mean, you’re an adult now so lots of things are easier to understand. But i get what you are saying.
Always great to see Neil using his office, at the Hayden Planitarium as a set . So many interesting books and artifacts just out of focus. Would be great if when filming from his office that Neil shares some info on the books on his shelves. Ideally, one title every time he post a video from his office, but even a Book of the Month would be great. Books are awesome, they don't need batteries and totally impervious to solar storms and any other forms of electromagnetic interference. Please share !👍👍👍
Great idea
Great idea.
We need a 3 Body Problem analysis video Dr. Neil, that show was so awesome
the chinise version was so much better.
It was mid
@@kylewallis31 Nah u trippin
@@CrzyGazara Nah u trippin too
I'm on your team Chuck. I got as check up from the neck up and found great meds to get me through life. My wife and kids suffered for too many years with my depression. Anyone who meets me now sees a happy me.
I'm glad that you can fully enjoy your family. Thanks for sharing!
It's nice to listen in on you guys. Love all the information I get . Thank you.
E=MC2 is not the first equation learned in school. It was probably 1 + 1 = 2
I thought so too, but for now let's just leave the smart people talk 😊
I think that was just a Tyson style joke 😅
@12:04 that's what i thought and wanted to hear and he spoke....whatever happens, it happens for good !!!
I'm glad Chuck is now feeling better, I can actually see you were putting up fake smiles previously and I can see that you actually feeling real down at the time.
when chuck said 7^2 square = 42 💀🤯 Neil is hilarious 2:27
@StarTalk , im glad and appreciative of Chuck touching upon a subject that almost no one talks about. I understand this is the primary channel , but I do believe having a podcast about mental health in general would be a great subject for your secondary channel Startalk +. It's not everyday that astrophysicists come out and openly talk about their mental health. Chuck I appreciate you.
Don't know about Chuck and Neil, but I think most of us learn "two and two make four" even before we learn that E = mc^2. Fight me on this one.
😂 yes
I learnt KE = 1/2 MV² much before E=MC²
Idk why Neil didn't use kinetic energy to explain it, am i wrong thinking this way?
@@vanshamb If you actually study physics, you learn that K=1/2 mv² much earlier, but people who haven't studied physics have never heard of K=1/2 mv², they've only heard of E=mc², even if they never really understand what it means. Abstractly, though, both equations say the same thing about energy: that it has _dimensions_ of mass times velocity squared.
@@yessopie Isnt K=1/2 mv`2 a tiny part of the full E=MC`2 equation?
@@vanshamb ur not wrong; I think Neil was just going for the low hanging fruit that the common undereducated American would know, even if their understanding of it is closer to E = MC Hammer. The kinetic energy formula is precisely what engineers use for spacecraft kinetics.
The kinetic energy formula is part of General Relativity, and in non-relativistic cases GR reduces to KE. The mass energy equivalency is what Special Relativity reduces to for speeds that are not a significant fraction of the speed of light. They're both parabolic equations that fall out of hyperbolic equations.
Chuck Mistake was just a showman slip, because “The Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything is 42”, from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
Beautiful, just beautiful conversation.
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42..! Yes, that’s the answer to everything in the universe..! ❤😊
When chuck talked about mental health. You got me as a fan!
For sure. It takes guts to be open about that and show that anyone can suffer from mental issues.
Chuck’s note about depression resonated beautifully ❤
@ 2:42
Dr. T - "Take 7 and Square it... What do you get?"
Chuck - "42"
Dr. T - "I need Betterhelp again"
Chuck - "Does Neail need Betterhelp again?"
Chuck was right with 42. It’s the answer to life, the universe, and *everything*.
Love you guys 💓 I listen most nights....so relaxing and yes I have a smoke lol 😁
This video is why I don't do math in public...
And kinda' not cool to both put Chuck on the spot like that and then shame him rather than just say something like "Not quite, I think it's 49" (or something similar)
Lastly, Chuck, thanks for being so willing to share your struggle with depression - that's a very difficult thing to talk about, and, as you said: often a source of shame. I'm glad you found the help you needed and what worked for you!
I disagree. Unless you have a severe learning disability, I think it’s kind of shameful to not know your multiplication tables as an adult.
I agree it’s not cool to shame people with disabilities, but in Chuck’s case I suspect it’s probably not a disability, but rather he just didn’t do his math homework in 3rd grade.
@@stevenqirkle I don't agree. Not everyone can recite multiplication tables for a variety of reasons, many having nothing to do with severe disability. Just like some people have bad spelling. That's not a moral failing either, however much you may want to judge people for that.
@@a24396 in a 10x10 multiplication table, there are 55 unique combinations to remember. Anyone can do it. It’s nowhere near as difficult as spelling, which has a much larger vocabulary as well as many homophones and irregularities.
What other reasons are there besides not putting in the effort and/or learning disability?
@@stevenqirkle Incredulity is not an argument. Just because you can't imagine this doesn't mean it's not a real problem for people who are both not lazy and not profoundly disabled.
I recommend you go to google and search for 'reasons people don't remember multiplication tables.'
You might discover that human brains aren't just biological equivalents of calculators/computers and not everyone is 'wired' the same.
In the same way that some people 'get' spelling and others don't, some people 'get' mathematics and others don't.
Or... Continue to disbelieve anything you don't understand or for which you haven't figured out an answer... Whatever makes you happy!
He would have liked to die when my boy said 42. Lol
I love Chuck's reactions!
Chuck got it right, 42 is the answer to everything. Neil just didn't get the joke.
Maybe Neil should do an expose of the physics of 3 body problem
LOL 7^2 42, Neil's REaction is priceless!
It's so good for me to found this guy now I can listening to amazing things while I'm on bus to school
When it's time to replace the International Space Station, how feasible would a "take a new module up, bring an old module down" system be? Maybe not for every module, but the opportunity to study what 25+ years of exposure to space has done to the craft
I listen to these every night when I go to sleep! Absolutely love you guys, keep it up!
Chuck’s advertisement about his mental heath journey is great! BUT, I sometimes wonder if he gets tired of playing dumb. I BELIEVE this man to have vast intellect. It is obvious due to his quick witedness.
Thank you Chuck, that really resonated with me and gave me solace.
The editor is having fun with these. Keep it up!
I Love these guys !
I Love StarTalk ❤
Educational Entertainment
to the MAX ❕️
nice office, very nice ... can you do a guided tour around it some time in the future?
Chuck - I'm glad you're feeling better.
Their conversation about E=mc² illustrates most people's gap between knowing something and understanding something.
Haha omg that frustration from Neil haha I was like no chuck noooooo 😂
2:50 Neil went through all the stages of Grief here lmao
You guys make learning so entertaining
We all know that 42 is the "Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything". Chuck you were right, my man.
Thank you for your message Chuck. I would like to hear more about that.
I appreciate the therapy advice. It's really important and good for everyone to understand ❤
Considering the cost of getting all that material up there (that could be re-purposed / re-used) is de-orbiting the best solution though?
Star talk radio on Alexa 👍 Star talk on UA-cam 👍 Neil Degrasse Tyson and Sir Chuck 👍👍
That is all
The editing in this video is hilarious. The 42 and E thing both were awesome. I'm not even 5 minutes in. 😂
Neil and Chuck for 2024!
Neil looked genuinely hurt by that 42, the man looks distraught 😩 the way it hit him I thought oh no 🙆🏾♂️😟 then the music and visual editing was spot on 👌🏿
4:34 teaching at its finest! From on educator to another...well, done.
Thanks Chuck for the beautiful picture of depression and mental health!
As always these explainers are really good
The intros, the animation and the set are fantastic ❤
Love the Black Hole lunchbox on the shelf. I saw that movie with my grandpa.
thank you so much dr neill
Neils stories + Kerbal Space Program, what more do you need? one more interesting thing, why do they land in ocean but not on the hill or a mountain? killed a few Kerbals to figure it out :)
Speaking of Endeavor, it's now vertical on a full launch stack while the new display facility is built around it.
The accelerate. I remember looking at my bowl of cereal with two pieces of food left. They slowly gravitate towards each other and then they get really close and slap together like magnets
I appreciate you guys. Well done.
2:50 OMG THE EDITING LOL they never do meme edits
I love you two, always keeping me entertained, and my fix for space
Joke is on Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson because I watched hitchhiker’s guide to the galaxy and the answer to EVERYTHING is apparently “42”.
A helpful analogy for visualizing an object entering Earth's atmosphere is to envision yourself in a speeding boat, seated at the edge, with your hands skimming the water. The sensation of the turbulent fluid rushing past your hands, potentially causing harm, mirrors the experience of an object encountering Earth's atmosphere.
I love it. 🔥
Love you Chuck.
_Space Adversaries_ was my favorite 1980s video game.
I like the episodes inside the office
great editing! was fun to watch
I think that it would be very interesting to see a Startalk review&analysis episode of science presented in The Three-Body Problem(the Netflix tv series, the book or both).
Maybe Chuck thought Neil asked him what is the meaning of life, the universe, and everything.
Could you explain the black hole stars?
A fantastic synergy, I've been watching for a while now and will be watching all the back catalogue. Thankyou for being teachers, entertainers and ultimately - humbling me enough to want to learn 😇🕹👌 Stay retro
"E"ditor is a man of culture
Yes
Really enjoyed this one
I love how the plabe flighs backwords
Hats off to the editor for giving Neil's "E!" reverb. Topkek meme.
I saw the Tiangong Space Station pass by once. I identified it using the Stellarium app and I knew it wasn't the ISS cause the light appeared smaller in the sky.
Thanks
Good times!!
Neil and Chuck, y'all rock! ❤Peace 🤘 💥 ✌️
2:40 I'm crying
1:12 "I don't need fuel to slow down!" I would add "I am the fuel if there was a miscalculation on the number of layers installed!"
I think it would be a shame to de-orbit (scrap) the International Space Station. Would be interesting to latch on to it and do major upgrades to continue its service life.
you guys should've talked about starship flight 3 with the amazing video views we got of this exact thing with the heat shield, and the plasma starting to heat up!! =)
4:24 - i dont know Why i appreciate the amount of echo on that "E!", but i do
we need a funny sound or a counter every time they clash hands pleeeeeaaaaseeee
Agreed the ol space adversary very astute.
When I watch you its hard to understand that you had depression - obviously medication works. I'm glad you are working with bettehelp
@ 4:05 What kinda genius school did Neil go to as a kid where his very first equation was E= MC^2?
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I'm pretty sure the first equation for most of us was 1 +1 = 2
this was amazing!!!!!!
Sir Chuck, I was drawing a blank on seven squared myself. Some days I shine. Some days I'm prone catching on fire. Lol
2:47 this disappointed parent moment was tangible.
That firmament plays havoc with spaceships...
Hahaha
OMG! Chuck! I lost my stomach from laughter! 😂
In Seinfeld, George and Elaine say to Jerry, he cannot not be funny, Chuck is the same, he cannot not be funny! 🤣
So Neil, two Empire State Buildings on the shelf but no Chrysler Building? Looks like someone plays favorites with mid-town Art Deco Skyscrapers!
Beautiful
Whether or not it was intentional to get China to DIY, but it ended up that way! I still think we should invite them to an international effort if it happens again!