Science Matters EP11: The Holiday edition
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- Опубликовано: 10 июн 2024
- To celebrate the holidays, I ponder the conjunction between Jupiter and Saturn that will be visible on Dec 21, and how that relates to claims of a Star of Bethlehem, and then display recent results showing the real motion of stars in the night sky, and finally describe the exciting Japanese satellite that returned a time capsule from the beginning of the solar system 4.55 billion years ago. We can celebrate how lucky to be in our amazing Universe at the same time as we celebrate each other. Happy Holidays!
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I love to see the universe with your point of view. True, Honest, Amazing and Interesting. Thanks Mr Krauss
Man what I'd give to have Science Matters as a weekly thing...
Thanks for everything once again Mr Krauss. A Universe From Nothing was a life changer for me in a drastic way. I've also began reading Feynman because of you and along with Carl Sagan and Richard Dawkins, you Fantastic 4 are my true heroes.
All the best, cant wait for the new book!
Science really makes life interesting. Thank you so much, Lawrence. Happy holidays to one and all!
I wish you were the host of Cosmos: Possible worlds.
Now that would be poetic!
As always you are incredible!!
Thank you Lawrence! 🤩
The world needs more videos like this.
Thank you very much, for all of your work, for keeping people interested in science
Transhumanism will make everybody interested in science lol!
Fascinating and educational as always. Thanks Lawrence.
As a Jewish atheist, I hope you have a Merry Christmas. I, a gentile atheist, certainly will.
I am an atheist primate of the species Homo sapiens. Those constructs you speak of are still rooted in religion.
Jewish atheist sounds really niceL
I love the way you express your fascination about the universe, as if your professional knowledge is tamed by your ever present wonder. Thank you Lawrence, it's a pleasure listening to you.
Merry Holidays Lawrence and a heartfelt thank you for your great podcasts! I LOVE them!
Dear Laurens, thx 4 all your work ! big shout out from Russia.
I can't describe how I respect this videos about our world and stuff
Merry eve of Christmas eve!
I love your smile and the constant joyous gleam in your eye. I used to make bells in Mayer AZ at Arcosanti...you must know it.
I am not a scientist, but I love listening to you as you make information accessible. Long may you teach x
Thank you so much Lawrence for what you do! I love your videos!!
I thank you for these informations, as always. You are a true hero Professor.
You can tell when someone really loves the topic and this is one of those times.
Amazing! Thank you for the exciting education!
thank you Mr,Dr,Professor,Honorable Krauss
Long live science! Thanks Lawrence and merry Christmas from the Netherlands
Happy Christmas ,thankyou for all the super content and I hope we all have a better 2021
Inspiring as always! Thanks and happy holidays.
Merry Christmas and a happy new year. I do enjoy your work very much
Thank you, Mr Krauss. I’ve been fascinated with The Cosmos since I took Astronomy in high school 42 years ago. We had a planetarium and a very enthusiastic instructor. At that time we thought Cygnus X1 “might” be a black hole, and hadn’t any idea what Quasars were. Cheers!
Happy holidays Lawrence!
Fantastic Podcast Lawrence. Brings back childhood memories of looking at the night sky in amazement of the immense beauty of our Cosmos.
Happy Holidays Dr. Krauss.
Thanks for another great lecture! Have a great Holiday and a Happy New Year!
I wish you and your dear family a great new Year. Thank you for the great physics and humour. 🎆.
If the definition of "spirituality" is finding wonder and awe in your world, then Mr. Krauss has expressed the spiritual in this video.
Happy holidays to you too
Thank you Lawrence.
As always, thanks
You Rock, man! Keep up the good work.
Thank you thank you thank you Professor Krauss !.!
What a wonderful insightful, exciting and somehow peaceful holiday message big Aloha sir.
I appreciate and share your feelings about science.
Wonderfull video, take care and Happy Holidays
If anything matters, that will be science.
That was Beautiful! Thank you
Stars of wonder, stars of light.. Southwestward leading still proceeding...
Star light star 💫 bright!
It is too bad that the constant overcast at where I live prevented me from witnessing this rare astronomical event. But I can always take comfort in the fact that the people living on Europa, Callisto, Ganymede and Titan also didn't get the chance to see me. What? on Io too? Oh ok.
Thank you Prof. Krauss for another entertaining and educational video!
I used to live in Phoenix, miss how nice it is at this time of year... Happy Xmas Mr Science Man
Inspiring!
Your amazing Lawrence.
Thank you brother good program excellent I still learning keep the good word. Good science views
Thanks for the inspirations all derived from the natural wonders L-Craw!
Double high five back to ya mr Krauss!!!
wow i can feel the earth moving when you look at it like this powerful stuff
Be a Transhumanist you can feel earthquakes!
Merry Cosmicdust!
The Hanukkah edition 👌
No doubt, this is where the magic is.
Happy Holidays to you too, and to Captain Kirk.
I always have wondered why the constellations weren't moving at all in the sky with so much movement of the Milky Way's rotation and smearing of star trails, as I pictured it. As I studied Astronomy in recent years, I came to my own conclusion roughly as described here but nice to have the confirmation, as it was never covered in the magazines, and hear the numbers on the calculation. Good answers. Thanks.
I miss Science Matters. Can we have one episode for this holiday season?
Ask, and you shall receive! We are airing a special science matters episode today at 5PM PT!
been clouded over here, just have to catch the next 1
The wonder of science...Would like to live to a time when we have worked it all out, and we will, if we don't destroy ourselves and the planet.
That would be the dream if the knower.
Is there water in there?
i cant stand wen people who arent interested in the stars or even science in general belittle the amazing majesty of our collected knowledge of the cosmos. ITS IMPORTANT AND AMAZING!! SO THERE!!!!
that was so delicious, I need to go exercise to burn off the calories! ⭐⭐⭐⭐
❄️🌞 #HappySolstice
#HaveACoolYule 🌲🔥
Quick! Somebody get some help to the ONE person who didn't like this.
They are planetary alignment path deniers!
Those people can’t be helped. They are knowingly ignorant.
Hi, have you talked about the "axis of evil" yet? i'm amazed by this new concept but can't find much information about it
Thank you so much professor! Although I don't believe in the fairy tales of christ and christmas, I wish you a nice holiday time. Be healthy!
I think the religious people back then did math and lined up the planets but they credited toward gods that he was probably getting at. Or maybe they didn’t use math.
Hey Lawrence, what do you think of the Wim Hof Method?
Happy holidays from Israel not far from Bethlehem
It will be interesting to know what is the molecular configuration of that asteroid...
Hello Mr. Krauss,
Thanks for this short but nice “Science Matters” episode.
As I was listening to your insights about the « Bethlehem star », I could not help to wonder what if by some dumb luck an Interstellar visitor like 'Oumuamua in 2017 passed by our world while, like some comets, offering a high reflectivity index, an albedo very near 1.
Wouldn’t that look to sheep and goat hoarders as a special star?
(Ok, it’s a bit of a stretch mixed with a bit of a devil’s advocate stance here, but dumb luck has played part in feeding human imagination before, right? I know its unlikely, but then again, it could happen...)
Also, I really hope that the sample brought back to earth will not reveal itself as proof of a giant Bear in the skies… (insert sounds of crickets here!)
(Ok, lame duck joke here, but please “Bear” with me for a second as I am in a very happy mood since 2020 is finally coming at an end! May 2021 bring health, delight and prosperity to all!)
All jokes asides, I really appreciate your podcast.
Thanks again and, as I like to say to my friends and family,
Stay Safe & Stay Smart.
See you in 2021
:)
November 1, in the year 313AD, 10:00PM, Haley's Comet may have been the 'star' ?
Hey Laurence.
The new study says that the Université might be not flat ?
What you can say about?
Regarding
Viktor :)
Could you add English subtitles?
Could you explain why the supernova possibility could not have happened in the east so that I can refute any arguments that might come my direction?
We know where the supernova remnants are.
Merry Christless
Mr. Krauss, i had a genuine laugh when you said holiday edition we smiled at the same time. Also i donated $5 last week. I have one question for you but it wasnt on patreon... Ive heard once before when the dinosaurs roamed Earth we were orbiting the opposite side of the galaxy. Now with this in mind I wonder if life elsewhere in the galaxy is even more likely bc perhaps the life that arrived here was in fact from when we were far off on the other side of the galaxy. What if we picked up a galcatic hitchhikers so to speak in the form of microbes or what have you. But if indeed when life arises on Earth we were in a different location that is interesting, if you can plot out where in the milky way we were at that time.
Thanks.. Much appreciated! It depends.. if life was seeded here, then your argument might be relevant.. although since the relative motion of stars is random, we can't say where that seed would be now...
Christmas is a very important Jewish holiday. . . at least to the shopkeepers. , . 😀
Awesome episode!
Thanks for what you're doing ❤️
I just watched the podcast with Neil deGrass Tyson. Guys, you should definitely check it out!
I'd be interested in hearing Dr. Brian Greene's view on science communication, especially how he crafts a science sound bite. That guy has a way with words and intonations 🔥❤️
I love science, and like to transmit that love to people, but it always degenerates into a debate 😂
Thanks again.
wow, so many cuts.
Can I send this video to my kids so I don't have to buy them presents.
I wish I could send this to my mother, and that she would appreciate and reciprocate. I feel, somehow she would take it as a criticism or attack. That makes me sad.
If you ask me those magi had been snorting a bit too much frankincense.
Its amazing to think that when you look up at the night sky and see all those stars, planets and galaxies that appear to be millions of miles away, the truth is that everything that you are looking at is actually less than ten miles away.
This is because what you are really looking at is being projected from the ceiling of the holodeck that you are in and we are all living inside a super-advanced, hyper-realistic holodeck Complex super-structure probably no bigger than the planet Jupiter.
This is proven by Emergence and Fine-Tuning. Our reality emerges as we explore it rather like a first person computer game. This quality of our reality is very compatible with our holodeck reality and not at all compatible with the more popular (but incorrect) organic scenario. In an organic scenario, the whole universe would already exist, but it doesn't.
Also, if you appreciate how the constants of our reality are perfectly fine-tuned for life (especially the mass of the neutrino) then you should appreciate that these constants must surely have been MANUALLY fine-tuned and not organically fine-tuned.
Maybe the conjunction of our two largest planets is now heralding this great news. As a species, we are now leaving the age of ignorance and are entering into the new age of enlightenment 🙏🙏🙏
I DON'T CARE!!! I STILL BELIEVE IN SANTA!!!!!
who we are as individuals is determined by our genes and environment. each of us is eternally influenced by those around us. in a sense we are all one. so lets treat one another as if they were ourself.
merry christmas
Until we are divided or united by Transhumans!
Should be 365.25 roughly to be a bit more correct so 7.573.824.000.000 ≈ 7.57 trillion still.
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No, sport and beauty matter.
And what will be done when critical theory comes for your discipline?
Let he who is without sin cast the first stone. I'm not religious by any means, but shut up and embrace knowledge.
@@ritz5606 you seem to have no idea what you are talking about.
@@elontusk610 I think I got your thinking just right. It's so low, so low.
@@ritz5606 My line of questioning has absolutely nothing to do with throwing accusations at LK so your initial comment does not apply. My line of questioning has everything to do with maintaining scientific inquiry and study and keeping it separate from the destructive, anti-science, illiberal teachings of critical theory. I’m going to be patient with you as you are clearly confused.
@@elontusk610 in that case I humbly apologise. I have read too much of the dark side and thought the worst. Assumption is the motherhood of the worst. I thought I dodged the bullet, but was shore I shut the gun.