Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson On The New Telescope Images Released By NASA
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- NASA released a full batch of images and data from the massive James Webb Space Telescope that provides a first look at cosmic mysteries yet to be untangled. NBC News’ Tom Llamas is joined by America’s top astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson to analyze what these images mean for the future of space exploration.
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I wish the commentator would just let Neil talk and go on and on because that's what we want to hear. Not someone who was having things whispered into his ear.
That’s exactly what i felt.
He just doesn’t shut up
Bro he literally wouldn't let him talk. This clown reporter is a joke and just won't realize he's around one of the Great minds of our time.
So tHoSe aRe LiKE.. PlANeTs?
That was pathetic, and I'm led to believe that man is pathetic
The fact that he only got 5 minutes is a disservice to this achievement and Neil. I don’t care if 50% of what he says goes over some peoples heads, let him say what he wants to say.
Lol only 50% 😆 🤣 I love him also but my man's be on it lol I love it
You're in America...
This is Murica. Home of the scientifically illiterate. Gotta make time to cover the train wreck which is our politics, gossip and the next mass shooting.
Well bashing trump is their main focus for the other 55 !! Instead of something cool
Lathan, this is programming designed for literal smooth brains that have no ability to think or do for themselves. This can be said for virtually ever single piece of content that airs on these “Cable Networks.” Your expectations are far too high.
Limiting Neil and James Webb to less than 5 minutes is a crime against the universe.
it’s a violation in the natural order 66, section 31
Meh. I’m tired of seeing this dude. He’s more a celebrity than a scientist.
That waistcoat is a crime against humanity.
@Luffy don't even engage. That user is spamming the same comments all around lmao
It’s not when they are lying
Love Neil he's so animated and a great educator. I could listen to him all day!
Neil: “space is curving light, Einstein predicted that..”
NBC: “moving on”
😂😂😂 right
My thoughts exactly haha
That had be proven long long time ago!! Should be kind of a common knowledge nowdays imho
Exactly!!!! there should have been a pause...like whaat!!!. Einstein predicted it..and another whaaat!!!! Tell us more!!!!
It's gravity that's bending light, not space.
To NBC execs: Neil deserves more than 5 minutes of air time. This could have easily been a 15 minute spot on the Today show.
For real, what a missed opportunity.
Where are the planets with human life ?
@@zazatv6822 there is only 1 with 'human life'. For life you need a star, planet, and water/other chemicals which we likely will never discover. Every galaxy has 100 billion stars. so when you see the picture of a galaxy, (one of the small blips) - of those likely many billions of life forms. They can only tell if its like an earth planet with very small measurements but not enough to get a nice clear picture. maybe that will change in the future but not our lifetime it seems.
@Delirium Tremens hello Brussels :D
@Delirium Tremens as yours is the accuracy of a precocious 65 year old at best.
I feels sorry for Neil. He gets so little time to explain such deep phenomena. He's vibrating because he has so much to explain and loves it. His excitement alone draws me to the subject.
He's a con man talking absolute nonsense whilst showing you cartoon images, sorry to have to break to you on RUclips, but, there it is
@@MrCheswickMusic flat earther?
@@MrCheswickMusic Oh god, never made it past middle school did we Mr. Cheswick
Your a fool ..
You just feel sorry for him because he's black
I could watch Neil talk about space for hours. He's such a great communicator of science. So sad he's only got few minutes.
He's not a scientist. He's a religious prophet for scientism just like Hawkins and Einstein and the rest who doesn't practice real science by definition. Your science isn't really science it's actually called pseudoscience.
I saw him live once. Fantastic, of course.
Then watch "space talk" on youtube. You'll watch him talk about space for hours 🙂
*edit: I think it is "star talk" rather than space talk
One of the greatest scientific instruments ever created with a great mind to explain and NBC gives it a fraction of the time it spends reminding us of the ills of the world. Bravo.
My thoughts exactly.
How very sad. More time in a stupid cooking segment then this achievement of humanity.
Far more time was given to the Depp-Heard trial.
You’re on RUclips … do you know how easy it is to find neil de grasse talk about this in detail 😂
@@ergyst I don't know if you're dumb or joking so I'll treat you as dumb; they are lamenting the fact that this is the only thing a lot of the public will learn about these extremely impressive pictures.
@ ergyst
That’s not the point. The point is, how they prioritize the news.
Calling on one of the greatest Astrophysicist to the show and only giving him a 5 minute window to go through one of mankind’s greatest breakthroughs.. Great job NBC. 🙄
greatest astrophysicists? what are his great scientific contributions? he's just a science popularizer.
@@dolekanteel2178 what is your contribution then?
@@whybotherha1021 no one said he is greatest so he doesn’t have to prove anything
@@dolekanteel2178 I hear NdeGT is legally changing his last name to “Astrophysicist” just so everyone knows.
His cv (resume) looks like a 28 year old post doc’s applying for an assistant professorship not a 63 year old astrophysicist.
we got a hater!
Invite a genius on...then give him 5 seconds to explain astrophysics per slide. Brilliant. C'mon NBC, be better.
He`s not a genius lol
@@fnmkd3142 He has a wealth of knowledge that deserves to be shared.
@@Kjahenbhdens "far away to be a genius" lol
Maybe, maybe not.
Astrophysicists are scientist and they specialize in physics and chemistry so yeah they're genius...lol
I wish Dr. Carl Sagan could have shared these moments with us. His excitement would have matched Dr. Tysons breath for breath. Both of these men are inspiring and have brought much needed interest… and funding… to our space pursuits. 🚀 💫
And he would also have been sped up to get to the commercial break
Horrible viewing
Carl would have spoken a lot more calmly, and yes he would have been impressed.
Carl would have gotten more time because he talks slower!
Giving the foremost astrophysicist a 5 minute spot to talk about some of the greatest scientific discoveries of the past decade is like tipping your waitress a nickel for serving your party of 20.
he cant prove anything he said as fact.. no one can .. its theory.. just because it sounds smart does not make it a fact.
@@PunkN_JTM Everything he stated in this video is in fact proven and true. I know it might be hard to make sense out of it, but the more you look into it, it becomes intuitive. You've probably heard Neil's famous quote: "The universe is under no obligation to make sense to you." which is applicable to this situation. If there's anything you're unsure about you're welcome to ask and I'll happily answer. As long as you want answers and not just arguing.
@@PunkN_JTM pea brain
So you say that - giving the foremost astrophysicist a five minute spot to talk - is nothing? - Do you even know Neil Tyson and how delusional he really is?
My friend if you would anything about what he is actually saying - you would know the truth behind all of his rubbish.
What he is not telling you is that - few years ago, Neil Tyson along with his evolutionist comrades - stated the farthest out we go into our universe, the less the stars and galaxies would be formed - yet - here in this image that he is talking on - clearly indicates fully well-formed - stars and galaxies.
What does this mean?
Since this - genius - believes the universe to be billions of years old - and formed from the Big Bang - in which he cannot explain as to what exploded? - When did it explode? - And what caused this explosion? - -
You see evolution tells you that - the stars and galaxies we are viewing in this image - shouldn't be well-formed - let alone even being there.
However - as it is stated in the Bible - God had created the universe entirely on day four - not billions of years
so yes - the entire universe as we see it - is well-formed and well tuned all at the same time. - - Not by a big bang from nothing!
@@ceaserusa4771 EDIT: The commenter removed his initial comment for unknown reasons. I have it if anyone is remotely interested. No need to read this long comment because the information is well known just not to that particular commenter.
Hey man, thanks for your answer! I see you might have misunderstood some things, but hopefully I can clear it up!
Your first statement is not entirely correct. What they actually mean is that after the big bang, it took some time (I dont know the exact time, but under 1 mil years) before the first stars and galaxies were formed. So its not a gradual process, that the further back you go, the less galaxies and stars. Its just a bit rare to find very old ones, but to a certain age they are abundant in the universe.
About the big bang and the questions you raised, it's important to know that the big bang is a model explaining what we see today. It explains what exploded and when it exploded (13,8 b years ago). It came about by looking in the universe and asking: "How did this happen?" and then looking for answers. It was not the other way around, that you come up with a model and then try to find evidence to back it up. I could go into details for the evidence for the big bang, but I dont wanna write even more but one thing you can look up is the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) which is a picture of the Big bang 400,000 years after the "bang".
It's important to note too, that evolution has nothing to do with the universe. Evolution tries to explain how life came about on earth. So there should be lots of galaxies in the universe just as thousands of pictures dictates. I am not sure were you got that other information from that they shouldn't be formed.
About the earth being created in literal days also contradicts evidence today. Adam was created around 4000 BC. So if the universe were created at the same time period, means that light only have had around 6000 years give or take to travel. And we know indisputably that light has a speed. We can see far longer than 6000 light years.
This is not to say that the account in Genesis is wrong. Only thing that is wrong is that it was created in literal days which the BIble itself doesn't backup. Take for example Genesis 2:4 (King James): "These are the generations of the heavens and of the earth when they were created, in the day that the LORD God made the earth and the heavens,". Here all seven days are grouped as one single day. Does this mean the Bible contradicts itself? No, it doesn't. It means that one hasn't understood it correctly. Genesis was written from the perspective of Moses here on earth looking up. Days were simply a way of saying that things happened in sequences which made it easier for him to understand. A day also, is not a set time. It varies from planet to planet and also over time because the Earth's own rotation slows down due to the moons tidal forces. Also, days were a term for time that we humans made up and we didn't exist yet.
Sorry for the giant post, but I believe your statements deserve a longer answer. I tried to keep it short as there is loads more to talk about each topic. I am willing to talk further if you want, but if so, we should probably not do it here in the comments.
This man needs hours to talk! Not just a measly 5 minutes… The way he talks and explains things makes me want to listen to him non stop.
He does talk for hours, that's why he's famous
I suggest you watch "Star Talk", there you can hear him for hours :) It's free on YT
I cant stand him. To arrogant and a blowhard. Science needs a new face.
Read a book by him. They're nearly as good!
it was good enough to motivate those that care to do further investigation.
I sure wish they'd give Neil more time to go into detail here. This is seriously cool stuff!
bro even an hour still wont be enough . .
Yep an hour a day for 10 years and we would never catch up to all that Neil D could tell us about any one of these images
he'll talk more. RUclips is going to light up with James Webb stuff. We are going to have a fun time for the next however many years this scope continues to operate. So much excitement!
Too bad it's all lies.
@@herrwahnsinn4229 wow! really? What do you know about this conspiracy? Time to take the lid off of it with all this knowledge you have. Stop posting here and go worldwide with this! Come on man!
segments like this should get way more time…..simply because it’s way more interesting and entertaining than anything else the news channels show us.
Imagine, Einstein predicted some of these things despite having no equipment during their time. Geniuses are really amazing.
Neil deGrASSe BLOWS CHUNKS OF DOGGY DO-DO OUT HIS PIE-HOLE!!!!!
You know Einstein lived in the 20th century, right?
@@HkFinn83 yeah but he didnt have any way of proving his thoughts. I mean back then, nobody really knew what a galaxy is
@@xpredator8813 are you sure you’re not thinking of Plato or somebody from several thousand years ago?
@@HkFinn83 The 1940 didn't have the 90's Hubble telescope to prove Einstein theories.
Neil was like a kid in a candy store! Very cool
I Love Ittttt!!! 💫😁
Godless kid
Fool can see so far into what he can't see that he's blinded at nose length
I was like a kid in a candy store! Those images are incredible!
@@dark14life Yes!!! They’ve certainly caught my eyes and interest today, starting while I was on the Amtrak traveling, caught the first presentation about this, completely astounding these images are!! 🌌
I want his job. . . .
They need to give Neil an entire hour - maybe an hour session every day for a week. It was painful to watch him try to compact so much information in 4 minutes. He does it really well, but man you just can't do the science justice in that short amount of time.
The average person won't have that attention span. Why do you think tik tok is so popular?
Neil deGrASSe BLOWS CHUNKS OF DOGGY DO-DO OUT HIS PIE-HOLE!!!!!
something tells me this wont be the last time he speaks on this topic. im sure he will do so at length via another form of media.
💯
He had hours and hours.
It was called Cosmos.
"The patch of sky covered by the grain of sand is what you see here" my mind exploded!!!
You can feel the passion Neil has for the subject when he talks. Imagine if a lot more people were this passionate about their work..from carpenter to builder to mechanic.
To janitor, cashier, Burger flipper, gas attendant, wallmart employee
@@Aztecatl7the difference is that the ones i mentioned are examples of actual careers, whilst the ones you mentioned are done by people who failed to get anything better so they take whatever comes along
@@kgosiyabokone4568 Also, don't gatekeep what you think a career is.
Most in the STEAM field are dickhead. And I include carpenters and builders in that. I think you meant to say politicians, cops, and news broadcasters...🖤💀🧘♂️🌙🐺❤️
@@kgosiyabokone4568 the thing is most people work out of need not passion, even when it comes to “pursuing careers”. Students don’t look forward to working a 9 to 5, and the career path they choose is irrelevant when it’s easier to be passionate about sports, games and secondary goals.
I love how Neil broke down the high level of science and made it easier to understand while still being technical. I also loved his genuine excitement and energy when talking about this!
Do you listen to Star Talk Radio podcast?
it's a shame the channel doesn't think the same 😂
That's what separates him from his peers. Some people can understand and do, but have a hard time explaining the complexity to the lay man. Neil has a gift for communicating and simplifying the complicated.
Brainwashed nonsense
NBC: "So we have the most famous and beloved astrophysicist Neild deGrasse Tyson to explain us, what are those new break-changing pictures of James Webb all about !"
Neil: "Thank you very much, so the first one is my favourite because..."
NBC: "Thank you so much for your time, it was an honor, now lets see a 30 minutes long documentary about biggest potatoe from Idaho."
I missed that potato episode :(
And then people wonder that American are uneducated…
Welcome to the modern age of stupidity
Neil deGrASSe BLOWS CHUNKS OF DOGGY DO-DO OUT HIS PIE-HOLE!!!!!
Politicians and political analysts are given hours for fake wrestling.
He's not just a space scientist he knows all kinds of things and loves educating everyone.
You know I was never really interested in science that much. Neil Degrassi Tyson convinced me to be really interested in it. That passion,that love for knowledge... It's very infectious. Now I'm thinking about the Stars. My head is in the clouds because of him.
You should check out David Butler on RUclips and his series how far away is it? and how small is it?
I feel like none of these organizations that interview Neil ever give him enough time. He has so much to share, quit rushing him and just enjoy all that fascinating, astounding and rare knowledge being shared.
This is a news show. So you will get brief. PBS will give him a full 10 hour documentary and they probably have. Chot the phuic op. Eddy yacht libre earles. Why does McDonalds not serve mama's home cooked meals?
Except for when he appears on Joe Rogans Podcast...he gets all the time in the world to talk on those episodes!
Joe Rogan does
@@cowsmuggler1646 , lmao @ McDonald's home cooked meals
@@odenoki9571 He has his own podcast. Startalk.
This segment deserved an hour, nothing less!!! I get the commercialisation of most things in the modern world, but ‘story selection’ and ‘how’ stories are covered inherently influence people in what they are aware of and what the collective audience seems to want to see most. As such it’s sad that over-sensationalised stories (including about things in sport, royalty plus celebrity ‘life’ / trends) are regularly needlessly indulged and take away from incredibly important and mind blowing factual segments like this….understanding reality and the universe!!
Come on NBC, as a major media player you help shape common perceptions about ‘what’ the public apparently wants to hear about (and this how things are covered, and what is not covered) and if you just give far more segments on topics like this (incl. longer segments whenever possible) and ‘hype up’ anything in fields like this half a as much as is hyped up in the media about various other topics you’ll be pleasantly surprised about how much people do/can love hearing / learning about this stuff❤️
If you're looking for long coverage, CBS Sunday Morning will likely have a main story on this this weekend. PBS NewsHour has likely had a segment as well. Here it is: ruclips.net/video/oqOIJBY1nNY/видео.html
Also, Bloomberg has a story as well. It isn't a good comparison, since this is a documentary, but here it is: ruclips.net/video/3jT_Zui1Am8/видео.html
Here is a CBS Mornings story: ruclips.net/video/XtVl0jOkTPQ/видео.html
Once a CBS Sunday Morning story comes out, I will update this comment.
@@wyatttomlinson3475 thanks kindly 🙏🙏
@@robertdora7026 You are welcome!
actually 5 minutes was too long for this...I'm sure 50% of their audience probably left 30 seconds into it. haha know your demographic!
NBC is a news channel. They have their priorities and in depth converge of scientific discoveries is not one of them. They have a very limited time to cover none political news.
There're other channels with in-depth coverage of such events
What a great teacher, and man.👍🏿
I REALLY wish he’d do another “Cosmos” season. Dr. Tyson is also an AMAZING storyteller.😶
Yep he is a story teller that's a fact problem is that none of his stories are factual, they contain half truths at the least
@@615GuitarSlinger, if you say so, pal.😒
@@magnummax78 I say so because I know so. He's not on TV because he is smart and he's not on there for you to learn from and he's not on there to tell you the truth. Period. If you think celebrities became a celebrity because they worked hard and was talented you've done lost your mind. Keep watching that TV if you want to
@@615GuitarSlinger magats don't know anything and you folks keep proving it. So please keep crying about reality, it's hilarious how much you people melt at the site of a fact or anything related.
Neil is a failed actor. Nothing more
Wow, this was over 20 years in the making being explained by one of the greatest physicists of our generation and NBC gives it 5 minutes. Unbelievable.
There could be planets?! There could be suns?!
@@worldserpent731 "it's bigger than a football stadium"
In these dark times of ignorance, better give five minutes then none.
The TV viewers have the attention span of a goldfish.
Couldn’t agree more
Neil's energy is something else. So much excitement and passion. It's infectious. Deserves more airtime.
he's an actor so clearly...
@@iandvd4207 racist
@@Reasonablewater27
I’ve never seen Neil taking to another “scientist”
@@richpleh8695 then you don't watch Neil. He talks at universities along side astrophysicists often.
Neil DeGrasse could talk for hours on these images the 7 mins doesn't cover and give him enough time for him to explain the imagines.
It doesnt lol....hes so excited
He could peel each of those pics like an onion. What's REALLY cool, he explains it where people who claim 'I don't get into space stuff' will be ALL eyes and ears...and understand it.
I love how he can relate the roots of cutting edge technology to the average person's everyday life. He does it with little effort. It takes SKILLS to do that. It works great at keeping the half interested people, FULLY engaged. 👀😄⭐
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He believes in God
7 mins? More like 4 and some change
I love deGrasse. He enjoys so much talking about space and time, you can see the passion he brings every time. In the meantime the tools on NBC give him 5 minutes to explain something that is hard for 99% of the people to understand.
Steve johnson is right
I love NDT. And I have to say that this is a man who is likely to make kids fall in love with science. He is an AMAZING teacher who has the greatest skill that a teacher can possibly have. He makes learning fun.
Carl Sagan had me amazed 40 yrs or so ago, and Neal has taken me farther than I expected! Just as Sagan had done was speaking to people without intimidation to us! Remember how many times Carson had Sagan on his show and mocked Carl saying "billions & billions" ?!
The newscaster interupting Tyson who is trying to hint at the obvious (and beautiful) gravitational lense effect depicted, to say "there could be planets..." is priceless.
indeed, newscaster got no idea what Neil was talking about
HAHAHHA yes that part sent me!
He's not wrong!
i hate these ryan seacrest types
I was looking for this comment hahaha
5 minutes to explain one of the greatest scientific achievements in history with one of the greatest minds of all time.
One of the greatest minds of all time? Bruh your standard must be low then 😂. Name me his revolutionary contribution to the world of science? At this point he is just a celebrity scientist. That’s it.
Honestly Neil needs to do his own show talk about all this. I will watch him talk for 24hrs about this
@@mentaltelepathy24 He already does. It is called Startalk Radio.
@@Chicken56877
Yes he isn’t a great scientist in the sense that he doesn’t produce scientific papers. But he is no less still a great mind in communicating science and generating interest. He does what he can for the science world. You are criticizing a man you could probably never live up to. At this point you are just a hater
@@Chicken56877 Both Neil da' dG and Nye da' sG are Six Medias 'science educators,' yet neither has an Education degree, because they get their paychecks from the same Colbert-Madcow- Noah-Kimmel clown show, They use to distract from your disappearing paycheck, and the 'normalization' of homelessness, having nothing and always being hungry. The landfills in America are filled with hopes and dreams of the evicted, while the NASA-IPCC fan-boys gush online about 'going out there' to AI bots.
Engage!
Let’s get a genius on the show and rush him through all these ground breaking spectacular JW telescope images. Great idea.
I just love how excited he was to share and explain these photos. They really should've given him more time
yeah i cant imagine why they get excited to do this.....must be in their masonic contract or something....Thou shall help spread the WWWWWWWWWWWord.
They needed more time to tell us about Jan 6
20 years in preparation, development, and engineering showing the universe as we've never seen it before given a minute to talk about each picture to a guy that doesn't understand what a galaxy is.
"There could be planets"
Dude staring at hundreds of galaxies: "There could be planets!" 😖🥴
Lmbo
Lmao you fool, you can't even see around the corner of your own room.
Actually there's about 10,000 galaxies in that tiny frame
These news reporters are bird brained
his face when neil did the grain of sand at arms length - left him speechless for a few beats
His level of excitement is phenomenal 😊🤩
Sure, jam pack the entire humanity’s understanding of the cosmos in 5 minutes. Be sure to include an impatient host making sure this genius of a man as his guest, spits out as many facts as possible while complying with the timeline set in place by the producer yelling in his ear. Great stuff.
There are far more pressing matters than space pictures. Hes lucky he even got 5 minutes
@@AttaMan "Space Pictures"....? This is about all of creation and the cosmos and our place in it. What supplants that in importance?
..."coming up after the break, Honey boo boo is now a grandma at 17! You heard that right. Here in the studio is honey boo boo"
*gets 10 minutes of air.
I weep for the kids that come out of the US education system.
Umm, hate to burst your bubble, but NDT is NOT a genius. He's just a colorful media personality who is knowledgeable about astrophysics. He's good at what he does, but a genius he is most certainly not
I dont think I've ever seen NDT this giddy before. It looks like he's walking on air up there. Even to the uninitiated, these images can be mind blowing. Imagine what it means to someone like Neil. He's having his life's work and his predecessors life work validated before his own eyes.
he's walking on *space* my dude!
Prob some of the greatest stuff I seen in my 38 years of living.
The implications of just a handful of those countless galaxies is nigh unfathomable but then so is the totality of earthly existence
One of the most important astronomy stories in years and a US TV News Channel gives it 5 minutes. No wonder most Americans don't know about anything outside of the USA.
Man Neil is so good at describing highly complicated subjects in such a short time. 10 seconds 🤣⭐✨
- who understands everything in 10 seconds ???.
I was astonished the whole time Neil was speaking but then his speaking time was over 😭😭
Crushed I truly am.
They should have gave Neil way more time than they did, this could have been a whole segment.
They should stop inviting him on entirely.
Definitely caught off guard by the rushed segment with the great Neil Tyson. He could go on about the universe and we'd never get bored.
Worlds best astrophysicist and you give him 5mins of airtime for questions that you could have googled. He had sooo much more to offer the world!
Google answer wouldn't be as good as him explaining it
World’s best astrophysicist?! Wtf are you talking about. At best he’s an educator. More accurately, he’s a celebrity with a cult following.
These images give a mere glimpse as to how inconceivably massive the universe really is.
As such, on pure mathematical probability alone, there must surely be thousands upon thousands of planets inhabited with what we would call 'intelligent life'.
And ironically speaking, we have no chance of ever meeting them.
Yup.. Unless one of them (or us) finds a way to time travel. Via a wormhole or something such as that.
I love how he called them out " the images are changing every 5 seconds " 😄 🤣
Wow, NBC shows more respect for Neil, this guy is smarter than all of you put together, they give him so little time and cut him off in the last picture.
I dont see it as disrespect because i'm sure Neil was told beforehand +- how much time he would have on air... and Neil as intelligent as he is understands that sometimes things have to be this way on live TV shows.
But thats just my opinion... i understand and respect your point.
Neil is so excited that it would take hours and hours and hours for him to explain what we are seeing from the Webb telescope. And then he would only stop because he was exhausted and needed to rest and get some sleep. He loves what he does. It must be a trip to be at one of his lectures.
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He loves it and explains it so well. A lot more kids would major in astronomy and astrophysics if he were teaching the courses!
It probably won't take hours haha! Maybe 5-10 minutes on each image. But it would take hours if he goes off on a tangent.
@@darrenng9828 Ha ha. Yes, that's right. It would be hard to keep Neil on subject. He does tend to go off on tangents every which way because he loves what he does.
@@onthelam5520 yes indeed! I do love his tangents. Just not on national TV lol. Limited by time and to soundbites.
Look at how excited Tyson is, he can't conjure enough words to tell his excitement
Neil: "Einstein PREDICTED it !!" More than a 100 years ago.
The host: "Anyway.. let's talk about.."
you know i never could understand why these people are going crazy about making money everyday and not even bothering to spare a second to learn something different......they dont have enough??......it is truly a phenomenon. I mean I can imagine a freemason after all the horror he has been thru to sit everyday on his computer trading to make money....but these pathetic beings have millions. ..yet they act like vampires when they see blood when it comes to money.....day after day , after day after day.
Lol
Can we get an hour show with this man I learn more in two minutes than I did in four years of science class
There's the StarTalk shows you can find on RUclips. Although he gets a lot of stuff wrong. So you would be learning some misinformation along the science you should have learned in high school.
Hope you are being sarcastic about school.
He already has a show It's called Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey. It is a series of docimentary movies.
Check it out.
@@earforenglish5867 Most of Tyson's misinformation comes from incompetence. I don't think he's lying.
@@earforenglish5867 For example in Neil's recent Lagrange explainer he was telling us that the James Webb Space telescope is parked at the L2 point in earth's shadow. JWST is in a large halo orbit around earth's orbit.
I could give a long list of things Tyson has gotten wrong.
How does he get away with it? Because the vast majority of his audience is clueless.
They moved so fast through the photos; I could see Tyson wanted to elaborate on each one!
Totally. I can't wait until he goes on the Colbert show. Guaranteed Stephen will ask him about it.
@@Pugetwitch Really soon, I hope, like when Stephen gets back from wherever he is . . . vacation?
I hope Neil does a whole program on these photos for PBS.
I starting loving astronomy because of Neil deGrasse Tyson! Because he was the first person I saw on RUclips who talks about space! ❤️
Neil deGrASSe BLOWS CHUNKS OF DOGGY DO-DO OUT HIS PIE-HOLE!!!!!
I love how excited Neil is about this stuff! He’s also an AMAZING teacher
He sounds as if he's on drugs and he sounds like that, no matter what the issue is. That only works in America...
He deserves more time than 5 mins
@Herminatorno. This need for everything to be over the top enthusiastic is typical american.
Hahahahaa it’s a load of brainwashing nonsense. Have you not realised it’s just CGI imagination
@@alexkonig6992 would you rather him talk extremely monotone, showing no interest in what he’s talking about?
You know NBC, if you're going to bring on a subject matter expert to talk about these images, you may want to give him more than 5 minutes total. Each image alone is worth at least 5 minutes of analysis, and that wouldn't even begin to scratch the surface. Sigh.
Neil loves to learn and loves to teach even more. Give him more airtime.
5 minutes? Really? Neil is the definiton of being humble. And he's so passionate about our Universe. It's so beautiful to see.
Lol....humble...that's hilarious 😂
Neil is a know-it-all, ask anyone that works with him off camera
I love the passion Neil has! It’s beautiful how dedicated he is to his craft! Makes it fun to hear and watch for intellectuals
I think he's catered more towards the laymen
Those who know know, we've been waiting to see this news segment for 10 years!
Wow
Lmbo
Did you enjoy the 3 minutes of coverage? Now on to something Trump or Russian...
Why 5 minutes!
I could listen to Neil degrasse tyson for hours.
Neil's excitement and wonder is contagious. I can listen to this man all day, and still be ravenous for more at the end of it.
You got a really funny profile pic 😂
@@fredwerza3478 bro that Pic is fkn hilarious
This needs to be a few hours long. I'd watch every minute. He's brilliant. Just let him explain things.
Facts. The best teachers are the ones that are super excited about the topic.
We need 5 hours of Niel talking about this one hour for each photo please
Is it me or was the intro hilarious ! Lmaoo!! Neil said “ it keep shows different images all fast “ 😂😂😂
Just wanna add to the sentiment that this was entirely too quick and that the host needed to let Neil deGrasse Tyson just speak. He kept talking over him. Seems like the execs were so worried about losing peoples interest that the interesting details weren’t able to be effectively communicated at all. I feel like I usually understand the ideas Neil deGrasse Tyson is communicating and here it felt like he was trying his damndest and I got confused AF because he was being rushed and spoken over for the first two and a half minutes. The satellite used to capture these images was billions of dollars. Might be a worthwhile investment of air time to really understand why.
Can we just get Neil his own show in prime time? Maybe that already happened idk but I do know I'd watch hours of this.
I would love to see such a show on primetime television! He does have a podcast and RUclips channel called Star talk, and of course he's going to be talking about James Webb on it! ✨🌠
i've watched all his shows. Everything is amazing even more when he explains it.
A grain of sand held at arms length, is what this image represents, is one of the best analogies of just how insignificant the place we live our lives on, is, thank you.
... And how abundant the odds are for other (multiple) opportunities for life are.
@@ShabazzStone exactly. You can’t look at that image of the galaxies (and understand it what it represents) and honestly tell me you believe that we’re the only ones.
Maybe it’s not intelligent life, maybe it’s not on the same time scale as us, but somewhere, sometime, this has/will happen again. It’s almost a mathematical certainty.
"I thought theres no sound in space-"
The best ending that i could ask for🤣🤣🤣
It's a sad marker of today's society that such a monumental thing explained by a prominent expert gets a very rushed less than 5 minutes of airtime....
NGT deserves a lot more than that. Heck our children and the curious mind deserve more than that
The people who watch the news don't have that much time. They work, eat, watch a little TV, screw, then go to bed. Rinse and repeat every day.
Think it's the right amount of time for a quick taster from a passionate speaker to get people interested astro subjects.. Plenty more can be found on various media for those ready for more. Speed dating for curious minds 😊
Neil: tries to explain gravitational lensing
guy: "There could be planets"
most certainly he was trying to refer to habitable planets, from fairly recent space news stories
@@coreysuffield I think you're giving him too much credit. But even if that's the case, it was still an abrupt non sequitur. Neil explained that the image depicts galaxies and that only a few of the large, spiked objects in the foreground are single stars. Then he explained that the distortion we see in the image is due to gravitational lensing, after which the guy said "There could be planets, there could be another sun, stars, anything...", forcing Neil to backtrack and explain once again that these are entire galaxies we are looking at right now.
At least he didn't mistake those curved objects as a UFO highway.
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Neil deGrASSe BLOWS CHUNKS OF DOGGY DO-DO OUT HIS PIE-HOLE!!!!!
Neil deGrasse Tyson is a national treasure. Love his child like excitement for the cosmos.
Neil : Explains Universe
NBC news : Does business.
I want more Neal Degrasse Tyson! There's no way you can't learn something whenever this man is speaking. I love him. He's like a kid in a candy when he's in his element. Can't help but be excited about whatever he's telling you. And its cool thing ever😍
It's not hard. He has his own RUclips channel
You’re in luck! He’s hosted two seasons of Cosmos and has his own channel here on RUclips, and a podcast!
You can learn misinformation from Tyson. He gets a lot of stuff wrong. It seems like this pop science celebrity hasn't opened a textbook or done research in decades.
@@HopDavid
1) learning is learning my friend😉 ✌
@@jelijah7924 Yup, loved Cosmos. Would def recommend watching both seasons to everyone
- 20 years of preparation, development and engineering
- Pictures of the universe as never seen before
- Literally the next big step in astrophysics
- Presented by Neil Degrass Tyson
NBC - I know. Let's get the guy who seems to have a tenuous grasp on what a galaxy even is and give Neil one minute to explain each picture for a 5 minute morning segment.
Extremely poor journalism. Sorry, for my strong language, but this is how I feel after watching this pathetic news segment, Alexandra. Greetings from Slovakia.
@@Diossvk you didn’t say anything bad in that so you’re good lol. Greetings from Jamaica, I have Slovak friends.
if they had made a real production with him talking as a full special show, they would have had massive ratings
I believe the pbs show NOVA did a special just a few days ago on JWST and these first images that was much more detailed and thorough. I caught the last half of it but was mesmerized and blown away by the images. .. This 5 min clip is painfully short and it's almost insulting how uninformed the jabbering host is .. can't wait to see what images come next!
Bro, if neil gets time, your ratings, go up. Why do you guys not see this
It's why Neil's the astrophysicist and they're idiots
This was too quick and hurried. I wanted Neil to go more in-depth because this is so fascinating.
Thanks anyway NBC News!
I hate that they had to rush this. I love planetary science. I wish I could go back to college again and get a guy like Neil as my instructor. I am so interested in this field
Right on Neil. Could any scientist explain so easily what's going on in these images in so little a time allotted? Also, his enthusiasm is contagious!
He's so enthousiast because it's all fake - he's trying so hard to make it look real
@@sebster6031 you durrr durrr. As soon as your tiny brain can’t comprehend something you just write it off as fake.
@@sebster6031 lmfao clueless
Has anyone asked him or the people who built this telescope whether they believe if it requires knowledge to built something that requires knowledge to comprehend?
The beehive telescope requires knowledge and ability to build. Do they come to the same conclusion for the universe?
Allah سبحانه وتعالى said,
وَإِن يَرَوْا كِسْفًا مِّنَ السَّمَاءِ سَاقِطًا يَقُولُوا سَحَابٌ مَّرْكُومٌ
And if they were to see a piece of the heaven falling, they would say: "Clouds heaped up!" [At-Tur 52:44]
أَوَلَمْ يَرَ الَّذِينَ كَفَرُوا أَنَّ السَّمَاوَاتِ وَالْأَرْضَ كَانَتَا رَتْقًا فَفَتَقْنَاهُمَا ۖ وَجَعَلْنَا مِنَ الْمَاءِ كُلَّ شَيْءٍ حَيٍّ ۖ أَفَلَا يُؤْمِنُونَ
Have not those who disbelieve known that the heavens and the earth were joined together as one united piece, then We parted them? And We have made from water every living thing. Will they not then believe? [Al-Anbiyaa' 21:30]
وَالسَّمَاءَ بَنَيْنَاهَا بِأَيْدٍ وَإِنَّا لَمُوسِعُونَ
With power did We construct the heaven. Verily, We are Able to extend the vastness of space thereof. [Adh-Dhaariyaat 51:47]
سَنُرِيهِمْ آيَاتِنَا فِي الْآفَاقِ وَفِي أَنفُسِهِمْ حَتَّىٰ يَتَبَيَّنَ لَهُمْ أَنَّهُ الْحَقُّ ۗ أَوَلَمْ يَكْفِ بِرَبِّكَ أَنَّهُ عَلَىٰ كُلِّ شَيْءٍ شَهِيدٌ
We will show them Our Ayat (Signs) in the universe, and in their own selves, until it becomes manifest unto them that this (the Qur'an) is the truth. Is it not sufficient in regard to your Lord that He is a Witness over all things? [Fussilat 41:53]
يَعْلَمُونَ ظَاهِرًا مِّنَ الْحَيَاةِ الدُّنْيَا وَهُمْ عَنِ الْآخِرَةِ هُمْ غَافِلُونَ
They know only the outside appearance of the life of the world, and they are of the Hereafter, heedless. [Ar-Rum 30:7]
وَقَالُوا مَا هِيَ إِلَّا حَيَاتُنَا الدُّنْيَا نَمُوتُ وَنَحْيَا وَمَا يُهْلِكُنَا إِلَّا الدَّهْرُ ۚ وَمَا لَهُم بِذَٰلِكَ مِنْ عِلْمٍ ۖ إِنْ هُمْ إِلَّا يَظُنُّونَ
And they say: "There is nothing but our life of this world, we die and we live and nothing destroys us except Ad-Dahr (time)." And they have no knowledge of it: they only conjecture. [Al-Jaathiyah 45:24]
وَإِن تُطِعْ أَكْثَرَ مَن فِي الْأَرْضِ يُضِلُّوكَ عَن سَبِيلِ اللَّهِ ۚ إِن يَتَّبِعُونَ إِلَّا الظَّنَّ وَإِنْ هُمْ إِلَّا يَخْرُصُونَ
And if you obey most of those on the earth, they will mislead you far away from Allah's Path. They follow nothing but conjectures, and they do nothing but lie. [Al-An'aam 6:116]
أَفَلَمْ يَسِيرُوا فِي الْأَرْضِ فَيَنظُرُوا كَيْفَ كَانَ عَاقِبَةُ الَّذِينَ مِن قَبْلِهِمْ ۚ كَانُوا أَكْثَرَ مِنْهُمْ وَأَشَدَّ قُوَّةً وَآثَارًا فِي الْأَرْضِ فَمَا أَغْنَىٰ عَنْهُم مَّا كَانُوا يَكْسِبُونَ
Have they not travelled through the earth and seen what was the end of those before them? They were more in number than them and mightier in strength, and in the traces (they left behind) in the land; yet all that they used to earn availed them not.
فَلَمَّا جَاءَتْهُمْ رُسُلُهُم بِالْبَيِّنَاتِ فَرِحُوا بِمَا عِندَهُم مِّنَ الْعِلْمِ وَحَاقَ بِهِم مَّا كَانُوا بِهِ يَسْتَهْزِئُونَ
Then when their Messengers came to them with clear proofs, they were glad (and proud) with that which they had of the knowledge (of worldly things). And that which they used to mock at surrounded them (i.e. the punishment). [Ghaafir 40:82-83]
Give this man more time to speak
amazing how they DONT have time for Science, especially for something that is so innovative. Those people truly don’t understand our place in the cosmos
For real, they just care about the money. Not the beauty of the cosmos and what lies beyond…
I almost cried when I saw the new deep field image! It is just so humbling and just reminds me of how incomprehensibly massive and complex the universe is.
and how tiny and minute you are in this universe
Those photons were brand new when they left those galaxies' stars millions/billions of years ago only to be swiped by Webb and made into pictures for Neil.
I cried like a baby
I tried to imagine what the great scientist during the Renaissance would have thought could their eyes behold this imagery. Like Jodi Foster said: No words
Sure you did buddy.
@@Daedalus675 why is it so hard to believe? You cry when mommy goes away 😢
“Omg!!! Guys, this is the most groundbreaking achievement in this century. We need to get a famous astrophysicist to explain to us what this is to share with the world!!
NBC Execs: “Best I can do is 5 minutes. We have an hour segment about something really horrible that no one wants to hear, get ready to run it!”
The reporter wasn't in the mood to listen to Neil, he just wanted to ask his questions. He didn't let him explain any image properly. Bad reporting. You gave him 4 minutes to talk about 5 images.
Well done for rushing this segment, you can’t rush someone trying to explain science no matter how desperate your network is to show adverts
Seriously!
The show was over
We need a Netflix TV show with just NDGT explaining each of these images in an episode
He has a RUclips channel... Star Talk
Startalk is awesome
Somebody at NBC must have some sort of understanding that they need to hire Neil as a part time contractor or consultant and have him on a monthly basis for a 15 minute segment. It’s lighthearted, very informative and needed.
He’s a social media influencer and nothing more. They need to cut him out entirely and hire a true scientist that’s not obsessed with growing a cult following…
@@kellenwaters9087 Neil is a man of Science and very knowledgeable, he’s respected by his peers and he’s written many critically acclaimed books on astrophysics. Your lack of knowledge is glaring
@@kellenwaters9087 Your ignorance of Neil's education and accomplishments in astrophysics and astronomy is obvious. On top of that his personality helps take difficult concepts and explain it in such a way, the masses understand Please stay in your lane and out of ours.
Neil deGrasse Tyson is the best man. I love Cosmos too. He's so entertaining! You can tell he lives and breaths this stuff and he's just a wealth of knowledge. There's no better person to explain this than him, I swear.
One of mankind's most important discoveries into the universe. NBC: let's give him 5 minutes to rush it through the pictures. Oh come on.
I like Neil because he is humble. The introduction he played down and calls it our world when interviewers day your world.
"There's no such thing as a stupid question"
Tom Llamas: "Hold my beer"
Hahhahaahhaahahahaahhahahahahhaaa🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣😝😝😝😝😝
I just wanna get high and listen to Neil talk about the cosmos and humanity
I ADORE Neil deGrasse Tyson!
jwst images in 4k ruclips.net/video/KSI_mmG5HKc/видео.html
NBC has the opportunity to have Neil DeGrasse Tyson; one of the most brilliant human beings of our era, on camera to discuss the first images captured by one of the greatest achievements ever accomplished by humankind and one image even confirms a theory posited by Albert Einstein; one of the smartest humans that has ever lived, and they devote a whole five minutes hosted by by a bonehead whose knowledge of space doesn't register on any scale.
I imagine it mustve been what natives cultivating the earth felt when the european colonizers arrived with there slave force.
‘Bone head’ 😂😂 Couldn’t hve said it any bette myself!
Neil has so much enthusiasm breaking these images of the universe and makes it easy to understand. I could watch for hours.
(2:34) Watch the nescaster have a genuine "Holy sh*t" moment when Neil's explaining how small a patch of the universe we're looking at before dropping back into professional mode