I Absolutely love what lliza brought to the show. Her snappy remarks, presence of mind and quick plugins of comedy and jokes. It is first class and i grade her A+ in co-hosting. This show has so much rewatch value , i am watching it the second time.
Iliza is a perfect co-host for this format. Wow. So fast and witty, no filter, just blam blam blam. And still able to actually converse and not just wait for any opportunity (however bad) to inject a random thought that is a joke only because it's told loudly. Very very entertaining!
Not going to lie...I fell into the prejudice trap and expected myself to dislike her or be annoyed. But instead I liked her a lot. (Also, she reminds me of Emma Stone.)
Thank you for being my personal Astrophysicist Dr Tyson!! I really have become totally addicted to watching StarTalk and learning all about the universe and how stuff works
Oh man, as much as I love Chuck, Eliza is the bomb! and last week Russel tried hard and did a great job, but I think you just amazed him a couple times. :) Thanks for being an educator!
I can listen to Dr Tyson literally all day everyday. Huge fan of you Sir. If ever get a chance to shake your hand and spend even a moment with you would be best day of my life. Thank you for making Astrophysics so much amazing to learn.
Please don’t stop making Star Talk. I have really bad insomnia becuase of my anxiety. Listening to your podcast while I fall asleep let’s my mind focus on something instead of running wild keeping me up by overthinking and what not
I love when he says something smart and I'm like "huh?" and it leads me to pause the video and read a study/essay on the topic, which then leads me to look up several definitions of physics words which eventually leads to me taking an incredibly long time to finish these videos but definitely expands my horizons
sure, they glide sideways.. which equals to death anyway. if you're talking about autorotation and the freewheeling clutch, in theory the pilot can save the helicopter upon engine failure and they are trained to do this, but that said almost no pilot has actually attempted to do this maneuver in a real life or death scenario, and of those who managed to respond quickly enough to start the maneuver before the helicopter spins out of control, only some of them survive the near suicidal maneuver. often times a pilot that has never experienced such a scenario outside of training will panic and completely forget their training, which is why most helicopter crashes happen. compare that to plane crashes, which by default have the ability to glide, reassess their situation, contact the Air Traffic Control for guidance and direction, find suitable soft/splash landing sites, dump excess fuel, carefully adjust heading and angle of descent, brace the passengers, etc. there are significantly better chances of survival in a plane, just because the pilots have the chance to think things through instead of panic and forget their training. granted a very experienced and seasoned veteran pilot can land a failing helicopter without a second thought, but there are very very few of these pilots compared to pilots who have never had to do such a suicidal maneuver in real life. disclaimer: autorotation only works for a few seconds once the freewheeling clutch disengages, if the pilot doesn't start the nosedive maneuver to increase kinetic energy in the rotor blades, the helicopter will start to spin out of control due to newtons 3rd law of motion: friction. which is why its absolutely crucial that the pilot start the maneuver immediately.
On 2/23/2018 - Iliza graced my ship - USS HORNET (CVS-12) for two comedy specials (2 shows/1 days). I was the ship's IT Manager at the time and can tell you that Iliza and her crew were nothing but class and wonderful guests. I loved her comedy before the show, but after meeting her and working with her crew for the shows, I realized just how wonderful she was. Thank you Ms. Shlesinger, we loved having you aboard. Hopefully when the ship an open again, you can join the HORNET again for a COVID-19 relief show?????
When he said "looking for life" I IMMEDIATELY thought of "looking for life in all the wrong places," and then Iliza said it, too!!! So many times he says a phrase that clicks with a song in my mental roller-dex and sometimes Chuck will say it, too.
Iliza was awesome and funny as always! I've followed her stand up off and on and she just gets better and better! You definitely have to have her on again Neil! Funny Episode! BTW! It's awesome you enjoy comedians and I can't wait to watch more while I work!
In the event of an engine failure, a helicopter pilot can use autorotation: Using forward and downward momentum to generate an upward flow of air through the rotor blades to rotate them, and in doing so generate lift and slow descent to a safe speed, like the 'helicopter seed' pods of Maple trees.
The weird thing is, Neil has said that before and a pilot corrected him in a SmarterEveryDay video and even Neil appeared in that video conceding he was wrong about it when he tweeted that a plane can glide to landing, and a helicopter wouldn't, yet its still gliding on wings either way of a fixed wing or rotating blades.
i believe this is true but how relevant is this in practice really? Im guessing helicopters would still drop straight down 90% of the time even if all pilots have knowledge of this. Otherwise there would be way fewer lethal crashes.
I have watched it, and I am about to watch it again with my significant other. What I did not notice earlier was how long it is. IMHO you can go easily for 2h and I will be feeling it wasn't long enough.
Hey Neil. Huge fan here! I'm a former helicopter co-pilot for the Norwegian Departement of health and first responder for 3 years. When the wings of a heli stops, you can glide to safety, given the right circumstances you can even slow to a gentle halt before touching down. I've only ever been in one heli while the engine went out once. But the adrenaline and attention to detail in the moment of emergency gave us the kind of slowmo feeling and we made a somewhat soft landing, without incidents. From about 800m above ground. All pilots here in Norway are given a safety course with handling of a dormant heli as a must-pass for getting your pilots licence. Just a little realitycheck from a long time Norwegian fan.
I just found this channel and it’s nice to be able to watch Neil talk about the universe and answer and explain things that make you understand the universe better
Dr. Tyson you're absolutely one hundred percent my favorite astrophysicists I love how down-to-earth you are and how you're able to break down difficult scientific Concepts into a way that's more digestible for the average lay person
Apparently Neil is absolutely correct about their being an education problem when "the smartest person in twelve blocks" does not understand that. 🤓 *[JK Iliza, we love you]
Reflexive sneezing induced by light, and sunlight in particular, is known as the photic sneeze reflex (PSR). It appears to be due to some cross wiring of the trigeminal nerve.
lol this! I was surprised Neil didn't know this. Although, depends on how high they get and angle of attack, if they'll have time to recover for autorotation to land.
The thing about Art, which isn't usually mentioned in this context or taught in schools with this in mind, is that it teaches us to look at things in different ways. A fundamental thought process so crucial to critical analysis, testing theories, and keeping an open mind to new concepts. Art is not just sitting around smearing paint with your fingers.
Your Master Class looks excellent Neil... I have to tell you out of all those I’ve seen talk about the cosmos you actually thrive on it and make it worthwhile.
Please bring her on. Although I'm not the biggest fan of her stand ups, she is doing a near perfect job at being co host. She is quick, no time wasted, so more content to go through. She's pretty funny at the right intervals. She teases Neil's geeky-ness/ nerdy-ness and brings out a good side of him. Also Neil acts differently with women, his natural charm comes out when speaking (nothing better or worse, just different), so it's got more soul to it when he speaks about our universe (might be far fetched, I dunno). She brings a bit of spice. Also she actually reads the names! And interprets questions with a good roleplay. **Chuck, if you're reading this.. please baby don't be hurt, it's not you, it's me
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Chuck looks extra cute today 😂
🤣🤣
Loved it!
Yup.
Love the hair.
You meant 4 years ago.. 😂
why they gotta replace a black comedian with a white one tho?
I love listening to him at night time when I go to bed. His cosmic discussions calm me down for some reason lol
Exactly what I do 😎
Listening at 2:05am as of this writing.
Have you try Bob Ross?
Same
Me too. It's the last thing I listen to before going to bed
Great chemistry between Neil and Iliza. Bring Iliza on more times!
The mix of comedians and astrophysics was a totally brilliant idea!
You're crazy
@@attractiveness999 ha ha ha!!! i wasnt prepare for that :))))))))))
Did somebody say we might have a "warp"?
I still prefer Chuck, and only Chuck Nice.
is tyson an astrophysedian?
I Absolutely love what lliza brought to the show. Her snappy remarks, presence of mind and quick plugins of comedy and jokes. It is first class and i grade her A+ in co-hosting. This show has so much rewatch value , i am watching it the second time.
Iliza is a perfect co-host for this format. Wow. So fast and witty, no filter, just blam blam blam. And still able to actually converse and not just wait for any opportunity (however bad) to inject a random thought that is a joke only because it's told loudly. Very very entertaining!
When she asked him what would be on Earth’s tombstone, you can see him trying frantically to come up with one of his super profound Neilisms.
She said Sun's tombstone, not Earth.
He nailed it
@@kenbee1957 He Neil'd it*
@@91tolga91
Bruh
@@91tolga91 Epic Bruh Moment
She is wildly entertaining witty and on time they've got to do more with her
Please?
Awesome co-host definitely would like to see her again.
Not going to lie...I fell into the prejudice trap and expected myself to dislike her or be annoyed. But instead I liked her a lot. (Also, she reminds me of Emma Stone.)
You might be a liberal 🤷♂️
Thank you for being my personal Astrophysicist Dr Tyson!! I really have become totally addicted to watching StarTalk and learning all about the universe and how stuff works
Oh man, as much as I love Chuck, Eliza is the bomb! and last week Russel tried hard and did a great job, but I think you just amazed him a couple times. :) Thanks for being an educator!
I can listen to Dr Tyson literally all day everyday. Huge fan of you Sir. If ever get a chance to shake your hand and spend even a moment with you would be best day of my life. Thank you for making Astrophysics so much amazing to learn.
Oh nice I love Iliza Shlesinger, she has some really funny netflix specials if anyone wants to see more of her.
Please don’t stop making Star Talk. I have really bad insomnia becuase of my anxiety. Listening to your podcast while I fall asleep let’s my mind focus on something instead of running wild keeping me up by overthinking and what not
She’s awesome!! Have her back soon!
Wow they worked really well together!! I was so engaged for the entire episode!
Never heard such language on Star Talk before....I LIKE IT 😁😁😁
Thoroughly enjoyed this host-cohost pairing of Neil and Iliza. Hope to see it again!
Part 2 is on Pornhub
This was made in 2016. :/
Every lady that co-hosts with him seems so charmed. Proof that knowledge is attractive
I always watch these eventually but I immediately watched this because Iliza is my spirit animal
Even if we do know another astrophysicist, you're still everyone's favorite! The best wishes to Neil and his family
I love when he says something smart and I'm like "huh?" and it leads me to pause the video and read a study/essay on the topic, which then leads me to look up several definitions of physics words which eventually leads to me taking an incredibly long time to finish these videos but definitely expands my horizons
I love how her jokes also engage and move the discussion forward
Started watching Startalk at beginning of the craziness. Fascinating topic. Neil degrasse is very smart. Thank you!
So you started watching 2000 years ago ? 😂
Is this an old episode? It’s mentioned “2016” and Neil said “this year”
At the very bottom of the description it does say that this originally aired in 2016
They had us in the first half not gonna lie
It is, because he got educated on "autorotation" regarding helicopters. I think he did a guest appearance on SmarterEveryDay with Destin Sandlin.
Most of these are old cause corona
Complaining about Trump before he was even elected
LOVE LOVE LOVE this duo! Two of my favorite people! Great show! Liked it before, love it now.
Super great work as always!! Would you consider a show with Iliza and Chuck?! Iliza you are wonderful!
Goooodd idea!
Helicopters can glide too if their engine's die, search it up its an actual thing
They dont just fall out of the sky
And sometimes even if the rotors are turning they can drop hundreds of feet when they hit a pocket of less dense air.
Autorotation!
sure, they glide sideways.. which equals to death anyway.
if you're talking about autorotation and the freewheeling clutch, in theory the pilot can save the helicopter upon engine failure and they are trained to do this, but that said almost no pilot has actually attempted to do this maneuver in a real life or death scenario, and of those who managed to respond quickly enough to start the maneuver before the helicopter spins out of control, only some of them survive the near suicidal maneuver. often times a pilot that has never experienced such a scenario outside of training will panic and completely forget their training, which is why most helicopter crashes happen.
compare that to plane crashes, which by default have the ability to glide, reassess their situation, contact the Air Traffic Control for guidance and direction, find suitable soft/splash landing sites, dump excess fuel, carefully adjust heading and angle of descent, brace the passengers, etc. there are significantly better chances of survival in a plane, just because the pilots have the chance to think things through instead of panic and forget their training. granted a very experienced and seasoned veteran pilot can land a failing helicopter without a second thought, but there are very very few of these pilots compared to pilots who have never had to do such a suicidal maneuver in real life.
disclaimer: autorotation only works for a few seconds once the freewheeling clutch disengages, if the pilot doesn't start the nosedive maneuver to increase kinetic energy in the rotor blades, the helicopter will start to spin out of control due to newtons 3rd law of motion: friction. which is why its absolutely crucial that the pilot start the maneuver immediately.
@@onepathofreason1 is that what happened to kobe bryant? i never actually read the story about it
Autototation needs height to spin the blades fast enough to produce lift. If its a low flying heli it has no chance to autorotate.
I love Iliza! Excited to see this :)
On 2/23/2018 - Iliza graced my ship - USS HORNET (CVS-12) for two comedy specials (2 shows/1 days). I was the ship's IT Manager at the time and can tell you that Iliza and her crew were nothing but class and wonderful guests. I loved her comedy before the show, but after meeting her and working with her crew for the shows, I realized just how wonderful she was. Thank you Ms. Shlesinger, we loved having you aboard. Hopefully when the ship an open again, you can join the HORNET again for a COVID-19 relief show?????
iliza is a great co-host for this show
Neil deGrasse Tyson and Iliza Shlesinger , amazing Cosmic Queries, thank you so much!
On the sun's tombstone: "Sorry about the people I made, my bad"
🤣🤣🤣🤣 wow I give you that one💯
When he said "looking for life" I IMMEDIATELY thought of "looking for life in all the wrong places," and then Iliza said it, too!!! So many times he says a phrase that clicks with a song in my mental roller-dex and sometimes Chuck will say it, too.
Oh my nebula! Iliza is hilarious, you've got to get her on more often.
Iliza was awesome and funny as always! I've followed her stand up off and on and she just gets better and better!
You definitely have to have her on again Neil! Funny Episode! BTW! It's awesome you enjoy comedians and I can't wait to watch more while I work!
In the event of an engine failure, a helicopter pilot can use autorotation: Using forward and downward momentum to generate an upward flow of air through the rotor blades to rotate them, and in doing so generate lift and slow descent to a safe speed, like the 'helicopter seed' pods of Maple trees.
Was looking for this comment. Strange he did not know it, the physics at least
The weird thing is, Neil has said that before and a pilot corrected him in a SmarterEveryDay video and even Neil appeared in that video conceding he was wrong about it when he tweeted that a plane can glide to landing, and a helicopter wouldn't, yet its still gliding on wings either way of a fixed wing or rotating blades.
It's from 2016
i believe this is true but how relevant is this in practice really?
Im guessing helicopters would still drop straight down 90% of the time even if all pilots have knowledge of this. Otherwise there would be way fewer lethal crashes.
@@DerpMusethis video was from 2016 not 2020.
The smarter everyday video is also from 2016, so I guess this was shot a bit before that one.
This is one of the best comedic co hosts on the show so far. Watch out Chuck.
11:39 Technically, writing LASER is correct
My thoughts exactly! Considering it's an acronym
I have watched it, and I am about to watch it again with my significant other. What I did not notice earlier was how long it is. IMHO you can go easily for 2h and I will be feeling it wasn't long enough.
This is the funniest woman I have ever seen. No cap 🤣🤣🤣
Hey Neil. Huge fan here! I'm a former helicopter co-pilot for the Norwegian Departement of health and first responder for 3 years. When the wings of a heli stops, you can glide to safety, given the right circumstances you can even slow to a gentle halt before touching down. I've only ever been in one heli while the engine went out once. But the adrenaline and attention to detail in the moment of emergency gave us the kind of slowmo feeling and we made a somewhat soft landing, without incidents. From about 800m above ground. All pilots here in Norway are given a safety course with handling of a dormant heli as a must-pass for getting your pilots licence. Just a little realitycheck from a long time Norwegian fan.
How about this for sun's epitaph "Fusion was not cool" 😂
I just found this channel and it’s nice to be able to watch Neil talk about the universe and answer and explain things that make you understand the universe better
"I'll let you say it first, because I don't wanna embarrass you.."
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Dr. Tyson you're absolutely one hundred percent my favorite astrophysicists I love how down-to-earth you are and how you're able to break down difficult scientific Concepts into a way that's more digestible for the average lay person
I love this lady.
So Loved This Show. Between The Comedic Cosmic Conversation Ebb & Flow Was Brilliant!!!
🙏🌠👑💛✨🌙🌟
11:38 - She wrote LASER, because LASER is an acronym...
Apparently Neil is absolutely correct about their being an education problem when "the smartest person in twelve blocks" does not understand that. 🤓
*[JK Iliza, we love you]
Resal???
Neil!! I just saw you in StarGate Atlantis. Thank you so much for that, it was so fun to see your banter with "Dr. McKay"
Loved Iliza Shlesinger's War Paint. *Goat noise*.
I sure hope Aliza is on more, seen her stand up special on Netflix and it was sooo funny. She's smart and funny
Iliza? Sorry
Look up "Starfish Prime". Nuclear weapons have indeed been tested in space.
400km above the earth , I think that is regarded as "space" .otherwise theres gonna be a lot of disapointed astronauts
This is my FAVORITE episode. have iliza on again!
StarTalk adults only edition, I'm liking this Iliza, please sit in for Chuck again sometime!
What a great episode.! 👏👏 To both
Yes lights make me sneeze as well!
These two are incredible together.
When they started wrapping it up at the end I was like that was 40 minutes?
I'm 73 and still into older men. I have been for most of my life. Thank you for your honesty
My girlfriend asked what I'm watching, I showed her and she said "Is that Iliza! I love her stand up!"
Nathan SkyWalker May the force be with you
@@elck3 May the Force be with us all
I don’t believe either of you have a girlfriend
Mr NDT, you will be forever my one and only favorite Astrophysicist. Period.
Iliza is hilarious! Awesome to have some female comedy representation! I hope you invite her back sometime!
Wow this was really entertaining! Great co host 🤣
Reflexive sneezing induced by light, and sunlight in particular, is known as the photic sneeze reflex (PSR). It appears to be due to some cross wiring of the trigeminal nerve.
@@trave7251 in fact nature makes mistakes all the time, we call it evolution
Apparently only some people are affected by light-induced sneezing. Other people it can actually stop an oncoming sneeze
SciShow made an episode on this, they found that it is caused by a gene, 50% of humanity has it
I love this co host! she really keeps Tyson on his toes!
the sun's tombstone: "I lit up your life."
May be its "I once lit up life"
“Lit up your world like nobody else”
Loved the show 💚
Please make more like this, also please bring Chuck 😁
This episode is from 2016.
Neil practically looks like an entirely different person.
They also said, " 2016, this year" .. so it was in 2016
@@toastytoast9800 at video description it clearly writes "This episode originally aired May 20, 2016." at the end.
This was an awesome episode. Chuck is great but it rly worked out well with this girl hope she'll get more Space
I cringe every time Neil says helicopters fall like bricks if the engine dies. “Autorotation “, Neil. Look it up.
Kobe
i learned something new today thanks.
lol this! I was surprised Neil didn't know this. Although, depends on how high they get and angle of attack, if they'll have time to recover for autorotation to land.
2 Mateja Milicevic there’s a difference between falling with autorotation and flying full speed into the side of a mountain
I scrolled down to comment that but you beat me to it.
The thing about Art, which isn't usually mentioned in this context or taught in schools with this in mind, is that it teaches us to look at things in different ways. A fundamental thought process so crucial to critical analysis, testing theories, and keeping an open mind to new concepts. Art is not just sitting around smearing paint with your fingers.
What does the Sun want on its tombstone?
Pepperoni and cheese.
I'll see myself out...
Take a hike, son...
🤣
Hey neil degrasse tyson i can't get enough of cosmic queries. Keep going and grate work.
how and where do I ask him questions, he is my personal astrophysicist after all
Iliza and Neil are a great duo, they should pair up more often!
Suns tombstone:
I am all out of bright ideas.
I never knew my father.
The sun and the father.
Thermal death, best death.
I'm such a burnout.
They call me Hydrogone
Hey groundhog, how about 6 billion more years of winter?
Yes... Neil degresse Tyson is my favourite astrophysist.... We all love you...
The sun's tombstone: The sun was a deadly laser.
Not anymore, there's a blanket
@@hammersarchive904 *theressomethinintheocean*
How bout I do any way
Lazer*
@@chanakyadevil No, laser, not lazer. Laser isn't a word, it's an acronym, Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation
NO MATTER HOW MANY AP I KNOW ...YOU WILL ALWAYS BE MY FAVORITE !!
I love Iliza she's awesome should be great!
these two work so well together 👍
The first accident clam from a space traveler will be Elon’s roadster rear ending Sputnik
Sputnik deorbitted many years ago lol. But, I get what you mean. lol
My favorite guest. I've never seen Dr. Tyson so uncomfortable. Love it!
I nearly died laughing from crab bosons 😂
Your Master Class looks excellent Neil... I have to tell you out of all those I’ve seen talk about the cosmos you actually thrive on it and make it worthwhile.
dark energy “putting stretch marks on the universe” - Iliza Shlesinger
Congrats for 1.19 million subs
"We've shot so many."
*context*
Hello Neopolitan!!!!
U r the best chibi character and it is impossible to hate u😊😎
You absolutely ARE my favorite astrophysicist!
I'll bet Iliza would be a fun person to party with. Probably get into lots of trouble.
She’s an excellent cohost. She’s quick witted. Lots of back and forth banter with NdGT. Hope she returns.
"USB ponytails" LOL
Dr.Tyson,You Are My Favorite Personal Astrophysicist,and Christian Ready Being My Friendly Neighborhood Astronomer..Throughly Enjoyed The Show❤️🔭🌏
“I was lit bro”
Just.....the best Podcast in the Universe
She needs to come back but never with Chuck in the same room
Lol
Why not?
@@kenbee1957 no questions would ever be answered
Yessss! Loved this! More Iliza!!!
I......can’t.
And that’s heavy cause I LOVE Mr. Tyson.
Please bring her on. Although I'm not the biggest fan of her stand ups, she is doing a near perfect job at being co host.
She is quick, no time wasted, so more content to go through. She's pretty funny at the right intervals. She teases Neil's geeky-ness/ nerdy-ness and brings out a good side of him. Also Neil acts differently with women, his natural charm comes out when speaking (nothing better or worse, just different), so it's got more soul to it when he speaks about our universe (might be far fetched, I dunno). She brings a bit of spice. Also she actually reads the names! And interprets questions with a good roleplay.
**Chuck, if you're reading this.. please baby don't be hurt, it's not you, it's me