The Mystery That Keeps Neil deGrasse Tyson Up At Night
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- There's one terrifying mystery of the universe that astrophysicist and 'Astrophysics for People in a Hurry' author Neil deGrasse Tyson loses sleep over.
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If all my teachers would have explained the subject material like niel degrasse explains almost everything I wouldve graduated high school in elementary school
Neil*
*would've
You're all good buddy, correction squad out!!
Ahhhh the quintessential Neil Degrasse Tyson comment. I knew I'd find the resentment. It's on every comment section. Not "I want to go back to school because of Tyson". Rather "I would have done better in school because of Tyson" Appreciate the teachers you had, and find someone that inspires you to move forward, rather than resent the past. I suggest Elon Musk
That's right, but you see, high school is just baby sitting...so, if you're Mom don't teach you nothing, then all you get is high school.
That tie is *out of this world.*
No, our world is inside of that tie.
🤣
Underrated comment
We are that necktie
You're a dad aren't ya Tom? LOL 😂
I feel smarter after understanding nothing
Jack Banks lol
lol I felt the same
said the whole population.
The more we know, the less we understand
Ahahahahahahaha
I like how when he’s explaining physics he gets excited and starts talking fast and then he has to slow himself down to make it sound more dramatic
He loves physics with an ultimate passion
You should watch the joe rogan podcast with him he has to calm himself down multiple times cause he was shouting at joe 😂
He got that dramatic flair from Sagan. You outta check out some of his videos on here.
The delivery of the fact is just as important as the fact itself when talking about education
@@mpatzikas5138 So true
Her: "He's probably thinking abouth other girls..."
Neil DeGrasse Tyson:
youre not alone buddy
Brooks Gasser lmao I enjoyed the comment
LMFAO! Thanks for the laugh!
Ryan....How can anyone get so upset about an idle, harmless, UA-cam comment? Jeez you sound like a miserable guy...You're gonna talk about other people's parents when your own very angry, petty comment and apparently negative nature must make YOU the subject of any parent's disappointment Thanks for your brief expression of rage, it said a lot more about you than the harmless comment said about it's author.
@Ryan Gallagher Breathe brother, life goes on
I love how his thoughts are almost too fast for his ability to communicate them effectively. So amazing.
Same thing with Elon Musk. Always interesting to see indeed.
@@brokkoliomg6103 I always think it is because Elon Musk has that stammer problem
saw that two 😍
I’m sorry Nate, I’m afraid I can’t do that
Schizo
“We don’t know what we don’t know”
sums up my math knowledge
Math isn’t about knowledge. It’s logic and understanding.
@@youtubecomments5951 well mine and dvendys logic and understanding of math is quite insignificant.
Blades Santa there are a few types of people when you go to school. The one that doesn’t know the answer and always pretends to know and never ask questions. Those people usually are never good at math. Cause they think knowing is smart and don’t want to be labels dumb so in reality they become dumb. People that are smart never know it all and always ask questions till they understand something. Those people are smart cause they go looking for the right answers and aren’t afraid to look dumb by asking a question.
@@youtubecomments5951 You my good fellow, have earned my respect,. Well written!
Mathias Söderlund thanks. My thoughts came out nicely this time. Usually it’s not easily understandable
As a physicist (not an astrophysicist tho), that thing keeping Neil awake at night is indeed something that I could see physicists lose sleep over
“We don’t know what we don’t know”
Seems pretty accurate tbh
No, sometimes you know what you don't know. For example some details in history. What he says is that there could have been a lot of different that could have led to a variety of totality different questions
-Red Blaze- It depends on who we is! " The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant. We have created a society that honors the servant and has forgotten the gift." Albert Einstein.
@@Valkhiya Awesome analogy.
Possibly the truest of all truths.
Joe Smoke NEVER heard that Einstein quote. They’re like EVERY where, trite even! lol Thank you Joe 🙏🏼
Albert Einstein once said, "If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough", which shows that Neil has keen knowledge and understanding - amazing.
Dont Listen to DeGr-asse or Albert Lieingstien, Just keep taking the Fluoride..
@@PembrokeshireRocket 😂
Andre Sabongui could you explain that again for me?
@@elmerspudds5546 Meaning that because Neil deGrasse Tyson can explain the core of an idea so easily, he must understand it quite well.
@@Ben-tt7us r/woosh
This astrophysicist just confessed that for all our knowledge of science, we can never keep up with the past nor the future, cause our perception of time is so limited and defined.
Someone who gets it
Devika Kaul And he has acknowledged the scientific contributions that have come from the Catholic Church. We even have our own scientific academy. Stephen Hawking was a permanent member until his passing.
Mysteries are events science hasn't explained yet. Their hands are being set free to continue their quests for answers.
Exactly why people put way too much into science
Cause data and information is corrupted or mising ITS like boil water off ocean with magnifiying glass
This is a near perfect interview. They have great chemistry
Yeah, love them together.
I love how tickled Neil gets by the simplest of jokes
Sometimes I think he laughs at the "dumb" or silly things we say lol
Or he just possess a good sense of humor.
Me too
breana hayes he has a great sense of humor.
We won was hilarious because of how he said it lol
“We don’t know what we don’t know” seems obvious but has a deep and scary context to it.
Sin Cosine a sizeable chunk of the population are so terrified of that concept, that they lie to themselves everyday.
you are such a fucking moronic waste of conspiracy loving oxygen
Why do you guys have to ruin everything with fucking politics and religion dude.
It would have been appropriate for Stephen to harken back to his Daily Show days when Donald Rumsfeld said (about the Iraq invasion), I paraphrase - "there are known unknowns, but there are also unknown unknowns."
''If you know you know'' - Pusha T
That dude at 0:22 on the top left really really really loves Neil.
Nah he's just happy to be on TV.
😭😂😭😂😭
Nah thats just Neil's boyfriend
XDXDXD
😂
“Here we are touching an elephant not knowing the elephant is standing there”
Idk if it’s just me but this thought is horrifying 😂
Never look up the idea of "Shouting in a dark forrest" then if unexplained space scares you.
@@nicocrestmere9688 Is this a challange?
funny thing - if you applied this in a realistic way to what many religions purport to believe, they wouldn't be uplifting - they would be Lovecraftian.
Derberry ... EXACTLY... If I'm touching an elephant ... I want to KNOW WHERE I'm touching it... don't want no other dimensional elephant having to- show me on the doll where the "bad human" touched you... 😱
Ancient Chinese fable The Blind Touch the Elephant.
Neil Degrassi Tyson. He is like the Public Relations guy for astrophysicists.
He knows how to explain this stuff to the rest of us “simple” folk.
Carl Sagan was like that.
Sergeant Bilko -- If you listen carefully and stop worshiping celebrity, he's really not that bright. But his WalMart "cosmic vest" is hilarious.
Of course he could be a great BSer for all I know.
@@ConservativeAnthem People like you just don't quite get it, do you?
@@jayjay-dr9pr If not "getting it" means disagreeing with pompous simpletons who traffic in mindless cliches like you, you'd be right.
i was wondering how far down the comments i'd have to scroll before i got to a con disparaging a man of science. it seems to be their stock-in-trade: anyone who isn't a young-earth creationist is either "not really that bright" or an agent of the Devil....
If people were at least half as passionate about a cause as Neil deGrasse Tyson is about astrophysics, the world would be a better place
It's actually astronomy
But I do agree
True. Fuck politics
Storm Sliders 360 if more people were trying to split atoms and create the newest biggest bomb that doesn't make the world a better place. We no bombs, no pollution, no hate, no starvation etc. I feel like the government isn't the bad guy at all. More like trying to save us from our own extinction while knowing the end is near and sacrificing what they think is best to allow humans to continue to be a thing.
What is zealotry?
Stephen: I'm aware of my religion
*2 seconds later*
Neil: The Vatican has an observatory
Stephen: *leans in, intrigued*
It's okay I'm a Jewish Catholic we're seen as the smart ones. Lol
@@chico305SIGMA are you sure you are looking through the correct end of the telescope.?
Lol, he literally meant he’s aware of the name of the religion he practiced.
@@chico305SIGMA If that is what makes you feel better 🙄🙄🙄
Charles Bronson Colbert hails Satan clear as dayyyyyyy
I feel like Neil was that nerdy kid that was so smart everyone thought he was cool as shit. Always went to him for answers, he was the one to question the teacher, when you looked at him you just knew he was getting somewhere.
makes science from better to best
@Nag Dasty what hasn't he done. Guys a fucking genius
@Nag Dasty so what's actually funny is now based on this comment, your last was meant for insulting him. Not sure how you were raised but it's a little odd you say something negative about him but yet now "hes a very bright dude". I don't think anyone here said he was on the level of Einstein or numerous amount of the people you named. So really it seems tou want to make it known you think hes a lower lever of genius? I'm not sure what you're really getting at. I'm glad you take interest and pay attention to this subject, but in all honesty who are you to judge anyone when it's clear your views are one sided. Have a good day
@@johnnytoppside Idk what this other guy was saying, but he's definitely a lesser genius in various aspects. He is more of a science promoter than anything due to his enthusiasm. Unless you are in these fields I doubt you know how deep physics really is, and there are many levels.
In any case, the average bachelor's in physics has an IQ around 135 (at an average school). PhDs are in the 140s on average, so yeah he was probably the smart kid in his classes.
No one did this ever.. a nerd I'd a nerd.. there are no cool nerds
9 minutes passed and it felt like 2... the power of Neil's storytelling
Einstein would agree with you.
the power of Neil's bullshit.
I want to hear him sing some 70's disco tunes .
Amazing. Watching him for 3 hours on a few Joe Rogan podcasts - flies by, almost upsetting
Jesus i almost don't believe it
Ok nobody is gonna talk about his tie??
I loved his galaxy tie!
U should see some of his other ties
My sense of fashion has been utterly and completely warped by him and i think it was for the better
I the first thing i glanced at when he comes by
Neil has the most pimp ties on every appearance
*"We don't know what we don't know"*
_You did it again Neil, what a Phrase._
Edgar Gutierrez a yes the floor is made out of floor
@@RED-sl2le u don't get it
More you know more you know what you don't know
-Richard Feynman
Guitiérrez Castro Edgar Eduardo ... but at least we know that we don't know what we don't know... and 2nd... wtf with your name? Its like the name equivalent of the guy that drives a big car cause he got a tiny "Johnson"... just saying...🤷♂️
Actually Donald Rumsfeld said basically the same thing back in 2002"
"[T]here are known knowns; there are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns; that is to say we know there are some things we do not know. But there are also unknown unknowns-the ones we don't know we don't know."
I kind of love how when Steven says "we won"
Neil continues to say "you won..."
neil is so passionate in his own work it's not measurable
He is a passionate tool of the Left.
+Snaggle Toothed Because religious followers often don't appreciate science
@@dstorm7752 Its not his fault....he wants America to be more science literate...he doesn't realise its a lost cause.
House of Zuma science isn’t a lost cause
I literally got up, went outside and looked up and said “holy fawk”
lmmaaaoooo
I started punching the air while laying down on my bed when Neil was all “is there some chapter there but not there anymore”
Deep
Why did I laugh so hard at this lol
"The world is not celebrating the same moment." Yesss interesting...
Yes, because we as humans have agreed on having calendars and have taken time zones into account, so what's the big deal ? A "year", "month", "minutes", "seconds" are all terms that are man-made. So hence to what we call a "year", it is ending or starting differently depending on which time zone (also man made) you're in.
beatz04 the point Neil was trying to make is that New Years is when the earth completes it's orbit around the sun, so technically everyone should celebrate when the planet reaches that point, it's silly we rely on the time of day
yeah you tried to be intelligent in your reply anddddd it was all for nothing😭😭
INF1NI73 I've wondered that since I was 10 or something?
beatz04 Also, what if you're between the time zones, why foes it jump by the hour instead of slowly increasing?
I could talk to Neil for 10 hours straight and not get bored.
How fun that would be to grow up with him.
He might get bored talking to me😊
exhausting. famous people's families are all like "whatever."
I just love Neil's passion for this stuff
Cousin Ant You mad because u weren't smart enough to graduate highschool?
Zachary Alexander it's amazing. He can invoke a sense of passion in those around him as well.
Cousin Ant Go bad to school you dumb son of a bitch.
I love it too! It makes me passionate for science, more so than usual. Neil is a science hype man, gets me excited for more discoveries.
Shut the fuck up you hick, no one cares about you.
This man isn't just a national treasure for you Americans, he's an international, global and universal treasure.
Yeah, he's a great science educator.
I agree you americans are lucky to have him
Interdimensional treasure yo
Neil deGrasse is a pseudo scientist :)
Thanks for the pseudo comment BIG r ;)
Love Neil DeGrasse Tyson, this is what a truly intelligent person sounds like. He is able to explain a very complex subject matter at a level that can be understood by the masses. Not once did he say "I'm like a smart person."
BRENDA VIGEANT I hate neil degrasse tyson
KING FERF Nobody gives a fuck
I can confirm that no fucks have been given
"I'm like a really smart person and a very stable genius"
LIKE REALLY SMART OK. Check IQ meter, yup over 9000!
Neil Tyson is fun to watch. He so animated and excited. Always love listening to him.
“We don’t know what we don’t know”… I think that is now my favourite quote
That quote predates Neil by a very long time. It's prominently featured in Nicholas Taleb's 'The Black Swan' and was a common saying of Donald Rumsfield. He referred to it as "unknown unknowns," elaborating upon that saying "there are things we do not know we don't know." It's a fascinating subject.
Einstein said it best: "Not only is the universe stranger than we can imagine; it is stranger than what we Cannot imagine"
CJV842 That’s actually the flaw for someone like Dawkins. He speaks with a certainty, a kind of, this is 100% true as if there is no chance he could be wrong. The we don’t know what stuff we don’t know is a profound philosophical statement. We didn’t know about weather systems until we “discovered” them.
It means that someone like Dawkins can say there is no god, but the truth is that no one can say with 100% certainty that there is or there isn’t
So he can’t label you as deluded if you say there is because he can’t prove his point.
Proper, honest scientists like Tyson will admit there is stuff we don’t know, and that we don’t realise we don’t know it.
Others are just playing at science.
Dawkins actually said there is probably no God. He never said he couldn't be wrong.
AHHAHAAHA
Neil... such an amazing communicator of science.
Was near literally thinking the same thing when I read your comment.
Snaggle Toothed Yes. I expected him to be a slurry idiot who bites people ears off.
You know, like Luis Suárez.
Grihm Fayte Communicator of Science, not White House Communication Director. You must have mixed them up.
He is indeed. But the heavyweight of all heavyweights was Carl Sagan.
Think i have seen all his stuff on youtube. Like fine weed and wine to the mind
That "wut" was the best thing in the video
7:31
Nani?
Well you missed the entire video then that might be a funny part but the rest is more intresting for me
@@ayoubazzi8665 It's amazing
“The universe is vaster than anything in the universe.”
Ah yes, it seems the floor here is made out of floor.
What is bigger than the universe. Nothing because the universe o
@Enjeru “if you step out of our universe looking in, you’re in another dimension” I heard Neil deGrasse say this in a video, but he explained even more. But it’s not possible to go outside our universe looking in
That's what happens if you put a washing machine inside a car, and then turn the washing machine on which has a shirt in it. And the car velocity is more greater than the washing machine torsion
Or is it?
He da real life professor klump
We don't know what we don't know!
....and i who thought we know what we don't know........pffft i'm so stupid at times
There are known unknowns and there are unknown unknowns !
Not those things that we know that we do not know but don't know that we don't.
I know that I don't know how to fly a plane....
Ian Alvord but you know that you don’t know how to fly a plane. This is like you not knowing planes existed!
Neil can steal away any conversation and not a single person will or can stop him.
Kinda like Hillary...
UNHEXED 2 oh fuck 📴
UNHEXED 2 like you know that lol
jimbobbyrnes it’s funny cause actually nobody wants to stop him from talking cause in a certain way he says some interesting stuff
jimbobbyrnes no need to stop him talking. It's an absolute joy listening to such intellect.
Man, worrying about astronomical bodies becoming so distant they are practically isolated in all of space and here I'm just glad I got the elephant reference.
What's the reference?
TheSquirrelyGhost If I remember it from English I think it’s an analogy for describing things you don’t know with things you do. I think there’s a story where three blind men find an elephant, and one touches its leg and thinks it’s a tree trunk, and the other touches it’s tail and thinks it’s a broom or something, and they all try to describe what the elephant is only using their past knowledge of what it feels like. Apparently in the story the men begin to fight over which person is right, and I guess the moral of the story is to understand that you may only have partial information, and to accept that others may be able to broaden your own partial knowledge with their partial knowledge.
TheSquirrelyGhost, it's an Indian parable as 7ristan describes: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blind_men_and_an_elephant
poem by rumi in ancient india
it's only been a couple thousand years, you can't expect shit to move that fast in our own galaxy when we move just as fast.
Neil deGrasse Tyson has got to be one of the best guests to ever invite on a show. He is so affable and intelligent. Love their rapport.
Neil Degrasse Tyson is one woke "scientist".
Always a joy listening to Neil.
corega111 how he is stupid I hate Neil
khairowensullivan can u prove the earth is a ball id like to hear it
sende senf what proof is that this is nothing
I haven't slept since watching this video.
Your comment was 2 hours ago. Did you order cloths for the fridge?
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U asleep yet? If not? Your on meth!
why lmfao
A nerd and a geek, my two favorite people. An astrophysicist and a comedian, love them both. Never boring and educational. Walking footnote... and they are so silly.
I love the way he explained the vastness of the universe, that we may have lost a big part of the universe we could study and explore cause it's beyond our horizon and that the next generations will have less and less universe the discover. I am amazed really, so scary but amazing. And his excitement explaining it is so awesome.
Cool stuff.
I wouldn't be too discouraged. The next generation is gonna have the James Webb telescope.
This knocks me off my lawn as well.
What if we just witnessing in the universe could have been leftover of previous marvel universe.
What if this is a continuous chain where every generation feels the leftover of the preceding marvel universe.
@@jayyy1041 Days away.
@@jayyy1041 What’s the James Webb telescope? What makes it different from others what does it do? First time hearing about it. This stuff is fascinating though so I’m hoping to get more into it
" We don't know, what we don't know." ~ Neil Degrasse Tyson
I have a new phobia now...
Hitendra singh thats sorta the idea behind cosmic horror, it’s worth looking into if you’re interested!
ua-cam.com/video/F2iocQKdUKI/v-deo.html contrary to popular belief the scientific community has been disputing the helocentric model for centuries
Picture Neil Degrasse Tyson late at night sitting on the edge of his bed in his underwear contemplating the course of the universe.
"With power did We construct the heaven. Verily, We are Able to extend the vastness of space thereof." Quran 51/57
I can listen to this guy talk forever....I couldn't pull away if I tried
James Walker you sound like my wife
Ruthless 12 street 💀
he has a podcast
You gullible fool!
All right, don't forget to wear a condom.
This beautiful man just completely throws the script out of the window and derives from the norm of these talk shows. It's a delight to watch.
Victor Gibson yeah nigga you are off the bag
James Iyer that's why they keep inviting him back! To give the writers a break! Lol
James liar? Lol. I have trouble believing the comments here praising this drop the mic disgrace Tyson. He is and never been a scientist. Even Wikipedia tells us this. He was a dancer , now he is an actor. He is I. My mind a pos liar . People, this guys number one job is promoting space nonsense
Woah, stop with the conspiracy cocktail there man, its damage your brain.
@Victor Gibson have you ever seen an alien dude?
It' crazy how Neil has an answer for everything and the answers are so complete, witty and educational. Man is a GOD.
That's because everybody keeps asking him the same questions over and over again.
And he one TV show which tell him question they going to ask if he was different situation it will he able answer question
@@ImranKhan-iu8ml Yea but if you watch his podcasts with Joe Rogan that are 3 hours long...they are just kicking it and he's answering all Joe's questions flawlessly. Joe usually never has an organized way of hosting his shows...they just happen.
"With power did We construct the heaven. Verily, We are Able to extend the vastness of space thereof." Quran 51/47
Yeah, a satanic god
We don't know what we don't know - Neil DeGrasse Tyson, 2018.
Eric Joseph this should be carved in stone
this has been explained before.
there's "known knowns"; things we know we know. "known unknowns"; things we know we don't know. 'unknown unknowns"; things we don't know we don't know. and "unknown known"; things we don't know we know.
But Mr Tyson reduced and simplified very well here. short and sweet.
thats not a very profound statement if you think it is
Word. Too many people spew shit on things they know nothing about.
swat22camden if you have a simple mindset it’s not all that amazing. But if it’s your job to question the fundamental nature of the universe everyday. Something like that does keep you up.
Anyone else catch how NdGT corrected Colbert to instead look for _disconfirming_ evidence to Colbert's hypothesis that the audience got the "Team RC" reference? Science ninja.
Hermes Agoraeus Science ninja. That's awesome!!
Elreypachuco Dude, u can totally sell t-shirts w his likeness(w his ok of course) & that tag.😃
A society that has no sight of galaxies other than our own, will soon come to believe that those galaxies are only myths from the dark ages of earths history.
Oh shit... That may mean (bear with me here) that a lot or at least some of the mythology from the past isn't mythology and it's something that was there and we just have no reason to believe it's there.
Like they'll look at our writings and stuff about galaxies and be like "wtf that's bullshit" and that might be what we're doing today,
Chuck Anderson doesn’t that just blow your mind...
joke's on you, the galaxies will be around much longer than Earth will! The sun will turn Earth into a charred rock long before the universe expands enough for other galaxies to disappear from sight.
@Truth trying to start some shit are we? lol
That'll be in like 100m years. Hopefully we'll figure things out by then lol
That's one of the greatest things i've ever heard Neil Degrasse Tyson say. I love thinking about the universe and theories on how it works. I've also thought there are many things we can't see beyond the observable universe, picturing something like Dr. Strange's multiple dimensions as an extreme example. We're so small, it's unlikely that everything we see, i.e galaxies, is all there is in the universe. I pictured it this way, it's very simple: asteroids revolve around planets, planets around stars, stars around black holes that form galaxies, and then what. What comes next... what are galaxies revolving around? There's a good chance every galaxy we see, the observable universe, is all but a small sliver of a bigger galaxy ring that revolves something... many many times more massive than black holes. And whatever that thing is must be what is the providing the majority of force, "gravity", that is missing from the equation of dark matter and energy. And I suspect it keeps going and going, more round things revolving around bigger round things. It might also make sense that we cannot see these massive objects, because they act much like black holes upon light. It's somewhat scary to think about, that everything in our observable universe is only but what our star is to the milk way. But I think it's very likely. When Neil says that astrophysicist don't know the source of gravity, that 80% of it is unaccounted for.. That's interesting to hear, because I was skeptical of celestial body cores being the only source of gravity too. The true universe is an infinite piece puzzle, and we're only 3 pieces in starting somewhere in the middle.
What if the blackness/void of space is just a black hole everything is riding on the surface of?
@@nicholashepburn9381 yeah it could be, but the surface is three dimensional and not flat like ground.
Agree! I love learning science but I just don't like the math in it.
It would mean we’re just getting started (:
where a scientist gets this ovation, is a world where I want to live!
new york lol dont expect it from the rest of trump country though lol
iamalexsupertramp
That one loves the camera -
iamalexsupertramp hes not a scientist, but i follow you
I see Neil, I click.
Casey T what a simple man
Casey T but the universe isn't expanding
@Deuel Ellan Yes it is. Why do you deny science?
Simboo show me the proof, there's no proof. Our way of measuring that it is expanding is flawed. We are using triangulation on such a large scale that we are getting false readings
There is no proof? There are thousands and thousands of studies that prove that the universe is expending and with all the data collected, by using simple maths, the scientists have demonstrated without a doubt that this expension is accelerating. Just do a google search, you will find all the information you need easily.
*Hits blunt*
My mind is now ready for this
UnPhayzable
No, you’re just dumbing your mind down with drugs.
cool
I put some distillate on top of my bowls. No more blunts for me 😁
Big Birb It's far from a useles drug, fool.
UnPhayzable Has i
You can literally feel how fast his brain goes
Seriously 😆
The one thing that physically exceeds the speed of light.. 🤗
Mine does that and because I get self-conscious, so I don’t think about anything 🥲 and now I have bunch of mental health problems 😭 (but’s fine I’m working on it )
@@Aceofspades2006 lol relatable. thinking a lot drove me into questioning too many things which has made me depressed, now i'm working on being more fulfilled
"We don't know what we don't know". That's the essence of thinking and therefore of scientific and philosophical curiosity.
Some poet, whose name i can't recall right now, wrote something more or less like this:
"If we had conscience of everything we are ignorant of, we would be omniscient"
Pedro Cacela; It's why I loved his comment!
Literally HIS BEST GUEST
Use sunblock.
7:31 "what"? Absolutely love this.
no, the POPE part was better
i swear i had a laugh panic attack after hearing that and i was in the freaking library!
Neil Degrasse is one of the very few ppl in the world i could listen to for hours and not get tired of listening
He is, as we say in the UK, a national treasure.
I think a universal treasure would be more accurate.
And also as we say in the US. And probably anywhere else that speaks english...
ouch.
In Brazil we say "monstro sagrado" that translates to "sacred monster"
He is not from your nation.
Now, that's a stable genius.
Peter Griffin I'm dead..... Haaaa
Peter Griffin congrats on this reference, serious.
jbberinger Agree.
Genius, sure. Stable, debatable.
Didn't see anything stable or genius about this guy.
4:15 saliva or a piece of foodflew out of Neil's mouth
4:16 Colbert noticed it
4:21 you can spot it on the table
5:26 Colbert discretely wipes it away with the paper
NGT gets giddy and excited when talking about science.
lmao
You should apply for a job in Video Forensic Department...
Seriously, you should be the guy that watches new movies and identifies errors.
You should be the guy who writes about the last day of humans on earth
wow...
I knew that the acceleration of the universe would someday render much of what we currently see unviewable, but the thought that something might have been in the past but now gone to us today...
Watching him just makes me happy. Like a big kid, with a hyper advanced brain.
open the pod bay doors hal
Or a pompous ass who likes the sound of his own voice
@@misterflibble6601 What would the internet be without negative ninnies like you? Got hate?
@It Is Cool Yes, I concur.
agreed
Stephen really knows his audience, if my two favourite guests of his (Jon Stewart doesn't count, because he's also a producer on the show), are also the most frequent.
If the whole show would only consist of his monologues and talking to Neil, Jon and John, I'd be perfectly happy.
34 weeks on the best seller list. Please Stephen Colbert, tell him it's proof we want Cosmos season 2!!! Help us Stephen, you're our only hope!!
The universe is so fucking awesome. We’ll never know everything but that’s what makes it so cool.
Gotta be honest.... its not that exciting to me. The more i discover about it the more i realize all those sci fi movies are bs and the universe is just wayy more boring.
@@thatguy2244 what’s so boring about the universe?
@@hjs7626 He's just that guy, a simple human being that presumes to think he knows everything. Silly.
@@thatguy2244 uhh this is satire right?
@@franksinatra9579 no. The universe is mostly cold and dead. Empty space really. Worm holes and stuff exist only in theory simply because the energy required to create it is unfathomable. Two black holes collided and bent space 3mm. Black holes are not worm holes theyre just a lot of mass, infinitely compressed and if you went in one youd just die lol. And probably the proof of all this is that aliens have never visited us. So even if we somehow miraculously found alien life. Theres just no way to get there in a timely/efficient way. Im sure there are aliens out there that have existed long before us, are way smarter, way technologically advanced and guess what... they havnt made the trip. Or even found us. Similar to the theory time travel will never exist. One, time itself doesnt really exist but even if it did, where are the time travelors?
Thats it in a nutshell really.
Neil is such a ray of sunshine c:
C
Which is why he's so burned
He should have talked about false vacuum. Talk about losing sleep.
Have you heard any of his audiobook narration? Not only is he a terrible author, but he's even worse narrating. Not joking. Stay far, far away.
Tiia Mannix screw Neil
Neil needs to hop on this show 30 more times.
Edit : Make that 300.
TheBeyondRelapse
THIS IS SPARTA!
It's crazy how you can see his mind thinking and racing at 100+ miles an hour...!!! That beautiful brain of his!
No Faith In Humany Left Adderall does the same thing
Jesse Garza ..Shut your fucken mouth
Jesse Garza Got any legitimate answers to why we are here jackass? Cause if not don’t comment.
Jesse Garza ditto
Jesse Garza Alright you two stop being unintelligent pre teens and get back to a normal argument
Smart and funny is a combination many people lack. Imagine having a conversation with a group of people like this. Orgasmic
That overexcited “POPE!” At 4:06 killed me
Stephen: "I'm team RC."
Tyson: "Team Roman catholic. Yeah, ok.
Thanks Neil I was lost for a second lmao.
Team Ronnie Coleman yeah buddy, lightweight baby gotta get big
Reference to remote controlled... lolz
RC Cola
RC Willey
When he said “we don’t know, what we don’t know” - I felt that
It says a lot about a talk show when their most frequent guest is a scientist. Kudos!
I actually appreciated Neil deGrasse Tyson explaining what Team R.C. was, lol.
LowfDog seemed pretty obvious to me, based on the context.
We Catholics also have an academy dedicated to scientific advancements. It’s called the Pontifical Academy of Sciences and they gather together to advance science. Stephen Hawking was one of the members until his death.
@@carlosrincon1551 well...you are smarter than the average person though.
I love how he seems on coke, but really he is just too smart to keep up with the speed of his thoughts using words.
Science coke is the best kind of coke.
I understood everything he said I was this kid in school I talked fast asf too where I would confuse teachers
@@travisk6221 I don't know if this is the same but I can't write my theories with a pen and paper. I can't write fast enough. Once the thought is out it is gone.
If I use a keyboard I can keep up and write it all down.
The weird thing is that I seldom know what I wrote until I read it afterward.
Can't it be both?
He can't handle the dopamine his body produces 😂
I love this man, i'm captivated by his every word. I seriously learn so much from him
Just Chilin he’s a moron
Uh Oh no. He’s contributed nothing to his beloved field of astrophysics.
You could start with the enormous amount of public affection for his science... and the study/funding/excitement that ensues
Simon Holliday sure
This guy says that a galaxy puts information in our brain. That’s a new one..........and one of the most retarded things I’ve ever heard!
The idea that the universe evolved from something that we cannot see beyond our own horizon is awesome. What came before the universe? Was there ever a beginning to anything? How many universes are there? The vastness of the cosmos is terrifying.
And exciting!
Aliens to Earthlings: "We come to interview Neil."
Ben M Earthlings: hell no he’s ours, get your own.
Neil is like the cool uncle that you shoot b-ball with while chatting about universe-edge and quantum physics.
At the edge of the universe is God's firmament dome, which Neil knows nothing about because he is a pseudoscientist who just makes things up and he is completely ignorant of the Bible and everything about the universe --- all of which vehemently contradicts the Satanic lies that Neil pushes.
True Christian lop your people wrote the bible before they knew what the sun even was or where it went at night XD
True Christian bahahaha oh man that's funny
What an odd president to choose
Joshua Hammond you're not serious, right? lol
I love that he straight said the holidays are pagan.
Michael exactly
They straight up are Pagan.... 'tis just the truth!
Michael
Hum, passover isn't pagan. This was a commandment from God.
It's a good thing he said Christmas and not passover then.
BIllie Robinson
Unfortunately, he said Jewish holidays...
"We don't know what we don't know" Oh we know that we don't know what we don't know that's why we are blessed to have people like you Neil.
The audience didn't get the RC joke , yeah , I'm sure they got what Neil said 10/10.
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Bunch of cows funny .
As we all know NDT's job is to make science accessible to everyone. A noble cause.
Things that keep you up -
Flat earthers trolling you
Flat Earth Society has members all around the *globe.*
Here's how you win at charades with his name.
Get on your knees, mime the grass growing from the floor, and then bite off someone's ear.
It's charades, doesn't matter.
3rc Th1 It's Charades instructions, you might've misread.
"Kneel, Da Grass, Tyson." Wordplay, very fun, gotta love it.
Bloose. You're the fucking idiot. Grab a dictionary dumbass.
Bloose ye Oh dear. You blew that one mate.
New Message Is 'person' a Charades category? I get the joke, but I remember only the mimes 4 movie & book.
Stephen: Wow, Neil, you’ve been on my show a lot.
Neil: Yes, the universe.
Thank you Dr. Tyson for providing me a new thing to be concerned and/or depressed about.
That job is usually filled by Donald J. Trump.
Joshua Evans-Lowell that was poetry sir
BABHHAHAHAHHHAHAHAHAH LE DRUMPffpf
。さくら If Trump gave him depression, it's gonna happen sooner or later when he goes outside.
。さくら Soon as he hears about the Middle East, it's too late.
OMG I just love him and the passion & ease in which he communicates his ideas!
That's the only good thing about him. Because he talks absolute garbage.
Man said 🤔"we don't know what we don't know, and that keeps me up at night" 😂🤣 brilliant
“We don’t know, what we don’t know” scary stuff
I love this guy. He makes me want to run out and buy a telescope because his enthusiasm for his field and science in general is infectious. I swear the government should create a new department just for him called "The Ministry of Mind Blowing Shit" and give him his own television station. It seems the interest in the physical sciences these days is lacking beyond what it takes to create a new social app.
There are very good telescopes you can rent (or just join an astronomy club, hang out, and share with that one rich guy that just HAS to own the best haha), and go where there is minimal light "pollution". I like the Sierra's, and try Death Valley in California. Happy Stargazing!
@@californiaexplorer5836 My dad's friend is really into astronomy, he teaches classes about it and stuff. It's really cool, I got to see the ring nebula, mars (with naked eye), a star cluster, etc.
Stfu, Neil's house has been level his whole life and he still thinks earths spins.
@@lookitup1313 And I'm guessing he's left things in his toilet with more intelligence than your post.
He is a liar.
These were the shortest 8 mins and 45 seconds of my life!
Einstein is conflicted about that comment.
So true
Did you know that this was the time light took to reach your eyes from the sun
@@ManjotSingh-sf2ri In a sense. The light that reached your eyes from the sun is actually millions of years old due to various scattering events in its interior.
This may be one of the greatest 9minutes of any evening talk show!
I have trouble believing the comments here praising this drop the mic disgrace Tyson. He is and never been a scientist. Even Wikipedia tells us this. He was a dancer , now he is an actor. He is I. My mind a pos liar . People, this guys number one job is promoting space nonsense
I could spend years with Neil and I would still be hungry for his knowledge!
I'd never get bored if this guy was on the show every single day; as a matter of fact, I wish he could be.
Watch his Startalk, many hours of him
That theory was crazy! Guess I'm loosing my sleep tonight
No person will ever know everything. No human being lives forever. We all die. Death is only defined by the existence of life. So do what you can, while you can, finding happiness wherever you can and have faith that it'll all work out. :)
Nandakumar K Dude, I just woke up at 4am CST thinking about this!
But other galaxies aren't accelerating away from us so fast that the next generation won't be able to see them.... it will be millions of years (and humanity will be long extinct) before the milky way is the only galaxy detectable from Earth. I don't know why he voiced this thought.
"No person will ever know everything." Ah, but Josh, this is what collective knowledge is for! We have to hope that our library burning days are over and then we can enjoy a kind of 'hive mind'. If the human race can survive our current tribulations - we are on the verge of an exponential explosion of comprehension. Just as the known universe is speeding up in it's expansion - so is our ability to find ways to understand the nature of existence.
Which brings me to my criticism of what Neil deGrasse Tyson says is troubling him. When he says, "..beyond our horizon" is he talking about our observable range? If he is - then that's not set in stone. We've got ways of 'observing' things more distant than we would have ever thought possible fifty years ago. All we need to do is have our science keep pace with the rate of expansion.
Josh, I agree that we will never know everything (singly or collectively). That's the nature of infinity. Yet, we will always have the opportunity to know 'more'. Isn't being a sophisticated life form, on a Goldilocks zone planet, wonderful?!!!
timbits187 That wasn't his point. He's saying that, just like eventually no other galaxy will be observable from Earth, maybe there was a point in time where an observer on Earth was able to gather more information about the universe that we can now. He's losing sleep over the fact that we'll never be able to know for sure whether there is any information that's forever lost to us.
Man, can you imagine what the sky looked like before automobiles and the industrial revolution, when there wasn't pollution and the whole universe was much more packed together
I wonder ...
Probably it was such a long time ago that there was no life at all in this planet, I take maybe our solar system was being formed. Maybe it was then when there were alien life and there just wasn't anything to look for in this system. And as time passed and everything evolved into the present, the force of the dark energy incresased the entropy in our universe in such a way that by now, those civilizations were ripped apart from our glimpse of the observable universe. I bet that not only the light from those systems can reach our planet today, but most likely 5-6 billion years ago we could have detected E.T life/signals if we could have been there. I mean just apply what this astrophysicist said in this talkshow but implement it on the past and that might just explain the Fermi-paradox.
Go to the grand canyon my freind, heard you can get a bit of glimpse into the night skies of the past there.
@Truth no shit lmao
@Truth whooshh
I was thinking exactly same what he said, in-fact I can feel and think all his talks I have listened so far(not much) and those talks makes very much sense. And I got so much relived and kind of proud that I can grasp all those ideas and philosophy related to science easily by own. He is one of the few persons who can think all conclusions and possibilities philosophically very accurate(don't getting the word) about science or any other topic also. And almost all ideas and talks of him makes lot of sense and are very right.
(Btw this my first comment on any social media platform)
Welcome aboard. You picked a good topic and spoke well about it, especially for your first comment.