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Searching for Alien Earths
October 24, 2024, at the Linda Hall Library
Astrophysicist Lisa Kaltenegger, founding director of Cornell University's Carl Sagan Institute, demonstrates how we can use our home world as a Rosetta Stone, creatively analyzing Earth's history and its astonishing biosphere to inform our search for life in the cosmos. She takes us on an eye-opening journey to the most unusual exoplanets that have shaken our worldview-planets covered in oceans of lava, lonely wanderers lost in space, and others with more than one sun in their sky-and the best contenders for alien Earths.
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Space for Birds: A Science Headliners Interview with Astronaut and Photographer Dr. Roberta Bondar
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In 1992, Dr. Roberta Bondar flew into space as a payload specialist on the Space Shuttle Discovery during the STS-42 mission. She became the first neurologist in space and Canada's first woman in space. Dr. Bondar is also a professional fine arts photographer and the author of numerous books, including her latest book, Space for Bird: Patterns and Parallels of Beauty and Flight. In this intervi...
Building the Future for People and Planet
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September 26, 2024, at the Linda Hall Library 22nd Annual Paul D. Bartlett, Sr. Lecture Dr. Sigrid Adriaenssens, Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Princeton University, explores the most inventive analog, digital, and AI methodologies, and craft-based, robotic, and Augmented Reality construction techniques, demonstrating their use in the realization of sustainable building forms.
How Do I Become a Geologist?
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September 19, 2024 Dr. Bud Davis, Senior Geologist at Drummond Carpenter, offers academic and career advice for students interested in becoming a geologist.
The Art and Science of Distillation
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September 14, 2024, at the Linda Hall Library Master distiller Benay Shannon, co-founder and co-owner of Restless Spirits Distillery, provides an insider’s look at the art and science behind creating spirits from experimenting in the lab to taste testing the finished product.
After Hours with the Listers
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September 11, 2024, at the Linda Hall Library Professor Anna Marie Roos (University of Lincoln) joins Finch Collins (Linda Hall Library) to explore one of the most fascinating and challenging early modern scientific books: Martin, Anna, and Susanna Lister’s Historiae Conchyliorum (1685-1692). Anna Marie and Finch share the story of the books’ production as embodied in the Library’s copy and dis...
Preparing for Mars: A Science Headliners Interview with CHAPEA 1 Crew Member Dr. Nathan Jones
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From June 25, 2023, to July 6, 2024, four crewmembers spent a year in isolation as part of a simulated NASA expedition to Mars. Known as Crew Health and Performance Exploration Analog, or CHAPEA 1, it was the first of three such planned missions. In this interview, Dr. Nathan Jones, a board-certified emergency medicine physician from Springfield, Illinois, and medical officer of CHAPEA 1, discu...
Science Meets Diplomacy: The Illegal Wildlife Trade
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August 22, 2024, at the Linda Hall Library Presented in partnership with the International Relations Council. Acclaimed journalist Rachael Bale and a panel of experts explore the scope of illegal wildlife trade and the international policies, advances in technology, and frontline enforcement actions that are part of a global effort to combat poaching, trafficking, and the demand for illegally t...
Women in STEM: Joanna Cielocha, Associate Professor of Biology, Rockhurst University
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Women in STEM: Joanna Cielocha, Associate Professor of Biology, Rockhurst University
Women in STEM: Patrice Gonzalez, Branch Manager & Lead Educator, Mr. & Mrs. F.L. Schlagle Library
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Women in STEM: Patrice Gonzalez, Branch Manager & Lead Educator, Mr. & Mrs. F.L. Schlagle Library
Women in STEM: Kristin Edie, VP Enterprise Sustainability, Hallmark
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Women in STEM: Kristin Edie, VP Enterprise Sustainability, Hallmark
Women in STEM: Kellyann Jones-Jamtgaard, National Program Leader, USDA
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Women in STEM: Kellyann Jones-Jamtgaard, National Program Leader, USDA
Saving Birds: Ecology and Conservation in a Changing Environment
Просмотров 1344 месяца назад
Saving Birds: Ecology and Conservation in a Changing Environment
A Survey of Career Paths in Astronomy
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A Survey of Career Paths in Astronomy
Day-to-Day Work of an R&D Scientist
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Day-to-Day Work of an R&D Scientist
Tips for Getting into Game Development
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Tips for Getting into Game Development
Technology and Tradition: Inside the NFL's Analytics Revolution
Просмотров 5524 месяца назад
Technology and Tradition: Inside the NFL's Analytics Revolution
Elm Dirt Worm Farm: Organic Plant Fertilizer from Kansas City to Wimbledon
Просмотров 1215 месяцев назад
Elm Dirt Worm Farm: Organic Plant Fertilizer from Kansas City to Wimbledon
The Sun in Early Modernity Roundtable
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The Sun in Early Modernity Roundtable
After Hours with Medieval Science
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After Hours with Medieval Science
JCCC Bird Collision Study: Creating Safer Passage for Migrating Birds
Просмотров 876 месяцев назад
JCCC Bird Collision Study: Creating Safer Passage for Migrating Birds
Multivalent: Accessibility and the User Experience in Kansas City
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Multivalent: Accessibility and the User Experience in Kansas City
How Do I Become a Biologist?
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How Do I Become a Biologist?
Bombs, Computers, and the Dawn of the Anthropocene
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Bombs, Computers, and the Dawn of the Anthropocene
Whispers of the Wild: The Enigmatic World of Native Pollinators
Просмотров 2377 месяцев назад
Whispers of the Wild: The Enigmatic World of Native Pollinators
After Hours with Aldus Manutius
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After Hours with Aldus Manutius
Women in STEM: Angela Kennedy and Beth Noser
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Women in STEM: Angela Kennedy and Beth Noser
Totality! The 2024 Total Solar Eclipse
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Totality! The 2024 Total Solar Eclipse
How to Clone a Mammoth: The Science of De Extinction
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How to Clone a Mammoth: The Science of De Extinction

Комментарии

  • @deeliciousplum
    @deeliciousplum 14 часов назад

    This is a must be listened to talk and its equally as wonderful q&a. Thank you to Dr Lisa Kaltenegger for sharing your knowledge, passions, and time with us. And, thank you to the people at Linda Hall Library for sharing this talk. 🪐🌸

  • @mut8inG
    @mut8inG 2 дня назад

    Thank you ALL🎶🌸

  • @danhanqvist4237
    @danhanqvist4237 4 дня назад

    The speaker gets into a bit of a knot when he speaks about the "hybrids". The existence of fertile "hybrids" rather shows that Neandertals and "humans" were the same species, but just rather different populations.

  • @josephdonais4778
    @josephdonais4778 4 дня назад

    Contrary to the phrase "empty space", space is not empty. How do you know that the light that you receive from many light years away has not been influenced by molecules between here and there? When the example of one is 80% parasitic I would not be particularly optimistic concerning life elsewhere being Care Bear friendly. Surely we would not prove to be just so based on our history... no, it is not a thing we have overcome. Science has no room for hubris and romanticism.

  • @kimlec3592
    @kimlec3592 5 дней назад

    Too interesting. Thank you.

  • @allencottell4241
    @allencottell4241 5 дней назад

    Lemurs are actually our closest relatives... update required.

  • @zapfanzapfan
    @zapfanzapfan 6 дней назад

    We have come quite far in the 14 years since then. We even finally got JWST up 🙂

  • @شعرکوتاه-ع7ظ
    @شعرکوتاه-ع7ظ 7 дней назад

    Thank so much

  • @JOHNDoe-j2o9b
    @JOHNDoe-j2o9b 7 дней назад

    Tip. Put on 1.5 speed

  • @johnquick4880
    @johnquick4880 7 дней назад

    their may be a flaw to this, whatever ejecta matter that broke free and landed on the surface would of been covered by kilometers of dust/dirt/rock now. So youre recovering the latest event debri

  • @ADVBear
    @ADVBear 7 дней назад

    That is one sexy scientist. Yeah, I know. Sorry.

  • @jimpollock8303
    @jimpollock8303 8 дней назад

    terrible.

  • @jacksonnc8877
    @jacksonnc8877 8 дней назад

    Did I catch that right she said the solar system earth belongs is 28 light years from the center of the Milky Way. I think she meant 28 K light years to the center

  • @dukeallen432
    @dukeallen432 10 дней назад

    Brilliant presentation. Clap clap

  • @zapfanzapfan
    @zapfanzapfan 10 дней назад

    Wonderful lecture!

  • @celestialteapot309
    @celestialteapot309 11 дней назад

    l am a Dawkins fan, but those tweets are ignorant.

  • @DK-lg7ti
    @DK-lg7ti 11 дней назад

    Excellent Info

  • @keithmetcalf5548
    @keithmetcalf5548 14 дней назад

    Lisa Kaltenegger ❤

  • @GarrisonLeRock
    @GarrisonLeRock 14 дней назад

    Excellent talk! Wish I could have joined for this lecture! Hoping to see the exhibit soon.

  • @rebeccaholt8965
    @rebeccaholt8965 14 дней назад

    What is THE POINT OF RESURRECTING MAMMOTH??? SERIOUSLY.

  • @zolisamaine3518
    @zolisamaine3518 17 дней назад

    We wuz neanderthals

  • @SeanAnthony-j7f
    @SeanAnthony-j7f 17 дней назад

    Charles Darwin was in fact heavily influenced by David Hume. Theorizing on how to do science is really hard without a map, you don't just pick a stone, compare and without having any radiometer won't immediately give you answer (especially when casual chain of reasoning can be very wacky)- these are some major philosophers has already been mastered since they do it for almost 2100 years now...

  • @thelastaustralian7583
    @thelastaustralian7583 19 дней назад

    He is incorrect . They are controlling us !

  • @Diverse_Interests
    @Diverse_Interests 20 дней назад

    Enjoyable and interesting presentation with humour in the end.

  • @jasonviola1880
    @jasonviola1880 21 день назад

    130,000 years for earliest homosapien fossil record? I thought it went back at least 300,000?

  • @susandixen3664
    @susandixen3664 22 дня назад

    I really, really appreciated watching this. Thank you!

  • @dkeny55
    @dkeny55 22 дня назад

    Romans 1:19-22

  • @iatfestival2900
    @iatfestival2900 24 дня назад

    I wish the audio was not so problematic. Love E. Kolbert.

  • @charlesvanderhoog7056
    @charlesvanderhoog7056 26 дней назад

    What makes us unique is that humans are sentient spirits and everything else is an extension of that.

    • @AMC2283
      @AMC2283 24 дня назад

      yeah, no afterlife if evolution and you can't handle it

    • @charlesvanderhoog7056
      @charlesvanderhoog7056 23 дня назад

      @@AMC2283 ???? Are you a crazy scientist? I don't get your statement.

  • @charlesvanderhoog7056
    @charlesvanderhoog7056 26 дней назад

    This is all from an official b.s. standpoint that many scientists don't even believe themselves but have to propagate to keep their status, salary and pension. The b.s. part is that a human being is 100% matter, chemicals. It is very easy to demonstrate that there is a LOT more to it. It all stems from the 19th century philosphy of materialism. Materialism is the dominant philosophy today and the biggest lie ever, dwarfing even the avalanche of lies Trump spouts on a daily basis. You are not a blob of mud but a spiritual being housing in or near a body. Ask this guy how a body can grow from DNA. How does a cell know it should be an eye and another should grow into a foot? It is impossible. There needs to be a blueprint, an energetic blueprint. It is all revealed in my book "Simply Healthy".

  • @berniceroyce7363
    @berniceroyce7363 26 дней назад

    Such a brilliant eloquent and caring human being

  • @sneakyquick
    @sneakyquick 26 дней назад

    Crap I went back and accidentally killed my grandfather

  • @rachmonte
    @rachmonte 27 дней назад

    Look up Dr. James Tour.

  • @johnndavis7647
    @johnndavis7647 28 дней назад

    How does the Sasquatch or Yeti fit into all this?

  • @johnaugsburger6192
    @johnaugsburger6192 28 дней назад

    Thanks

  • @seeingthings1
    @seeingthings1 Месяц назад

    I'mg grateful to whoever uploaded this but please demonstrate the pictures he's showing next time.

  • @billyboasiako1775
    @billyboasiako1775 Месяц назад

    Two hearts 💕 living in a separate world 🌍 Human and mankind Human are heru or Horus Mankind are neanderthal Human are hue Mankind are apes Human are black people Mankind are white Arab Chinese India and other Planet of the apes Speak no evil 😢😮😅 See no evil 😢😅😮 Hear no evil 😊😅😮 James 4:7 God is Zeus Dionysus Dios goat devil 👿 From Greek acropolis Revelation 22:16 Jesus Christ is EROS Lucifer morningstar From POMPEII Roman Quran 14:22 Quran Muhammad ibn Abdullah mecca necronomicon is Satan The Bible is tinted The Quran is tinted The Torah is tinted OSIRIS -TUTANKHAMUN RISE UP AGAIN

  • @fredthemagnificent
    @fredthemagnificent Месяц назад

    Mate, those instruments could do with a lick of paint and a bit of a tidy up, while you are at it the ground could also do with a makeover. You may find it boring but don’t underestimate presentation. The people who pay for your projects are not all scientists, a little bit of cosmetics can go a long way.

  • @NothingMaster
    @NothingMaster Месяц назад

    Someone has bought a collection of seriously expensive and cool-looking sports cars giving these gibberish talks. People are so gullible.

  • @helenhunter4540
    @helenhunter4540 Месяц назад

    Congratulations on catching yourself when you automatically described female Neanderthals as "he". Much of male scholars' teaching is suspect for this gender and also racial and species discrimination. But you're apparently capable of learning.

  • @helenhunter4540
    @helenhunter4540 Месяц назад

    Since Neanderthals flourished for so long and then disappeared, so can humans.

  • @helenhunter4540
    @helenhunter4540 Месяц назад

    As I watch dozens of these talks, I'm struck by the obsession of speakers, scholars, with how different we humans are from all other species. That perception is false.

  • @helenhunter4540
    @helenhunter4540 Месяц назад

    "These guys" out the door? Beware making predictions, human.

  • @helenhunter4540
    @helenhunter4540 Месяц назад

    All white males. So limited.

  • @Damo-np7ul
    @Damo-np7ul Месяц назад

    An alternative to out of Africa that at least can be made to fit DNA evidence is the hybrid theory, where modern humans arose elsewhere, Europe or Asia before Denisovan DNA flow. They migrated to Africa and bred with archaic ghost species giving rise to Africans. They bred with Neanderthals giving rise to Europeans. They migrated to Asia bringing Neanderthal DNA and bred with Denisovans giving us Asians. Those that got across the Wallace Line, more than likely carried a small amount of Neanderthal DNA (not sure on Aboriginal & PNG Neanderthal DNA % but this would be the process)and some Denisovan DNA. They encountered a relative large number of Denisovans compared to their numbers, and bred with them, or, they initially had a higher % of Denisovan DNA, possibly both, giving rise to PNG & Aboriginals.

    • @AMC2283
      @AMC2283 24 дня назад

      yeah? where in 20 million square miles of eurasia are you trading 80000 acres of kenyan rift valley for?

    • @Damo-np7ul
      @Damo-np7ul 24 дня назад

      @@AMC2283 kenyan rift valley isn't even the only place in Africa where we find early modern humans nor the earliest. My thought experiment came from Africans' having up to 30% DNA from an earlier archaic ghost species, thought to be most likely homo erectus, that modern humans elsewhere do not have. Meaning the interaction with the ghost species happened after the migration out of Africa, by modern humans that did not migrate and before Homo Erectus was extinct. Homo Erectus went extinct some 110k to 250k years ago by most estimates. Well before modern humans left. Although I note a small number of scholars, perhaps to cover the problem, now estimate the extinction as late as 35k years ago. Have we actually found modern human remains with DNA anywhere with no admixture from Neanderthal, Denisovan or Archaic Ghost species?

    • @AMC2283
      @AMC2283 24 дня назад

      @@Damo-np7ul don’t want to just answer my question, you want to ramble? Will you feel happier if Homo sapiens arose where people you’re not prejudiced against live?

    • @Damo-np7ul
      @Damo-np7ul 24 дня назад

      @@AMC2283 My answer clearly indicated your question was irrelevant as KRV is not even unique in Africa and not necessarily where modern humans arise anyway. Sorry I didn't rise to your bait or give you the answer you were hoping for. Stop strawmanning and projecting your own prejudices onto to others. Take off your "race identity" coloured glasses and you may appreciate an interesting conundrum.

    • @AMC2283
      @AMC2283 24 дня назад

      @@Damo-np7ul yeah yeah, your prejudices refute nothing

  • @christophersmith49
    @christophersmith49 Месяц назад

    When he said mallett does not know, he told me he does not know. Its like listening middle century Neuron dudes or they listening in their time to morons claiming Earth is flat or for that fact some current time people still claiming same. You can send information back on time. We just dont know how. But to claim we cannot when we don't even know how all the works is just nonsense. So talking garbage about dr mallet is just garbage on himself. We dont even know what live is or where we came from or we go. This guy for sure also things there is nothing after death and that we just came by some change out of mud, And things that answers the question when he does not even know what mud really is or for that matter any stuff. Guy the truth is that the entire universe is in fact a time loop. We are all, the whole universe is, locked in a time closed loop. It's just the loop is so big that it takes the whole period from the big bang or creation of this universe to the big crhch of destruction of the universe for the loop to repeat, for the whole universe to repair. And so already all were here and just keep looping with the whole universe where end of the universe is again it's begining. You guys were here already over and over reading this.

  • @christophersmith49
    @christophersmith49 Месяц назад

    Man listen, black holes are portals into the past, the future and parralel universes as well as higher dimensions. By higher dimensions i mean the place we were before birth and return to as we die. Same who experienced near death experiences were there. Its not a coincidence they see a tunel with a light at the end which is same you would see past the event horizon when. Entering a black home

  • @anttivirkkunen8163
    @anttivirkkunen8163 Месяц назад

    Thanks of very nice lecture and greetings from 🇫🇮

  • @rjbusername
    @rjbusername Месяц назад

    This was fantastic! Thank you

  • @Paulus8765
    @Paulus8765 Месяц назад

    This talk seems very dated. 7 billion was the population in 2011.

    • @NicolasTheondine
      @NicolasTheondine 8 дней назад

      The lecture was in 2012.

    • @Paulus8765
      @Paulus8765 7 дней назад

      Yes, but published here only a year ago. Instead of "This draft sequence yields important new insights," I would have put out a disclaimer to the effect that some of the information presented has been superceded.

    • @NicolasTheondine
      @NicolasTheondine 7 дней назад

      @@Paulus8765 You're right. Especially for sapien's DNA in Néandertal. If I'm not wrong we gave him our Y and mt chromosomes.