I second this petition.

Elon musk will reassure he won’t

Great sentiments! A lil morbid but, I 100% agree! 😆

what did he explain exactly? he knows nothing about what mercury in retrograde means other than watching a telescope

Begins funding for the “Freeze Neil” project

RLSD420 Gamechat too many syllables

@@atlantamore Lets say "tomorrow" Nah.. still too many syllables.

Later Dude

I am def gonna do this xD. Sounds awesome

Why even bother talking... consciousness is a singularity. Everyone in the universe is the same person in a different shape arranged to pre set morphologies. Why not try learning to interface with your other selves, the way ETs do... ETs aren’t allowed to be public until we figure it out anyway 😏

He'll be the next gen's Bill Nye

So your gonna to force what you like on your child rather than letting them develop their own tastes and discover the world their own way? some people shouldn't be aloud children.

@@ikitclaw7146 If you're going to act superior to somebody, please learn the difference between aloud and allowed.

@@ikitclaw7146 he or she didnt Say that, only that he or she will show these to the kids. The forcing was your addition, and you made yourself angry. Pretty funny actually 😉

@@ikitclaw7146 Some people shouldn't be allowed to think. Jab jab.

Anyone know what the south american/native American art is?

@@filthyprimary I was wondering the same. Central American?

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Indeed it was the first thing I saw. I like the native art.

@@filthyprimary it's Coast Salish art, on the west coast of BC Canada, and extending down the coast into the states. It is one of a few bigger nations on the west coast. We are their neighbours, I am kwakwaka'wakw, a bit more northern from them, but still coastal.

Also works the other way around. Neil always "forgets to add one more thing" especially when Chuck is already talking lol

That's why he always say we are the decedents of Astronomers.

Why? About half of English vocabulary comes from Latin (Roman) or Greek.

@@Surmoka Some of it is a mixture of both. Words like television, and automobile, have half their word as Latin and half their word as Greek.

πλάνης

literally tho?

I have same sleepless nights these days

Lucky, all i get is gum on the underside of the table

That sounds Mark Twain Adjacent.

I have errare humanum est tattoo, hmm to be continued I see

@@reallymysterious4393 Technically humans are horrible and narcissistic by nature (in the view of someone with a sense of right and wrong). All in the name of survival of the fittest and the species. Though society has come to a point where that behavior isn't necessary, and is frowned upon by others. Some people are just born with old genes I guess.

Yes, you spelled "error" wrong. ;-)

Go back even further …. Africa ,Egypt the moors

I feel Niel is actually a better comedian among the two because his humor has depth...

You do not question the astrophysicist's maths lol

@worldmadebyphysics1 yeah, we got that

And he added the earth so it's 6

@worldmadebyphysics1 thank you mr obvious

@@ViratKohli-jj3wj He's just correcting an inaccuracy... That's part of the point of this story. If no one checks the "facts" then we will just believe in heavy objects falling faster, lol.

Grats.

Nice

Woohoo indeed!

I mean... I can send you my Venmo... I could use lunch.

Congrats bro Can you ask them a question from me bro pls Is the universe flat or is it in layers and what is outside the universe?

Your bowels will be in retrograde

He said CV didnt happen when mercury was in retrograde but that actually makes CV look like a planned event because it happened right after Merc Retro ended. That wouldn't mean much but when the merc retro in Dec 2019 ended Nancy Pelosi did her Trump impeachment fiasco and when the one in Aug 2019 ended the El Paso Wal-Mart shooting happened. I know us humans are wired to try and find patterns in everything but if a serious event happens during the week after the end of this current retrograde (which ends July 11th) then it has to be more than just a coincidence.

@@nkm901 but we have to admit, some things just do clearly come together sometimes.

All of it (everything) you will NEED!

😆😆😆

Well mentioned. Epic book too. Must read Nicomachean ethics

exactly. Pre-discovery of what 'air' was...we have to start somewhere surely. This confuses many of Newton's equations which take place in hypothetical non-earth places. He also though force was equal to mass*speed because to know it need acceleration: well first you need to know that with friction/air resistance an acceleration is applied for a NET constant speed, and secondly to apply mathetmatics and understanding of dimensions and calculus to the assumption of 'no instantaneous action'. But in a vaccuum an object can move at the speed it started out as with no additional force. If it were speed then a force would seem to immediately act- reverse the equation, there must be time taken for the force to be applied. an extra dimension.

there probably have been many persons to have thought all of that and more as every step you take is on sacred ground

Nah let neil deGrasse Tyson tell u that only people in the last 400 years thought of that 😂

dude you totally blew your comment. go write a book about nothing

What...? So, if I’m late, I can’t comment until the video ends?

One part of Law of limitation.

I'm 10 hours late and commenting before the video ends. Science!

@@dierandomdie Witchcraft.

probably become a TV physicist in that dimension. Fill the void they have.

He'd probably start studying and analysing the reality around him. Questioning, testing, and thoroughly loving the process of knowing.

Flat Earther?

The scariest thing is we are moving around the sun. But i think we are moving away from it.

Hello Abbas, to answer your first question, the sun does move... EVERYTHING in the universe moves. The sun has an axis it rotates on, so in a way it has its own "days"... although with it's composition different parts of its surface rotate faster than others. And the sun orbits the center of our galaxy, the Milky Way. Our solar system, the planets, asteroids and moons are all being dragged along by the Sun (properly called Sol) at a velocity of about 828,000 kph. But at the distance from the center of the Milky Way that we orbit, it takes a few hundred million years for Sol to do one orbit. So if you measure Sol's age by how many times it has completed orbits of the Milky Way, our solar system is only 16 years old 😉 4.5 billion Earth years (age of our solar system) divided by 280 million Earth years (time it takes Sol to orbit).

Are you serious?

The Sun orbits the Black hole in the center of our galaxy. To the other stuff: We had no direct view of Earth until the dawn of the Space Age. Finding physical evidence that our planet revolves around the Sun took some clever thinking to prove that this heliocentric model of our solar system represents reality. The idea is ancient. Around 230 b.c., the Greek philosopher Aristarchus suggested that this was the case. He was an outstanding observer and based this idea on careful observations. Still, without direct proof that Earth moves, Aristotle’s Earth-centered universe remained the dominant model for centuries. In 1610, Galileo turned his new telescope toward Venus. To his amazement, he saw the planet pass through phases just like the Moon. Galileo correctly surmised that this could happen only if Venus had an orbit closer to the Sun than Earth’s orbit. With improved telescopes, astronomers started looking for another proof of Earth’s motion around the Sun, stellar parallax. Earth’s orbit is huge - some 186 million miles (300,000 kilometers) in diameter. If an astronomer measures the position of a nearby star, and then measures it again six months later, the star’s apparent position against the background of more distant stars should shift a tiny amount. Observing this would prove that Earth in fact is not stationary. It wasn’t until 1838 that an astronomer finally detected this shift. That year, German astronomer Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel successfully measured the parallax of the star 61 Cygni. And there’s yet another proof. Imagine standing still with rain coming straight down. To stay dry, you just hold your umbrella directly over your head. As you begin to walk, however, you need to tilt the umbrella “into” the rain, even though the rain is coming straight down. The faster you walk, the greater the tilt needs to be. As Earth orbits the Sun, we can detect a “tilt” of incoming starlight. English astronomer James Bradley discovered this phenomenon in 1725 by accident - while he was searching for stellar parallax! This aberration of starlight, as it is called, is a result of light having a finite speed and Earth’s motion around the Sun.

Awe another south african

Howdy from Texas!

Aweh

@@dierandomdie awe ma se poes That's hi in south african

Bonjour!

You're the ex

Huh

Same haha

Ohhhhhhhhhh.... Nice!!!!!!

No

@@johnvlasiou3222 if you know you know ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

he literally said nothing.

I paused my audiobook as soon as I saw the notification

Instead of Mercury being in retrograde, you’d say Mercury is going vroom vroom.

@@christophero3869 no mercury is doing a back flip

We might have ended up naming the seven days after the seven dwarfs.

I think you have it around the wrong way. The terms used in science/astronomy should be considered the proper term, and any astrology wants to use would be the ones needing a new name.

usually we just stick the word "apparent..." before if anything is based on our view from earth. Apparent retrograde motion, apparent magnitude, etc. Although the edge of the universe is very much based on our view as observer but that's much further away. Not to mention quantum physics used "observer" and borrowed everyday language, whilst its not entirely analogous....just remember a 'science word' is usually borrowed from everyday words and yet holds a different specific, technical meaning.

I’m sorry you get annoyed by how some stranger feels. Interesting that you think you know what they believe in though. I’m sorry that you believe in ESP.

Damn bro. You made me cry

Ya but we should just let GENIUSES talk as they like. He has to get it out verbally sometimes...like a mad scientist on a chalkboard. I'm sure his goal is to HELP us expand our minds with different backdrop views ; )

Every video Neil puts up is a master class, even if it isn't a MasterClass.

Ha👏👏

But why do you do that? I'm really interested to hear your answer. You know it's fake but still check it, i find that very fascinating

@@benl8962 imo he is just scared

definitely not

She gone file for divorce you dont stop being corny.

Haha, I noticed that too! It’s due to the rotation of the Earth. 😁

I like Neil's retro "hoop" phone on the shelf behind him. A cheesy 70 sci-fi movie prop.

Those coast Salish paintings are sweet!! Swan and salmon

Exactly! And Chuck is a sagitarius. That's why they get along with each other so well

I'll analyse his chart next. Done Feynman already.

Libra is the only Zodiac constellation that doesn't live up to the root word behind the term zodiac that means animal. All the rest are either animals, humans (Aquarius & Gemini), or human/animal hybrid mythological figures (Sagittarius).

For the record, he thinks astrology is fluff.

Atleast one guy from India 🇮🇳

That's because Mercury has a special kind of resonance with the sun, between its spin rate and its orbit rate. If an otherwise-identical planet were in Mercury's place that spun as fast as Earth or Mars, that wouldn't happen. Whether a planet could do that in Mercury's place is another issue entirely, because it is the tidal forces of the sun and Mercury's greater orbital eccentricity that make this happen. At one point, we thought Mercury was tidally locked to the sun. It was a reasonable hypothesis, because that's how most moons work with their host planet. It turns out, that it was only our luck of when we had the best chance to see Mercury that it appeared to always make the same face to the sun. Radar measurements showed the actual state of affairs is a 3:2 spin-orbit resonance.

You know how it is with the logical mfs lol

A lot of work required ..... flat earthers

Trump is too.

@@markstewart8171 Woah, easy there buddy. Don't you know you aren't allowed to express conservative opinions online?

Hah! My students *still* do that. Its a schoolchild's recurring meme

/nod

Then replace that with athiesm. To not believe in a higher power is very narrow minded and short sighted.

@@prototype8137 dude...your putting your toes in some tidal waters, keep safe ;)

@Samael means his using big words.

@@prototype8137 Yeah, so this video was about how applying the scientific method to develop a better understanding of our surroundings through science and tangible proof has challenged long-standing misconceptions. Not knowing why things happen is uncomfortable, so we've historically made false associations from limited observations to compensate...was their point. What's your point about atheism, exactly? Criticizing others for not sharing your "belief" without offering any evidence shows you clearly missed the concept. Next time try to comprehend before you condemn, buddy.

I always see Mars used as an example of apparent retrograde motion, and I thought that was something that only the outer planets do.

Knowledge is power baby