How absolutely easy Kelly gets on with any guest is so charming. She has the "rizz" for days. As does Neil. I could listen to him talk all day. The Hayden Planetarium blew my mind as a kid.
Great balls of fire where do I start, what a great show today you have the best sense of humor, Niel was great, great song I am going to listen to the whole song, added bonus a little more Alanis, uninvited is such a great and haunting song, your nails look good today. I saw the northern lights when I was in Alaska, I was on my way to the hospital in labor and we had to stop and look it was amazing.❤
People say that she has a tendency to talk a lot during interviews not with him I mean she jokes and laughs and talks but you can tell she's having to learn the science just like the rest of us at the same time. I did not know that Jupiter is that massive see you learn something new everyday. They have a great repertoire between each other he can be funny but on her show he's really funny. And I think we all relate to her so much because we would have acted the same way unless you are nuclear scientist or an astronaut. I'd say I have a son with autism and he is also very intellectually disabled but he's obsessed with Kelly and watches the show clips everyday we don't have TV and he started explaining some of his stuff to me last night so I had to watch this he can't even read but he fully understands that Jupiter's giant and that a meteor might hit us someday honestly I didn't believe him at first.
Wow! Good time talk of space. Ring of nebula, kind reminds me if the third eye. What about the Star Wars project from way back? Could this be used for huge astroid? Auroura on Jupitor wow. Looks like two good reads.
I have to be honest: I never watch Kelly's Show. The stars never align... So I don't really know her other than 2 or 3 songs. But geeweez, she's really funny! She has a sense of humor, she's quick and her comic timing is on point. She is also very beautiful. I think I'll pay a little more attention in the future...
Tyson did a nice job talking about the James Webb Space Telescope. His bit on near earth asteroids was also good. If he stuck to stuff like that I would still admire him. Now the stuff on this segment that pisses me off. Neil wasn't studying physics during his dancing days at University of Texas. Which is why they flunked him and showed him the door. He was dancing, wrestling, rowing, biking, going to the gym a lot. If Tchiya Amet is to be believed he had other extra curricular activities as well. He was not spending his time doing research or hitting the books. Neil markets himself as the voice of objective truth. He is anything but. His most odious false history is his slander against Isaac Newton. He tells us Isaac Newtion just stopped when he ceded his brilliance to God. That he could have easily done Laplace's work on modeling multi body systems in an afternoon. After all Tyson invented calculus and did Principia on a dare! In just two months! All before he turned 26! Newton did stop. He invested a great deal of time and effort trying to model multi body systems. In particular he returned again and again to the 3 body system of the earth, moon and sun. And then Euler tried. Euler is considered by may to be the greatest mathematician that ever lived. Laplace held that opinion. After Euler came Lagrange. The five Lagrange points should actually be called the Euler-Lagrange points. Euler discovered L1, L2 and L3. Lagrange discovered L4 and L5, the points leading and trailing the orbiting body by 60º. And then Laplace built a model of our solar system that explains its stability over the eons. But this was more than a hundred years after Newton. Laplace built on the extensive efforts of Newton, Euler and Lagrange. And yet Tyson will shout as absolute fact that Laplace's work was a simple extension of calculus that Newton could have done in one afternoon. When it comes to Principia it was a twelve year effort. Newton started thinking about gravity and planetary motion in 1665 and made his break through in 1677. Huygens had derived his expression for centrifugal force in 1673. When it comes to calculus Neil spent three years building on the efforts of Fermat, Descartes, Kepler, Galileo, Barrow and others. These men had laid the foundations of modern calculus in the generation before Newton and Leibniz. Isaac Barrow was Newton's older colleague at Cambridge. And the dare that supposedly prompted Newton to invent calculus and figure out planetary orbits? That would be Edmund Halley's famous question. Halley asked this question in 1684. Seven years after Newton made his break through on planetary orbits and nearly two decades after Newton's calculus efforts. Neil Tyson has spread five false histories attacking religion. Neil has made no effort to correct the misinformation he's spread. Until he does so he has no business marketing himself as the voice of objective truth.
I wish I had teachers like him. He's so cool and engaging
This is one of my favorite segments on this show. They have fantastic chemistry and he makes me interested in learning more.
Love seeing Neil so energetic and lively while educating us all!
One of the perks of being in New York is having Dr. Tyson at arms length ❤
The Texas accent is on fire today! Love it!
I love Neil deGrasso Tyson. He makes learning so much fun…and Kelly is the best. She has interesting, knowledgeable guests.
I could listen to Dr. Tyson speak for hours. His energy and excitement for his field is infectious and I focus on every single thing he says 🤩
I think this has to be one of my favorite people you've had on your show. ❤❤❤
I totally love this conversation. Like chemistry!! Totally like two friends chatting over wines instead of a talk show interview ❤😂😊
Protect this man at all costs!!
How absolutely easy Kelly gets on with any guest is so charming. She has the "rizz" for days. As does Neil. I could listen to him talk all day. The Hayden Planetarium blew my mind as a kid.
OMG I just loved everything about this interview. Great Balls of Fire! LOL.
Love thisss. Bring on the science. More like this please. ❤❤
Love this man! "If dinosaurs had a space program, they would still be here" 🤣
I love this man. May he live for another 65 years💜
Kells and Neil are a dynamic duo 😂😂❤❤
I love these two together.
Great balls of fire where do I start, what a great show today you have the best sense of humor, Niel was great, great song I am going to listen to the whole song, added bonus a little more Alanis, uninvited is such a great and haunting song, your nails look good today. I saw the northern lights when I was in Alaska, I was on my way to the hospital in labor and we had to stop and look it was amazing.❤
Neil Tyson is so smart amazing
Jaco singing gives me life. We need a duet
Neil is always a good time with a spry old friend!!!
I love that man!
I love this man
People say that she has a tendency to talk a lot during interviews not with him I mean she jokes and laughs and talks but you can tell she's having to learn the science just like the rest of us at the same time. I did not know that Jupiter is that massive see you learn something new everyday. They have a great repertoire between each other he can be funny but on her show he's really funny. And I think we all relate to her so much because we would have acted the same way unless you are nuclear scientist or an astronaut. I'd say I have a son with autism and he is also very intellectually disabled but he's obsessed with Kelly and watches the show clips everyday we don't have TV and he started explaining some of his stuff to me last night so I had to watch this he can't even read but he fully understands that Jupiter's giant and that a meteor might hit us someday honestly I didn't believe him at first.
Love this guy🥹❤️🔥
How has Bill Nye and Neil DeGrasse Tyson not done a childrens show together lol
Love this guy. Interesting.
He's soooo cooool
Nice video ❤
Neil’s laugh cracks me up
Wow! Good time talk of space. Ring of nebula, kind reminds me if the third eye.
What about the Star Wars project from way back? Could this be used for huge astroid? Auroura on Jupitor wow. Looks like two good reads.
I would pay to see Channing take Kelly to see Magic Mike. 😂
Neil Ki Kelly 😂 bohat 👌🏼
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Make “ Great balls of fire” on a Kellyoke!
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I have to be honest: I never watch Kelly's Show. The stars never align... So I don't really know her other than 2 or 3 songs. But geeweez, she's really funny! She has a sense of humor, she's quick and her comic timing is on point. She is also very beautiful. I think I'll pay a little more attention in the future...
I heard the other day that Jupiter's red spot is actually shrinking.
he use to be on channel even here in Detroit, news caster.
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I don't know how a many supposedly so smart can look at all that beauty and wonder and not believe in God.
I wonder how people who believe in nonsense religious bs manage to stay alive day-to-day. See how that works? Judging people is not "godly", btw
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My gorgeous wifey be looking hella hot! 🔥🔥🔥
Tyson did a nice job talking about the James Webb Space Telescope. His bit on near earth asteroids was also good. If he stuck to stuff like that I would still admire him.
Now the stuff on this segment that pisses me off.
Neil wasn't studying physics during his dancing days at University of Texas. Which is why they flunked him and showed him the door. He was dancing, wrestling, rowing, biking, going to the gym a lot. If Tchiya Amet is to be believed he had other extra curricular activities as well. He was not spending his time doing research or hitting the books.
Neil markets himself as the voice of objective truth. He is anything but.
His most odious false history is his slander against Isaac Newton.
He tells us Isaac Newtion just stopped when he ceded his brilliance to God. That he could have easily done Laplace's work on modeling multi body systems in an afternoon. After all Tyson invented calculus and did Principia on a dare! In just two months! All before he turned 26!
Newton did stop. He invested a great deal of time and effort trying to model multi body systems. In particular he returned again and again to the 3 body system of the earth, moon and sun.
And then Euler tried. Euler is considered by may to be the greatest mathematician that ever lived. Laplace held that opinion.
After Euler came Lagrange. The five Lagrange points should actually be called the Euler-Lagrange points. Euler discovered L1, L2 and L3. Lagrange discovered L4 and L5, the points leading and trailing the orbiting body by 60º.
And then Laplace built a model of our solar system that explains its stability over the eons. But this was more than a hundred years after Newton. Laplace built on the extensive efforts of Newton, Euler and Lagrange.
And yet Tyson will shout as absolute fact that Laplace's work was a simple extension of calculus that Newton could have done in one afternoon.
When it comes to Principia it was a twelve year effort. Newton started thinking about gravity and planetary motion in 1665 and made his break through in 1677. Huygens had derived his expression for centrifugal force in 1673.
When it comes to calculus Neil spent three years building on the efforts of Fermat, Descartes, Kepler, Galileo, Barrow and others. These men had laid the foundations of modern calculus in the generation before Newton and Leibniz. Isaac Barrow was Newton's older colleague at Cambridge.
And the dare that supposedly prompted Newton to invent calculus and figure out planetary orbits? That would be Edmund Halley's famous question. Halley asked this question in 1684. Seven years after Newton made his break through on planetary orbits and nearly two decades after Newton's calculus efforts.
Neil Tyson has spread five false histories attacking religion.
Neil has made no effort to correct the misinformation he's spread. Until he does so he has no business marketing himself as the voice of objective truth.
Get a life.