Mark Clampin, Director of Astrophysics Division NASA - Full interview, Habitable Worlds Observatory
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2024
- The full unedited version of my interview with Mark Clampin, the Director of the Astrophysics Division at NASA. We chatted about the Habitable Worlds Observatory, including how it will be different to the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), and how the plan is to use it to take a direct images of Earth-like exoplanets and study their atmospheres for biosignatures. I also couldn't help but ask Mark about his career path and how he became NASA's Director of Astrophysics.
Last week's video on the Habitable Worlds Observatory - • Can we take a picture ...
More on Mark Clampin - science.nasa.gov/people/dr-ma...
Follow Mark on LinkedIn - / mark-clampin-7331b731
00:00 - Introduction
00:32 - Introducing Mark Clampin
00:37 - What does the head of Astrophysics at NASA do?
01:52 - How long has Mark been in this job?
04:12 - Why was the Habitable Worlds Observatory project chosen? NASA's decision making process.
07:13 - What will the Habitable Worlds Observatory give us that we've never had before?
10:10 - Is the biggest leap from the telescope or coronagraph technology?
10:46 - What is Mark's science research focus?
11:47 - Mark's career path - how do you become head of astrophysics at NASA?!
15:45 - What's going to be the biggest chance in how we do astronomy/astrophysics in the next few decades?
17:29 - Outro
Video filmed on a Sony ⍺7 IV & iPhone 13 Pro
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job titles don't sound much better than Director of Astrophysics at NASA. That was a nice interview.
Well, I was gonna go to bed. Now I have to watch this first.
Same!
What? Have you got school in the morning and mummy won't let you stay up?
@@mikehipperson lol It was morning. It was like 7am, I was tired
Well i am making a little poopy in the toilet my mummy calls them my little brown friends so i will watch some of video now and the rest later
@@chrisroberts3917 hope you managed to get some rest after watching it. I went down a rabbit hole of some of the programs following the conversation.
I really like these types of videos. Good interviews with an expert guest with the questions being asked from a position of expertise as well just gives great results.
Thank you for posting the full interview!
Thanks a bunch for the interview, dr. Becky! 😊
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
The first thing I thought of was just how huge NASA must be to develop and accomplish the missions it does with the limited resources NASA often has to contend with. The expansion in the roughly 75 years of NASA has impacted human knowledge so highly, and our expanding yearning for more knowledge in what Carl Sagan described as a "candle in the dark".
I am learning physics and astronomy right now, and I want to work in the field of Exoplanets. It is really exciting to see what the future will have for us.
When you move forward in your field of interest, please include levels of radiation on planets.
Life cannot survive in high levels of radiation.
When "habitable" planets are discovered, there is no regard for levels of radiation.
@@user-dh6bj2me5pyeah I've noticed that. They say "around a red dwarf star" but I haven't seen any mention of flare states
I can see the little bit of anxiety you had during the interview ❤ I don’t know who wouldn’t be at least a little nervous interviewing this man. He’s such a massive piece of such a massive organization that has so much to do with your line of work. I’d be absolutely terrified! I praise you with all my heart! It was an incredible interview!
Thanks for posting this. It’s really interesting to peek behind the curtain at NASA. I had never even heard of the decadal surveys until your recent video about them. I’ve learned so much from your channel.
Thanks for bringing this world to the average guy/girl on the street. There is so much that is beyond my understanding but that doesn't detract from my love of everything you share with us. Thanks
He is an absolute pleasure to listen to! 🙏 Thanks for the full video Becky!
A phenomenal video, and an excellent interview 👏
Ive watched it twice already
Thanks Hannah!
@@DrBecky thank you for all the fabulous content. What I appreciate is you don't talk down to you audience which really saves me alot of time!
Thanks for posting the whole interview. Very interesting to watch.
I got distracted by the white board in the background starting at about @0:50. Halfway down the left side there is a part that I think says t end = 500 Myr. However, when I first looked at it I thought the "500 M" part just said BOOM!
I still don't know how or the difference between very intelligent people and out and out geniuses each video I watch I end up shaking my head
great just great
Great interview. Lots of things to look forward to!
Thank you Dr. Becky for this very interesting interview! My regards and respects for both of you
Not only an excellent science communicator, but a superb interviewer, as well. Thanks for this gem. 👍
( More interviews, please 🙏)
Nice, this really shows the many aspects of how science reaches the masses
Good interview! Thank you for teaching us!
Your videos are amazing. Never miss an episode. 🔭
Excellent Interview - a pleasure to watch, well done!
I just met him a couple of weeks ago. Fascinating person.
Thank you for this!
감사합니다 Dr.
Hey Becky, (my sisters’ name btw) you are the perfect person to ask this question about (maybe a video?) the impacter on Dimorphos .
How did they know that Dimorphos, with its slower smaller orbit will not eventually impact Didymos itself thereby changing its orbit and making it more of a hazard to us, when the result of the impact was not predictable.
Incredible interview Dr.
That was really interesting. Thank you.
Good material for my future education
Thanks, Doc!
Thanks, Mark
So cool!!! 🚀🔭
Thanks Becky…..
Interesting interview.
Early today early this week
Thanks!
Hi Dr. Becky, great interview! I've got a black hole question. How is it that a spinning black hole rotating at say 80+% the speed of light coliding with another similary sized and rotating black hole doesn't disintergrate with their combined momentum? Doesn't the momentun of both have to be conserved? Where does all that extra energy go? Why isn't all the material around the event horizon thrown off revealing the singularity, or Elvis or the Loch Ness Monster or whatever's in there?!? Please help me wrap my brain around this.
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You should have asked if NASA would support “toenail moon” as an official designation.
IMHO, the next director should be someone who can explain sciency stuff really well on the interwebs and specialises in black holology. So where do we submit candidates?
Why launch the balloons from the arctic? I would think launching from a higher altitude would be better?
Have you done a video on the plunging regions of black holes?
🙏🙏🙏🙏 I’m only in technical sales.., but this gives me hope we are getting away from the cave…. I do lose faith in us/ general public…, today a person that I considered educated.. told me we did visit the moon.., and theres uranium in our toothpaste…
Thank you 👸 for lifting my day🙏🌹
I wanted him to tell us when the europa mission is gonna start drilling.
no bloopers? why? :( I was hoping that you'd duet on "Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?" :)
At least he is qualified unlike Bill Nelson, the head of NASA, who is a political appointee. He’s doing as good a job as the head honcho as he did as a congress critter.
I'd like to know what's written on the whiteboard... 🤔
I was wondering if JWSC could spot the voyager I probe?
My cousin is working on that new scope.
Thursday already?
No bloopers either!😂
Apparently, NASA Directors are in addition to accomplished scientists and engineers also perfect in giving interviews. eg no bloopers reel :-)
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Yeah...he's a pretty kewl director dude...even though he's not American...im open minded
so JWST sits there, 1.5 million kilometers from earth, and we're able to detect a motion of a few nanometers within a few weeks? and it sits THAT still? how isn't anybody appreciating this minute fact more?
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He's Okay... For that position they really should prioritize astrophysicists who have 3/4 million UA-cam followers! 😉
You’re fangirling so hard lol
I would be too
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With your fascination with JWST i though you were going to say JWST found him.
Wait, no bloopers?!
No bloopers at the end 😢
Ok, but what was on the door? :D
Can you do a collab with Maggie Lieu when you have time?
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I would not want his job. Everyone wants to talk about their approach to the specific data they want to look at and in what formats... and they are all different from the others'. speak to me in Klingon and don't mention tribbles...but it doesn't quack!!! I'm quackin up over here!
I see some parallels here.
_On his face._ 😏
WOW! It is incredibly exciting to watch a NASA bureaucrat at work...🙄
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How can the head of nasa be English?
General scientists in attacks out in system general scientist globally peace there's subject full policy not show
First... :)
How to become a Director of Astrophysics Division NASA. You must have a degree in astrophysics to ensure you are thoroughly mind controlled in these matters. To attain a directors position at NASA then you must be initiated into at least the 30th degree in Freemasonry and as such you are not only willing to lie, but you must also be able to lie in a convincing manner..
And what colour is the sky in your world?
@@grahamwatson2031 As it is made of aged ice, its the same colour as in your world.
Our world, which is not being world around, is stationary - no one can feel it spinning.
The notion of going into "outer space" beyond the planets is in error, because one cannot penetrate the Dome.
Lost me on the "diverse group of upcoming leaders" being important. Why is diversity important? It's clear he doesn't want the most qualified. Disappointing.
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isn't this ldlot the one that claims there is a dark side of the moon ?