NDT is a GOAT. People get mad at him stating too much science on his Twitter (understandably) and sometimes at bad times, but he only means well. He only wants to educate everyone as much as he can. Love the guy
@@GetCrazyXD you're not that simple.. Took about 4 trillion cells between ur Brain, central nervous system, arm, hand, fingers to work in coordination to see NDT in title and click, so yeah youre not that simple... Nice try lol
I was expecting him to mention Grahams number, but when he didn't, I checked wiki and found that " it is so large that the observable universe is far too small to contain an ordinary digital representation of Graham's number, assuming that each digit occupies one Planck volume, possibly the smallest measurable space." This perhaps opens Courtney for another video on... just how small is a Planck length? (I assume there is one on YT somewhere)
Neil is a great *TEACHER* a lot of people think they are not mathematically gifted because mathematics is not easy to teach. But if you get a good teacher, it really isn't that hard. I went a long time sucking at math then at a city collage of all places I found a really good math teacher and it just clicked. It was like he had a way to explain math that just made it make sense. Several people in the class had that, Oh my god, I *GET IT* expression on their faces. I think everyone in the class passed. It was really amazing.
Mind blowing video the part about the one hundred billion one dollar bills going around the earth 200 times and to the moon and back 10 times that freaked me out lol.
Interestingly enough there are still numbers which dwarf the largest shown here. One of the easier ones to understand is Graham's number which requires it's own video explanation. You can check out this Numberphile video about it. ruclips.net/video/GuigptwlVHo/видео.html&ab_channel=Numberphile
I've always liked Neil Degrasse Tyson manner when it comes to explaining things. I believe if I would have had him as a teacher when I was in school I would have done better. He has a way of holding your attention and not making you feel stupid.
This was one of the most fascinating things I have ever watched. I love Neil but this was my first time seeing this and man it really gets you thinking. Great Reaction
When he said how 100 quadrillion is the number of all words/wordlike sounds made by humans, I said out loud: "WOW!" And then thought: "And _that_ just added to it!" XD I knew "Googol" from the original "Cosmos", and the first time I saw Google the search engine, I thought of that. :P ("Is the number that dwarfs a Googol called a 'Yahoo"'? lol)
My mind was blown at the last part even though I've seen it in class i always just thought big number never actually thought about how big they were i constantly used mole in chem in my first year at university
Hey Courtney, If you've ever seen the movie Back to the Future 3, Doc Brown uses the word Googolplex when talking about how rare someone like Clara was. So you may have heard it from there as well.
Please watch blue devils 2015 “INK”, if you like big numbers then you will like big letters, in the form of drill. Edit: you can find a recording on the blue devils channel.
Enjoyed watching your reaction to this video. It's always something to see when people get exposed to just how big some of these numbers really are. The truly mind-blowing thing to take from this though is that Neil deGrasse Tyson stopped before he got to the BIG numbers. The LAST number he mentioned is still microscopically small compared to some of the numbers that are thrown around in mathematical proofs.
I'm just at the part about the beach. 1 Beach! and all I can say is "Holy Fuck Balls!!!" over and over again. I'm not sure I can handle whatever is coming next. Thanks, Courtney.
If you've read or heard the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, you'll remember the Googleplex Star Thinker, which is one of the supercomputers whose performance is mentioned as inferior to that of Deep Thought, the computer responsible for coming up with the Ultimate Answer, 42.
Please search for the video called “the most astounding fact”. It’s a short video in which neil talks about how you might feel small in the universe. But you shouldn’t. It’s a great 3 min video.
There are not enough particles (not just molecules) in the known universe to write a Google. It would take 10 quintillion universes to do that. One of my hobbies is theoretical mathematics. The really exotic concepts within the field of study that hides behind the innocent name of Large Cardinals is truly mind boggling.
BTW, the name of the number is "googol". That's why Neil said that Google mixed up the spelling. Actually, I'm surprised you didn't know that; or did you deliberately use the company name because it's more familiar?
Something else I find mind blowing. If we take a Googolplex into account. Knowing there aren't enough particles in the Universe to write a Zero on...if we decided to do so anyways, the number of Zero's we still have left to write, is mind numbingly, exponentially greater than what we just wrote.
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With all these mind-blowing numbers feel free to consider how casually we drop words like "forever", "eternity", "infinity" and so on and just move on.
A googol is the estimated number of years until the heat death of the universe, when the universe reaches equilibrium in all things and all matter has decayed away to the point where the last proton (the neutrons and electrons are gone) dissolves into the last quarks and the entire universe loses all capacity for energy. The unavoidable oblivion of the Big Freeze.
I have heard of all of these numbers dozens of times before, but I've got to admit, around the quadrillion range, numbers start to become too big for me to visualize. Quintillion just leaves me in a vacuous state of mind when I try to comprehend it, even with the examples used here. I can see it as the number form (1,000,000,000,000,000,000), but I can't imagine that many things. I can't even imagine a quadrillion things. Some numbers are just too big for us to see as more than the zeros.
I absolutely love this reaction! Literally gave you a happy vibe like a (wtf) type of good vibe.. definitely gotta react to What Is Nothing!.. my bad I know this video is a year long lol
I dont know when the video was taped but I read about a week ago that Bezos is worth a little over 200 billion now so that's double the amount that Neil was using in his math.
A mole - 6.022×10²³ - is how many atomic weights there are in a gram. So, like, take a hydrogen atom with no neutrons or electrons -- in other words, a lone proton. That has a atomic weight of 1. Or, in other words, a proton weighs 1 atomic weight. So if you had a mole of hydrogen nucluses, those lonely protons -- that is, 602,200,000,000,000,000,000,000 protons -- they would weigh 1 gram. Look at a periodic table of elements. They usually have "atomic weight" written in each box, a decimal number. That's how many atomic weights that atom has. A mole of that atom weighs that many grams. (Don't at me about weight vs.mass. This is not the place for that.)
You should watch “Messages For The Future” by Vsauce. It has the same feel as this video, but it’s presented in a much more easily digestible format. Thanks for the great content as always!
I'm still not happy he declared Pluto as not being the 9th planet in our solar system. From Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Googolplex) In 1920, Edward Kasner's nine-year-old nephew, Milton Sirotta, coined the term googol, which is 10100, and then proposed the further term googolplex to be "one, followed by writing zeroes until you get tired" LOL
I think the most impressive stat with the dollar bill analogy is the height of the stack! Just stacked normally on top of each other, the stack would be 6786 miles high! In other words to fit them in a wallet, your, your wallet would have to be about2 1/2 times the width of the USA, running from West Quaddy Head in the East to Point Arena in the west!!
@@markhamstra1083 agreed. I didn’t want to be a hater, but it’s quite odd seeing such high intellectual praise for NDT. He’s smart and accomplished man but not a genius. He’s much more of a personality and he honestly comes off very narcissistic and quite ego driven . You can tell that he always feels like he’s the smartest person in the room and he talks to the public that same way even when he’s explaining very basic concepts. I feel like if he had a full podcast with Eric Weinstein, he’d panic at the fact that he’s talking to somebody with a higher level of conceptualization than him because he doesn’t know how to submit and listen in that way. I’m a big fan of Courtney though so maybe I’ll find some other Scientists who can articulate ideas or concepts with depth in a digestible way. I just think that figures like him don’t encourage real sustained curiosity because they try to make the public feel too stupid to even feel encouraged. It’s seems much more like a social game to him.
Courtney! Please, do more reactions with science guys! I have watched some of your videos. You are so charismatic, so there is a potential. :) please, put your influence in education! :)
Hey Courtney, for your next military reaction video you should check out Marcus Luttrell and his lone survivor story. They made a movie about it is as well, he was a navy seal.
I was hoping that they would explain what the AU, but they didn't compare the numbers to different terms until later in the video. Still, good video, good reaction :)
In germany we use the word "milliarde" for a Billion.. then we start with the latin prefixes so a "Tri"llion becomes a "Bi"lliarde.. and a "Quad"rillion becomes a "Tri"lliarde xD .. > 1 million > 1 milliarde > 1 Billiarde ...
That's almost as good as the Who's On Third by Abbot and Costello, a classic that was first created ad-lib by them. They later polished it to the perfection as seen in that vid Courtney saw. And this was still done on one foot with no teleprompting to remind them. I was told that Bud Abbot just memorized only the names of the characters and Lou Costello in turn ad-libbed responses to Abbot.
What's the number for the possible amount of videos you can review in your kitchen? Also, please continue the diverse selection. So far, I've watched a comedic, musical and scientific review. It's nice to find myself in something other than an echo chamber.
Darrell wisdom changing the subject again. My mature!!! Got a couple things for you. I worked with horses for over 11yrs. Broken bones and some injuries. Look up "rainbow riders" night of the horse 2011. Dell mar.... now more!!! Yeeees. " the California cowgirls" and the blue shadow drill team. Screw the math!!!!!!! Boring!!!!!! Hello girl. Have fun!!!!??? Was looking for military horse drill teams. Thought there were some.??? Ltr girl. Live on. Thanks for your support for u.s.a .
06:41 1.000.000.000 one billon second = 31 years 10 month and 15 days and 20 hours 40 minutes and 40 seconds. = do not forget bonusyears with 366 days. My grandmohter lived 3.000.000.000 seconds
13:00 The king dies and is buried. His flesh is consumed by a worm, and the worm is picked up by a peasant who uses the worm as bait to catch a fish. The fish eats the worm, and the peasant eats the fish, thus the peasant eats the body of the King. This is a paraphrase from Hamlet by William Shakespeare, who lived for 52 years between 1564 and 1616. In that time he must have drunk gallons of water in different forms, beer, whisky, milk, wine, maybe even water, which he execrated back into the environment. By now his execrated water must be spread world wide, so lift up you water glass and drink one of The Bard! And the Queen as well, I suppose.
After watching and enjoying your reaction to Unchained Melody and checking out your previous videos, I recommend you react to Nightwish and start with this track: "The Greatest Show on Earth", which refers to "life and evolution by natural selection" similarly to Richard Dawkins' book with the same title, from where the song title comes from. Here's the link:
NDT is a GOAT. People get mad at him stating too much science on his Twitter (understandably) and sometimes at bad times, but he only means well. He only wants to educate everyone as much as he can. Love the guy
Those people should just unfollow his twitter. Honestly it isn't understandable and makes them look like they are an infant mentally
Neil is a funny dude. He comes up with the best ways to describe things.
That's what I like about him
So did Richard Feynman, he found out what caused Challenger to explode using a Piece of O-Ring, and glass of ice water and an 89 cent C-Clamp.
His Co-Host chuck is also a great contrast to Neil with his comedy
I loved her reaction at 11:54 when she realized what was said about water.
I saw NDT in the title and I'm on board! Lol
I’m a simple man. I see NDT, I click.
@@GetCrazyXD you're not that simple.. Took about 4 trillion cells between ur Brain, central nervous system, arm, hand, fingers to work in coordination to see NDT in title and click, so yeah youre not that simple... Nice try lol
I like how Courtney's Head is getting redder the more numbers she has to process hahahaha
Of all the explainers, this is the nerdiest, most of the others are fun topics. Keep going! Your celebration after the video ended was the best lol
My mind is exploding! I LOVE this stuff! Thanks for posting it.
Skewes’ number: I am a big number
Graham’s number: That’s cute
Now that is a serious mind melt. The dude is a genius!!!!
He's a genius for knowing some simple numbers?
Ok, then I must be a genius...
Those are small numbers tho
@@maxdrags3115 maybe, but can u describe something like him ?
I was expecting him to mention Grahams number, but when he didn't, I checked wiki and found that " it is so large that the observable universe is far too small to contain an ordinary digital representation of Graham's number, assuming that each digit occupies one Planck volume, possibly the smallest measurable space." This perhaps opens Courtney for another video on... just how small is a Planck length? (I assume there is one on YT somewhere)
Neil is a great *TEACHER* a lot of people think they are not mathematically gifted because mathematics is not easy to teach. But if you get a good teacher, it really isn't that hard. I went a long time sucking at math then at a city collage of all places I found a really good math teacher and it just clicked.
It was like he had a way to explain math that just made it make sense. Several people in the class had that, Oh my god, I *GET IT* expression on their faces. I think everyone in the class passed. It was really amazing.
Wow! I'm not a math person either but he always has such a great way of explaining that kind of stuff. That was really entertaining! 😁
Mind blowing video the part about the one hundred billion one dollar bills going around the earth 200 times and to the moon and back 10 times that freaked me out lol.
Right??? Absolute insanity !!!
What I took away from this video is that Jeff Bezo has too much money. He needs to pay his employees more.
And to think that’s a little over Jeff Bezos’s fortune.
I'm surprised there ain't more reactors reacting to NDT as much as he blows minds daily.
please do more of this it's called "startalk" on youtube every episode your mind is getting blown!
Interestingly enough there are still numbers which dwarf the largest shown here. One of the easier ones to understand is Graham's number which requires it's own video explanation. You can check out this Numberphile video about it. ruclips.net/video/GuigptwlVHo/видео.html&ab_channel=Numberphile
Came to the comments to recommend this video, if nobody else had done so.
I've always liked Neil Degrasse Tyson manner when it comes to explaining things. I believe if I would have had him as a teacher when I was in school I would have done better. He has a way of holding your attention and not making you feel stupid.
What a great and mind blowing way to express numbers. Numbers just don't count what is but what theoretically can be.
I made a resolution years ago to try to learn something new every day, that’s why I like your channel. It helps me in my quest.
This was one of the most fascinating things I have ever watched. I love Neil but this was my first time seeing this and man it really gets you thinking. Great Reaction
When he said how 100 quadrillion is the number of all words/wordlike sounds made by humans, I said out loud: "WOW!" And then thought: "And _that_ just added to it!" XD I knew "Googol" from the original "Cosmos", and the first time I saw Google the search engine, I thought of that. :P
("Is the number that dwarfs a Googol called a 'Yahoo"'? lol)
nice. watching this guy and listening to him explain things instantly increases your IQ by 100 pts
Mr. Tyson was an excellent choice to continue Carl Sagan's show Cosmos. I love the he and Seth McFarland brought it back!
It's SO GOOD. They both are. I'm glad I've watched both. :)
It's like neil creating a RAR file for my brain so that I can store the info
My mind was blown at the last part even though I've seen it in class i always just thought big number never actually thought about how big they were i constantly used mole in chem in my first year at university
Hey Courtney, If you've ever seen the movie Back to the Future 3, Doc Brown uses the word Googolplex when talking about how rare someone like Clara was. So you may have heard it from there as well.
Please watch blue devils 2015 “INK”, if you like big numbers then you will like big letters, in the form of drill. Edit: you can find a recording on the blue devils channel.
Enjoyed watching your reaction to this video. It's always something to see when people get exposed to just how big some of these numbers really are.
The truly mind-blowing thing to take from this though is that Neil deGrasse Tyson stopped before he got to the BIG numbers. The LAST number he mentioned is still microscopically small compared to some of the numbers that are thrown around in mathematical proofs.
I'm just at the part about the beach. 1 Beach! and all I can say is "Holy Fuck Balls!!!" over and over again. I'm not sure I can handle whatever is coming next. Thanks, Courtney.
If you've read or heard the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, you'll remember the Googleplex Star Thinker, which is one of the supercomputers whose performance is mentioned as inferior to that of Deep Thought, the computer responsible for coming up with the Ultimate Answer, 42.
Hey! Nice wall oven and dish drawer.... Fisher Paykel?
Super video! I applauded for US$5.00 👏👏
How can the smartest man on the planet also be one of the coolest??
I read about what NDT has said about number of stars compared to grains of sand and it is just mind-blowing!
Please search for the video called “the most astounding fact”. It’s a short video in which neil talks about how you might feel small in the universe. But you shouldn’t. It’s a great 3 min video.
There are not enough particles (not just molecules) in the known universe to write a Google. It would take 10 quintillion universes to do that. One of my hobbies is theoretical mathematics. The really exotic concepts within the field of study that hides behind the innocent name of Large Cardinals is truly mind boggling.
BTW, the name of the number is "googol". That's why Neil said that Google mixed up the spelling. Actually, I'm surprised you didn't know that; or did you deliberately use the company name because it's more familiar?
You and your friends in school really loved each other a whoooooole lot.
Something else I find mind blowing. If we take a Googolplex into account. Knowing there aren't enough particles in the Universe to write a Zero on...if we decided to do so anyways, the number of Zero's we still have left to write, is mind numbingly, exponentially greater than what we just wrote.
Courtney, you have the greatest reaction to the various videos ever! love your videos. Ed
Thank you for being so Open to America and Americans! We love you for showing us in a positive light. If you ever make it to New Orleans Louisiana you’re invited to our Crawfish Boils
That sh*t just blew my mind😂😂😂
Lmaooo, I swear it did 😂😂😂
Speaking of big numbers... how many small kitchen appliances are crammed onto that one little section of counter?
With all these mind-blowing numbers feel free to consider how casually we drop words like "forever", "eternity", "infinity" and so on and just move on.
A googol is the estimated number of years until the heat death of the universe, when the universe reaches equilibrium in all things and all matter has decayed away to the point where the last proton (the neutrons and electrons are gone) dissolves into the last quarks and the entire universe loses all capacity for energy. The unavoidable oblivion of the Big Freeze.
Please do more StarTalk reactions! NDT is awesome... Our personal astrophysicist!
I have heard of all of these numbers dozens of times before, but I've got to admit, around the quadrillion range, numbers start to become too big for me to visualize. Quintillion just leaves me in a vacuous state of mind when I try to comprehend it, even with the examples used here. I can see it as the number form (1,000,000,000,000,000,000), but I can't imagine that many things. I can't even imagine a quadrillion things. Some numbers are just too big for us to see as more than the zeros.
I absolutely love this reaction! Literally gave you a happy vibe like a (wtf) type of good vibe.. definitely gotta react to What Is Nothing!.. my bad I know this video is a year long lol
I dont know when the video was taped but I read about a week ago that Bezos is worth a little over 200 billion now so that's double the amount that Neil was using in his math.
Really wasnt that important he was just using jeff as a way to put in perspective how big thses numbers are compared to what we thought was big
@@MrTaxSeason I understand that. Neil and Jeff have done several shows like that. I was only curious when it was taped.
A mole - 6.022×10²³ - is how many atomic weights there are in a gram.
So, like, take a hydrogen atom with no neutrons or electrons -- in other words, a lone proton. That has a atomic weight of 1. Or, in other words, a proton weighs 1 atomic weight. So if you had a mole of hydrogen nucluses, those lonely protons -- that is, 602,200,000,000,000,000,000,000 protons -- they would weigh 1 gram.
Look at a periodic table of elements. They usually have "atomic weight" written in each box, a decimal number. That's how many atomic weights that atom has. A mole of that atom weighs that many grams.
(Don't at me about weight vs.mass. This is not the place for that.)
You should watch “Messages For The Future” by Vsauce. It has the same feel as this video, but it’s presented in a much more easily digestible format. Thanks for the great content as always!
06:30 I have now 1,654,781,000 second old and my grandmother live 2,782,915,112n seconds.
Courtney!! Wow! What a great video. Thank you.
NDT makes advanced concepts understandable to average people.
I'm still not happy he declared Pluto as not being the 9th planet in our solar system.
From Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Googolplex)
In 1920, Edward Kasner's nine-year-old nephew, Milton Sirotta, coined the term googol, which is 10100, and then proposed the further term googolplex to be "one, followed by writing zeroes until you get tired" LOL
I want to know who the artist is of the artwork behind Neil Degrasse Tyson , it looks familiar to coastal Native American art
I think the most impressive stat with the dollar bill analogy is the height of the stack! Just stacked normally on top of each other, the stack would be 6786 miles high! In other words to fit them in a wallet, your, your wallet would have to be about2 1/2 times the width of the USA, running from West Quaddy Head in the East to Point Arena in the west!!
Someone who makes explaining things very interesting.
Jeezus Christ - who wouldn't love you, girl !? Oh my gosh...
OK. Up next are Numberphile videos on Grahams Number & TREE(3).
And then Rayo's number. And then Aleph Null...
Courtney, I meet Neil Degrasse Tyson a few years' ago,He's one the leading Astrophysicist in the world, Kenard.
Yeah, no. He is one of the leading science popularizers; he is not one of the leading astrophysicists. Competent, accomplished, but not spectacular.
@@markhamstra1083 agreed
@@markhamstra1083 agreed. I didn’t want to be a hater, but it’s quite odd seeing such high intellectual praise for NDT. He’s smart and accomplished man but not a genius. He’s much more of a personality and he honestly comes off very narcissistic and quite ego driven . You can tell that he always feels like he’s the smartest person in the room and he talks to the public that same way even when he’s explaining very basic concepts. I feel like if he had a full podcast with Eric Weinstein, he’d panic at the fact that he’s talking to somebody with a higher level of conceptualization than him because he doesn’t know how to submit and listen in that way. I’m a big fan of Courtney though so maybe I’ll find some other Scientists who can articulate ideas or concepts with depth in a digestible way. I just think that figures like him don’t encourage real sustained curiosity because they try to make the public feel too stupid to even feel encouraged. It’s seems much more like a social game to him.
@@kkandola9072 flashbacks to any podcast he's been a guest on and the poor host trying to get a word in for 1-2 hours
i see the characters neildegrassetyson in the same string .. have to watch
GOOGOL is a famous number and also a very important standard in physics!
Courtney! Please, do more reactions with science guys! I have watched some of your videos. You are so charismatic, so there is a potential. :) please, put your influence in education! :)
Hey Courtney, for your next military reaction video you should check out Marcus Luttrell and his lone survivor story. They made a movie about it is as well, he was a navy seal.
7:00 If you take *ALL* of recorded history, including legendary history, we have not even recorded 1/3 of a trillion seconds of history.
Very good video, Courtney, Kenard.
Oh man I love Star Talk. Shoutout to Chuck Nice and his inability to say foreign names!
I was hoping that they would explain what the AU, but they didn't compare the numbers to different terms until later in the video. Still, good video, good reaction :)
I hear some people believe the universe is more than 10 miles long! 😱
I know how Courtney is gonna punish her lil bratty daughter or son if she gets one: Count to One Billion! See? Who said math was useless?
Neil is the GOAT!
He's so awesome!!! Love his way of explaining things!
@@CourtneyCoulston Have you ever read his book “Astrophysics for people in a hurry”?
I could listen to Neil all damn day
Great reaction. Neil Degrasse Tyson has done tons of awesome videos like this. You should react to more of them if you like having your mind blown.
In germany we use the word "milliarde" for a Billion.. then we start with the latin prefixes so a "Tri"llion becomes a "Bi"lliarde.. and a "Quad"rillion becomes a "Tri"lliarde xD ..
> 1 million > 1 milliarde > 1 Billiarde ...
Sincw you love to laugh, you should watch/react to an improvisational comedy show 'Who's Line Is it Anyway'! Funny as Heck, Sweetie! 😁
Super funny.
I love that show!
That's almost as good as the Who's On Third by Abbot and Costello, a classic that was first created ad-lib by them. They later polished it to the perfection as seen in that vid Courtney saw. And this was still done on one foot with no teleprompting to remind them. I was told that Bud Abbot just memorized only the names of the characters and Lou Costello in turn ad-libbed responses to Abbot.
What's the number for the possible amount of videos you can review in your kitchen?
Also, please continue the diverse selection. So far, I've watched a comedic, musical and scientific review. It's nice to find myself in something other than an echo chamber.
You Rock Courtney !!😅
Isn't googleplex Google's HQ?
If you like this you should look into Mandelbrot Fractals.
Darrell wisdom changing the subject again. My mature!!! Got a couple things for you. I worked with horses for over 11yrs. Broken bones and some injuries. Look up "rainbow riders" night of the horse 2011. Dell mar.... now more!!! Yeeees. " the California cowgirls" and the blue shadow drill team. Screw the math!!!!!!! Boring!!!!!! Hello girl. Have fun!!!!??? Was looking for military horse drill teams. Thought there were some.??? Ltr girl. Live on. Thanks for your support for u.s.a .
It's not that there aren't enough molecules it's that there aren't enough particles. Those include parts of atoms.
now imagine we don't have digital money... it's impossible to keep all money in physical bills.
Google plex is also a phone they made thats probably where you heard it
06:41 1.000.000.000 one billon second = 31 years 10 month and 15 days and 20 hours 40 minutes and 40 seconds. = do not forget bonusyears with 366 days. My grandmohter lived 3.000.000.000 seconds
Zu cool, will always watch anything with NDT. Dank!!!
Hey Courtney, just wanted to say that I love your channel a Googolplex. I really wanted to love it more, but my brain is hurting too much right now. 😛
You can say "Graham's number" without understanding how big that is, but still know that it's way, WAY bigger than a googolplex.
@@BradyPostma Jeez...I was just complementing her.
I was offering you trivia to help you compliment her more.
Why was that offensive to you? It's just nerdy fun, just like the video was.
@@BradyPostma Gotcha...I intentionally didn't go for the larger number....no harm, no foul.
Copy and paste the link
This girl is beautiful inside and out
22:44 ...it's the number police...
13:00 The king dies and is buried. His flesh is consumed by a worm, and the worm is picked up by a peasant who uses the worm as bait to catch a fish. The fish eats the worm, and the peasant eats the fish, thus the peasant eats the body of the King.
This is a paraphrase from Hamlet by William Shakespeare, who lived for 52 years between 1564 and 1616. In that time he must have drunk gallons of water in different forms, beer, whisky, milk, wine, maybe even water, which he execrated back into the environment. By now his execrated water must be spread world wide, so lift up you water glass and drink one of The Bard! And the Queen as well, I suppose.
After watching and enjoying your reaction to Unchained Melody and checking out your previous videos, I recommend you react to Nightwish and start with this track: "The Greatest Show on Earth", which refers to "life and evolution by natural selection" similarly to Richard Dawkins' book with the same title, from where the song title comes from. Here's the link:
Sagan next, please!
Blowing my mind
Love Neil Degrasse Tyson how he explains things with fun.
Suggestion: react to the sr-71 blackbird, the fast plane in the world for now?
I like big numbers more than I like big letters.
TY! I love Neil! -But I LUST for YOU!
I'm about to go back in time 20 years and ask Courtney to my prom. Fuq it❗
These numbers aren't even that large. Look up Numberphile's videos on Graham's number. They have other videos on other large numbers.
That about the dollar bills is just wrong
1 dollar bill is 15.6cm long
X 1.000.000.000 = 156.000km
The moon is like 384.000km away