Sorry, I have to bad-mouth Tyson. Because I was studying and teaching on Nikola Tesla before Tyson was teaching. Over 50 years ago. Long before Anyone else ever heard of, or spoke of Tesla.
@@sandasturner9529 Three good reasons for negativity: 1. On.other videos, Tyson speaks of Tesla. Explaining why Tesla's model of wireless power transmission won't work. But, Tyson is Ignorant of HOW it really works. Having never read the patents, and jumping to conclusions. Yet he pontificates. This disqualifies Tyson's credibility -- as both a scientist and an educator. 2. Tesla was both a scientist And engineer. Meaning that he discovered whole new principles and founded new branches of science. Then, he engineered (developed / perfected / proved) Practical inventions which utilize those principles. Devices which actually Solve human Problems. Conversely, all Tyson can do is help to declassify Pluto as a planet. And spew out a lot of gee-wiz sound bites. 3. Tesla was dead set against most of the esotetic theories which Tyson and his side-kick, the talking wheel-chair, scheme up. By pure juggling of math. With No experimental verification.
He isn't too great with males and females. He doesn't even know that testosterone makes a man stronger than a woman. Maybe he should stay firmly in his lane.
@davidross5593 my battle with my maverick auto correct, and lack of proof reading. Thanks for having a wild stab at the issue, oh, and getting it wrong.
No you didn't, you might've learned some facts like this but he never explained why this is. Besides, when he explains it, how much of it do you actually retain? I'll bet it's not a lot.
@@tiaman18 *Well, the thing is, unlike in school, he doesn't have the all this time to sit down and explain these stuffs in details, just like em teachers take months to explain you em syllabus and all. Here he's got just minutes to enlighten us, which he does it in brief details but so accurately and with the correct maths, physics and all so that we'd clearly understand em stuffs, well that considering whether you're sharp enough to understand em in just one go and as fast enough lol..* 😅
*Yeah, this man right here is so passionate to share us his knowledge and understanding on these stuffs. He gets so excited and very much deep into it when he starts talking and explaining these stuffs, but yet there are some people who hate him. I don't see any valid reasons to develop any kinda hatred whatsoever onto him, he's just a man who loves what he does and takes the effort and energy to share it with us in as much details as possible, which you can clearly see how he does that with so much love and passion. He's just being him, doing him, doing us a favor to enrich us with all of his findings, facts and knowledge, how could somebody be hating on a guy like that smh..* 😒
*Yeah, this man right here is so passionate to share us his knowledge and understanding on these stuffs. He gets so excited and very much deep into it when he starts talking and explaining these stuffs, but yet there are some people who hate him. I don't see any valid reasons to develop any kinda hatred whatsoever onto him, he's just a man who loves what he does and takes the effort and energy to share it with us in as much details as possible, which you can clearly see how he does that with so much love and passion. He's just being him, doing him, doing us a favor to enrich us with all of his findings, facts and knowledge, how could somebody be hating on a guy like that smh..* 😒
Yesterday, I was looking up at the moon during the day and I was just so moved at how amazing it is that we're all here and everything could be out there. 😊
Aliens: What's the name of your sun? Us: We called it "sun" Aliens: Oh... So what's this star called? *Points at another sun* Us: Oh we call that one B4385729DK13B9S8H8473 Aliens: Riiiiightttt *Slowly walks back up into their spaceship* Us: Wait until they learn we named our planet after dirt!
"aliens" are just a story racist people made up cause they didn't want to admit that Egyptians and Peruvians could build stuff. Why is any intelligent person entertaining this nonsense?! Stop it!
It kind of shows me how little we appreciate light. It takes longer than most of us can possibly imagine just to literally light up our day. Imagine having to wait 10 million years to do your job.
But for a light particle rising up from the Sun (what we call a "photon") the travel from the nucleus of the star to the Earth it's instantaneous, because at the speed of light, time came to a stop. 🤯
Imagining such a case (taking millions of years to complete your work) may for some be ideal (thinking of procrastination).. ha.. however, energy seems ambitious.. so to imagine that kind of consistent production indeed exhausts me. Light.. is everything.. to be without it.. if any do experience that.. life in the darkness.. must be such a muted existence.. (thinking of Alaskans & the cave fish or the deep) the shining beauty never being realized. Would there be accomplishments without consistent energy? None that people could utilize. Without light accomplishments would be dim & unrecognizable. With inconsistent light it would be unproductive as well. To create for millions of years .. to have that masterpiece sent in 8 minutes … a frenzy. ☀️
@@jordivilaioliveraswell no. The speed of light in a vacuum experiences no time. But light can be slowed when in a medium, such as the dense matter of a sun. Once the light exists the sun, those 8 minutes is an instant, but before then, it does experience time. (Although it’s just energy obviously it doesn’t “experience” time but time is passing in its frame per relativity)
I freaking LOVE this man! He is a national treasure. The fact that he’s willing to teach me all these fascinating things tells me what an amazing human he is irl!
@@abeautifuldayfulactually what he’s saying is those photons are millions of years old and take that long to reach the surface of the sun to radiate off. They aren’t 8 minutes old, they were created millions of years ago, but they took 8 minutes to leave the sun and reach here
@@eliyarrows2456 It depends on which frame of reference is used to measure the photons. To a photon at the speed of light, there is no time, no matter when it was made. From our sun, measured from Earth, it takes about eight minutes. But sunlight also includes wave properties, which are made about eight minutes before reaching the Earth. So, speaking of sunlight, there is ancient energy and photons created long ago in the sun, but the light we see takes about eight minutes to reach us from our frame of reference. At least, that's how I currently understand it all.
This guy is so clever. This is the guy who told the world 'modern nuclear weapons are not radioactive' just an amazing insight. See the Joe Rogan interview.
The sun also can cause comets to heat up releasing gas and as a oort cloud comets tend to fly past the sun the tail can measure millions of miles long due to heat and gases coming off the comet
His final statement about aliens looking at our galaxy and wondering if there's life here is a thought that has taken permanent residency in my brain. Lol
“Between 10 and 100 million years” is a HUGE gap. With that type of discrepancy in terms of years, I’m convinced astrophysics are just guesstimating that number.
He explains this further in longer videos, how each photon takes thousands to millions of years to travel from the sun's core to its surface. During this journey, the photon collides with electrons and protons, essentially finding a path through random absorption.
I actually knew that. It's because (afaik) hydrogen fusion happens in the center of the sun and the density around the center is so huge it takes millions of years for the photons to escape.
We perceive 3 dimensions of space, but we can only interact with space on 2 dimensions. Every time you jump or go up a flight of stairs, you are just accessing an additional layer of 2D space, you aren't achieving 3D interaction.
Technically, these photons were absorbed and reemitted at random direction inside this huge nuclear fusion furnace with extreme pressure created by gravity, then finally leaked out of the surface after +10^7 years.
The reason for that extreme length of time is this: the matter in the core of the sun is extremely dense. The atoms are so close that the photons trying to reach the surface can only travel a very small distance outward before they ‘bounce off’ and atom back towards the center, the side, or some other tangential direction. It has to do this for a very long time before eventually finding a path to the surface. Think about how long it takes to cross a crowded room vs. an empty one.
And that’s why neutrinos are so important! Unlike the energy created inside the Sun, which takes, as Neil said, many many years to escape it, neutrinos react waaaay less than any other particle. That means that as soon as they get produced by the same energetic mechanisms that take millions of years to escape, they can travel the 8 minutes and something separating us from the Sun and give us an “instant screenshot” of the Sun’s inside!
I love how he twisted his words (energy?) just to make sure that if he was incorrect he wouldn't get in trouble for being wrong. How long did it take for the heat from the Sun to reach the Earth? That's the bigger question. Is he saying that light and heat both travel at the same speed?
This tells me the inside of the sun is very dense, since once it gets to the surface it’s finally able to hit the speed of light. This also tells me if the sun suddenly vanished, we’d have only 8 minutes and 20 seconds of sunlight left.
I think the reason we are not seeing any other life forms outside our universe yet,is that we are just seeing the past not the present or something like that
I thought that according to calculation, the random walk the photons take from the centre of the sun towards its surface takes about 30.000 years, not millions of years.
Another crazy astronomical fact is, every star you see, the star is the center of a radius that creates a mathematical sphere where anywhere and everywhere along the edge of that sphere light can be seen and beyond.
Aliens already know the third rock from the sun has life, they are just waiting for it to become intelligent. And after several studies, they have concluded, cats are on the right path.
Hate when people bad talk Neil. He just gets really excited and wants to spread his knowledge. Love em
Lol
Sorry, I have to bad-mouth Tyson. Because I was studying and teaching on Nikola Tesla before Tyson was teaching. Over 50 years ago. Long before Anyone else ever heard of, or spoke of Tesla.
@@bradfordrusso7480 so, where's the negativity????
@@sandasturner9529 Three good reasons for negativity:
1. On.other videos, Tyson speaks of Tesla. Explaining why Tesla's model of wireless power transmission won't work. But, Tyson is Ignorant of HOW it really works. Having never read the patents, and jumping to conclusions. Yet he pontificates. This disqualifies Tyson's credibility -- as both a scientist and an educator.
2. Tesla was both a scientist And engineer. Meaning that he discovered whole new principles and founded new branches of science. Then, he engineered (developed / perfected / proved) Practical inventions which utilize those principles. Devices which actually Solve human Problems. Conversely, all Tyson can do is help to declassify Pluto as a planet. And spew out a lot of gee-wiz sound bites.
3. Tesla was dead set against most of the esotetic theories which Tyson and his side-kick, the talking wheel-chair, scheme up. By pure juggling of math. With No experimental verification.
I seen people bad mouthing him.
Neil, you’re never boring.
I think he's even getting better at Sharing his knowledge
I wish he would’ve be my father. No joke 😢😅
@liberaldestroyerhow, your going to have to explain this?
@liberaldestroyer that's your opinion it's not fact, I don't think he's obnoxious at all.
@liberaldestroyerif someone passing knowledge is annoying to you. Then you need a soul searching
This is the calmest I’ve ever seen him
It is remarkable. Tyson is usually in a near state of despair.
That’s how I feel when I’m trying to get out of the city during rush hour traffic 😂
😖😭
Just trying to get home..
10 million years later… still in traffic jam
@@logosfabula 🤣
@@OrcinusLaryngologist Let me out! 🤣
@@Amradye for the most part I usually don’t mind it. It’s not too crazy. I just turn on some RUclips. 😅
POV: You went hiking in the woods alone and you spot a wild Neil
Nha that's a legendary Pokemon imma throw my masterball
But he needs to tell you first about the chances of you two meeting in the woods like this in the middle of this universe @@thejl
Lol😂
I’ve heard that a group of Wild Neil’s is called a ‘Degrasse’. Who knew?
Like seeing Will ferrile. 😅
Science and the world need more Neil de Grasse, so fun and simple for us to understand. Thank you❤
We need more People like Neil
Then try to be more like him :). Be the change you want to see❤
Why?
Guys he’s just asking for @‘s
I love Neil but believe me, we don’t need more of them. One is enough
no we dont, the information is written down, go read a book....
Neil makes science so fun love his passion I hope he stays this way forever!
He isn't too great with males and females. He doesn't even know that testosterone makes a man stronger than a woman. Maybe he should stay firmly in his lane.
He will die eventually so i doubt he will stay this way forever
@@cechzc2e
You aren't too great with your usage of to and too.
@davidross5593 my battle with my maverick auto correct, and lack of proof reading. Thanks for having a wild stab at the issue, oh, and getting it wrong.
@@davidross5593, where did my comment touch you anyway, or are you always extremely pedantic?
It's amazing how he is so intelligent and this world still amazes him as if he was still 9.
Absolutely brilliant mind brilliant human being.
As it should
this is type of person u dont miss the lesson❤❤
agreed!
Next time I’m under the sunlight feeling it’s warmth, I’ll remember that energy was created millions of years ago.
Where does that extra factor of at least 20 times longer come from?
@@ApollorionGoogle it.
Why billion? Neil said between 10 and 100 million years to leave the Sun.
@@bobbybouldazno one even said billion
@@jackwhitbread4583 the comment was edited it seems 🤭
Neil has truly inspired my obsession of astronomy to grow and grow and I love how accessible he makes science
Neil is a wonderful person and a happy one. His excitement when giving us a part of his knowledge is heartwarming. Thank you Neil for that!
I think he doesn’t care about his fans and he never responses to fan mail.
Everyone can tell from first experience that this man is passionate af
He was inspired by a very noble and brilliant man.
I love listening to this guy. He fills me with knowledge and interest. The passion he speaks with captivates an audience.
I learned more from Neil than all schools combined!!!
Me toooo
No you didn't, you might've learned some facts like this but he never explained why this is. Besides, when he explains it, how much of it do you actually retain? I'll bet it's not a lot.
@@tiaman18 *Well, the thing is, unlike in school, he doesn't have the all this time to sit down and explain these stuffs in details, just like em teachers take months to explain you em syllabus and all. Here he's got just minutes to enlighten us, which he does it in brief details but so accurately and with the correct maths, physics and all so that we'd clearly understand em stuffs, well that considering whether you're sharp enough to understand em in just one go and as fast enough lol..* 😅
*Yeah, this man right here is so passionate to share us his knowledge and understanding on these stuffs. He gets so excited and very much deep into it when he starts talking and explaining these stuffs, but yet there are some people who hate him. I don't see any valid reasons to develop any kinda hatred whatsoever onto him, he's just a man who loves what he does and takes the effort and energy to share it with us in as much details as possible, which you can clearly see how he does that with so much love and passion. He's just being him, doing him, doing us a favor to enrich us with all of his findings, facts and knowledge, how could somebody be hating on a guy like that smh..* 😒
*Yeah, this man right here is so passionate to share us his knowledge and understanding on these stuffs. He gets so excited and very much deep into it when he starts talking and explaining these stuffs, but yet there are some people who hate him. I don't see any valid reasons to develop any kinda hatred whatsoever onto him, he's just a man who loves what he does and takes the effort and energy to share it with us in as much details as possible, which you can clearly see how he does that with so much love and passion. He's just being him, doing him, doing us a favor to enrich us with all of his findings, facts and knowledge, how could somebody be hating on a guy like that smh..* 😒
I love Neil teaching,he makes it fun and breaks it down so you can understand,awesome teacher/instructor 💫✨💥🔥❤
He's a Bill Nye wanna be
I could listen to Neil deGrasse Tyson talk about space for hours…love that man
Do some more of these man 😮😮
yea agreed. small bitesized brain blasters :D
This is literally what he does all the time
@@StrobeFireStudiosomg that is the best thing I’ve heard all day bro
its literally his channel
Yesterday, I was looking up at the moon during the day and I was just so moved at how amazing it is that we're all here and everything could be out there. 😊
This man may possibly be the most not boring man in existence
He's like your very mostest favorite T-shirt as a kid... you outgrow it.
'Sir, I just called to inform you that your energy bill is overdue'
Neil. Buddy. You, don't disappoint.
That's like waiting in O'Hare Airport for 9 hours to take a flight to Milwaukee.
Damn good analogy
Is the same as the German railway as a whole.
I'd rather drive through Chicago Metro rush hour traffic than sit and walk around a f**kin^ airport for 9 hours. LOL
This. This is the sort of life partner I’ve been missing. ❤
🙄
I’m here for you.
You like being interrupted? Then this is your guy.
Look outside the US. Found my intelligent life-mate outside this society.
😮😅
Let's all agree, we all wanted our science teacher to be like him.
Crazy Astronomical Neil. Keep up the good work.
Dang being in the woods with nobody that he can interrupt must be killing him
@@laimejannister5627 Pov you didnt know what you are talking about
@@up1405 lol, as long as you are enjoying yourself
@@laimejannister5627rent free
Another amazing fact. In only 9 Months inside a Mother's womb a child is being developed. Hundreds of things can go wrong. 😮 Truly a miracle.
Fun Fact : Energy can neither be created nor be destroyed
Nothing is lost, nothing is created, everything is transformed.
Why do my batteries go dead?
Aliens: What's the name of your sun?
Us: We called it "sun"
Aliens: Oh... So what's this star called?
*Points at another sun*
Us: Oh we call that one B4385729DK13B9S8H8473
Aliens: Riiiiightttt
*Slowly walks back up into their spaceship*
Us: Wait until they learn we named our planet after dirt!
"aliens" are just a story racist people made up cause they didn't want to admit that Egyptians and Peruvians could build stuff. Why is any intelligent person entertaining this nonsense?! Stop it!
Never a dull moment with Neil 👍
Created? I thought it can't be created nor destroyed? Someone tag Neil dammit!
We need a president like you
Love you explaining science. I'm an engineer by trade. But a Scientist by childhood
Engineers often make scientists’ dreams a reality! You seem like a pretty cool person. :)
Neil's definitions for this average blue collar worker, unconventional education, and less than stellar physics can interpret. Thank you.
😊😘😘😘😘😘🥰😊
It takes years of hard work till the day when you get that 'Overnight Success'... So keep working hard peeps
It kind of shows me how little we appreciate light. It takes longer than most of us can possibly imagine just to literally light up our day. Imagine having to wait 10 million years to do your job.
But for a light particle rising up from the Sun (what we call a "photon") the travel from the nucleus of the star to the Earth it's instantaneous, because at the speed of light, time came to a stop. 🤯
Imagining such a case (taking millions of years to complete your work) may for some be ideal (thinking of procrastination).. ha..
however, energy seems ambitious.. so to imagine that kind of consistent production indeed exhausts me.
Light.. is everything.. to be without it.. if any do experience that.. life in the darkness.. must be such a muted existence.. (thinking of Alaskans & the cave fish or the deep) the shining beauty never being realized.
Would there be accomplishments without consistent energy? None that people could utilize. Without light accomplishments would be dim & unrecognizable. With inconsistent light it would be unproductive as well.
To create for millions of years .. to have that masterpiece sent in 8 minutes … a frenzy. ☀️
@@debmccorkle4845that was magnificently worded 👏
@@jordivilaioliveraswell no. The speed of light in a vacuum experiences no time. But light can be slowed when in a medium, such as the dense matter of a sun. Once the light exists the sun, those 8 minutes is an instant, but before then, it does experience time. (Although it’s just energy obviously it doesn’t “experience” time but time is passing in its frame per relativity)
Thank you, Sol, for your hard work.
I freaking LOVE this man! He is a national treasure. The fact that he’s willing to teach me all these fascinating things tells me what an amazing human he is irl!
He didn’t interrupt Joe Rogan this video
their last pod together was terrible lmao
Who Joe Rogan?
@@dmd7472a guy who makes podcasts with different people
Brilliant
Another Rogan lackey. I wonder why Neil even wastes his time with pop podcasters who have 0 knowledge. Joe GOOGLE Rogan.
Sir love your content ❤
Ive only recently latched onto your posts Neil. I have to say, i am captivated every time! Keep 'em coming 🥸👍
That is why people have no idea how special it is to be here alive.
*Yeah, true that..* 💯
The sun is amazing.
Objection! He got it wrong. The loading screen is supposed to get stuck at the last 99% not at the beginning
Everyday's sunlight is ancient 🤯
No, but the energy the sun creates to make it is. Sunlight is about 8 minutes old.
The energy in your body is also ancient. It was created during the big bang. Nothing is new. Energy just takes different forms now and then
@@abeautifuldayfulactually what he’s saying is those photons are millions of years old and take that long to reach the surface of the sun to radiate off. They aren’t 8 minutes old, they were created millions of years ago, but they took 8 minutes to leave the sun and reach here
@@eliyarrows2456 It depends on which frame of reference is used to measure the photons. To a photon at the speed of light, there is no time, no matter when it was made. From our sun, measured from Earth, it takes about eight minutes. But sunlight also includes wave properties, which are made about eight minutes before reaching the Earth. So, speaking of sunlight, there is ancient energy and photons created long ago in the sun, but the light we see takes about eight minutes to reach us from our frame of reference. At least, that's how I currently understand it all.
This guy is so clever. This is the guy who told the world 'modern nuclear weapons are not radioactive' just an amazing insight. See the Joe Rogan interview.
Any gamma rays produced turn into infrared or uv rays, since they are so high energy they easily get reduced to longer wavelengths
McDonald’s Employee: “yea I get all that neil but what would you like to order? I asked you twice now.”
😂😂😂
Could it have been fields employee??
Or why an employee and not a one man team personnel or owner ? Y did u choose MCdonalds ?
@@CityMove-o4h random choice is all - maybe next comment it’ll be Wendy’s 😂
Aww, a braindead simpleton regurgitating a stale "joke". How cute.
You learn something new from Neil all the time. In all my time no one ever put this out there. 👍🏾
No matter how many many funny theories he give to humanity.
But pear shaped earth theory is fantastic 😊😊😊😊
I mean WOW. That is really fascinating.
And to that photon it will be instant. photon moves at speed of light and to it no time has past.if u move at speed of light time stop moving
love this guy man.
Warm is an understatement
Wow ! The only word I can say
love
this
Guy
I like how he says “long” and “hard”
The sun also can cause comets to heat up releasing gas and as a oort cloud comets tend to fly past the sun the tail can measure millions of miles long due to heat and gases coming off the comet
Neil is the Steven Seagal of science
Yes he is.
😂
A pure fake!
He says the right things, but you know he is a neanderthal.
I don’t think Neil is a narcissistic sociopath.
Is that a joke? Cause I think he is@@pickettywitchoriginal
It's shame you'll never be as important as him🤧
@@lastraven580
The only importance he has, is as disinfo.
His final statement about aliens looking at our galaxy and wondering if there's life here is a thought that has taken permanent residency in my brain. Lol
Neils dad was just as interesting as he was. I appreciate both of these men's contributions to society.
“Between 10 and 100 million years” is a HUGE gap. With that type of discrepancy in terms of years, I’m convinced astrophysics are just guesstimating that number.
We need people around like him to help people like me who don't understand this stuff! Thank goodness for Mr tyson and others who share knowledge.
"Thank you God, Praise God from whom all Blessings Flow!"
30 years later and still a fan….. please outlive me!!!!!
He just formulated the speed of light, faster than aliens
i can listen to you for hours. it's never boring. you are amazing
We're always thinking some aliens are exploring, and We're lazying waiting around
I love that he’s doing these short vids now. Like a really smart grandpa lol
He explains this further in longer videos, how each photon
takes thousands to millions of years to travel from the sun's core to its surface. During this journey, the photon collides with electrons and protons, essentially finding a path through random absorption.
I actually knew that. It's because (afaik) hydrogen fusion happens in the center of the sun and the density around the center is so huge it takes millions of years for the photons to escape.
We perceive 3 dimensions of space, but we can only interact with space on 2 dimensions. Every time you jump or go up a flight of stairs, you are just accessing an additional layer of 2D space, you aren't achieving 3D interaction.
Technically, these photons were absorbed and reemitted at random direction inside this huge nuclear fusion furnace with extreme pressure created by gravity, then finally leaked out of the surface after +10^7 years.
That's how some people feel when trying to get out of a bad relationship.
I love crazy astronomical facts, keep them coming
I thought it was only one million years. I also recall "The Bad Astronomer" giving it as about 100,000 years.
Neil: “you like crazy astronomical, facts?” me: “how did you know??” 🤩🤩
I could listen to him for days. Intelligence is stimulating!
I watch Neil on RUclips streaming and njoy his sometimes down to earth podcasts on day in jeans,one day in a suit ,he's everywhere
Notice how he pronounced “Facts” better then the person who first said it
Reminds me of Podnuh's. 😅
"Slow cooked and delivered fast!"
Neil keeps us up on space and science, gotta love his work and hope he continues to spread the knowledge.
The reason for that extreme length of time is this: the matter in the core of the sun is extremely dense. The atoms are so close that the photons trying to reach the surface can only travel a very small distance outward before they ‘bounce off’ and atom back towards the center, the side, or some other tangential direction. It has to do this for a very long time before eventually finding a path to the surface. Think about how long it takes to cross a crowded room vs. an empty one.
I like how this guy makes learning fun and existing
And that’s why neutrinos are so important! Unlike the energy created inside the Sun, which takes, as Neil said, many many years to escape it, neutrinos react waaaay less than any other particle. That means that as soon as they get produced by the same energetic mechanisms that take millions of years to escape, they can travel the 8 minutes and something separating us from the Sun and give us an “instant screenshot” of the Sun’s inside!
For context: he was asked how much energy does the sun releases
I love how he twisted his words (energy?) just to make sure that if he was incorrect he wouldn't get in trouble for being wrong. How long did it take for the heat from the Sun to reach the Earth? That's the bigger question. Is he saying that light and heat both travel at the same speed?
This tells me the inside of the sun is very dense, since once it gets to the surface it’s finally able to hit the speed of light.
This also tells me if the sun suddenly vanished, we’d have only 8 minutes and 20 seconds of sunlight left.
You always blow my mind and explain things so everything is clear & understandable. Please do more of these. You Sir, ARE the man!!!
I think the reason we are not seeing any other life forms outside our universe yet,is that we are just seeing the past not the present or something like that
I thought that according to calculation, the random walk the photons take from the centre of the sun towards its surface takes about 30.000 years, not millions of years.
Wish I could meet you but everyday retired people like me have spent my whole life working and taking care of family but I still love to listen to you
Another crazy astronomical fact is, every star you see, the star is the center of a radius that creates a mathematical sphere where anywhere and everywhere along the edge of that sphere light can be seen and beyond.
What really mess me up is the fact how small are atoms can build a mass the size of the sun
Fun fact: 499 light seconds = 1 AU
Aliens already know the third rock from the sun has life, they are just waiting for it to become intelligent. And after several studies, they have concluded, cats are on the right path.
How do we protect this man
That's how I feel while driving in a heavy conjested, bumber to bumber urban area, the relief when you finally merged the highway. 😂
God I’m such a dummy. He asked the question and I raised my hand and said yes without a second thought. I’ve been out of school for 15 years
I was under the impression that it's actually around 10,000 years, not in millions. Need to check that now... 🤔
Now I can say to my friends, "I am feeling the heat that travels millions of years."
If only all teachers could be so passionate