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Meteorites From Spaaaaaace!
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- Опубликовано: 18 фев 2014
- CSI Meteorites: I guess you could say this show is.... astronomical.
YEEAAAAAAAAAH
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The Brain Scoop is written and hosted by:
Emily Graslie
Special thanks to Jim Holstein for helping out with this episode! and letting me hold a PIECE OF MARS
Created By:
Hank Green
Directed, Edited, Animated, and Scored by:
Michael Aranda
Production Assistant:
Katie Kirby
Filmed on Location and Supported by:
The Field Museum in Chicago, IL
(www.fieldmuseum...)
HUGE thanks to Diana Raynes for creating subtitles for this episode! And to Andrés García Molero, Tony Chu, John-Alan Pascoe, Katerina Idrik, Sarah Anderson, Seth Bergenholtz, and Kelleen Browning for translating them.
One of the things I really love about this program is how excited each department head or curator gets when confronted with Emily's enthusiasm.
Why is a moon rock tastier than an Earth rock?
Because it's a little meteor!
...I'll show myself out...
Props for spelling Spaaaaaace! correctly. It's a common mistake to spell it "space".
Space Court. For people in space. Judge space sun presiding. Bam. Guilty. Of being in space. I'm in space.
It still has Martian atmosphere on it.
so there's little pockets of "air" inside of meteorites that TELL YOU WHERE IT'S FROM?! THAT'S SO COOL
Wait...IS THAT A CAPTAIN HAMMER SHIRT!?! COOL!
Also, I'm super jealous that you got hold a piece of Mars, that's insanely awesome!
You can buy it for 400 - 600 a gram
Or sometimes 900 dollars
it's not hard to tell that this guy has seen a *LOT* of school groups. well done getting someone so enthusiastic about boring space rocks :)
boring space rocks?!?!
just ask my girlfriend .. got absolutely *ZERO* interest out of her ..
Okay. That's it. I think this is my favorite Brain Scoop Episode ever.
I LOVE HIS SHIRT!!!!!
Justin Baker Dont know what that means, but im sold!
Michael Pomeroy Dr Horrible's Sing Along Blog. It's on RUclips. Look it up! Love it! Thank us later for the revelation. ;)
Alassieth I'll thank you now if you don't mind.
Thank you.
The brain scoop is hands down the best thing that has happened on youtube, period. I love it
Approval of the Captain Hammer shirt.
I
Me, too.
Thanks for giving the folks that work behind the scenes a chance to shine and be heard! It's so great to see and hear from them.
Is the hammer his...chondritic meteorite.
Nice Dr. Horrible reference.
No, it's his penis.
"Let's go to the board!" Perfect teacher moment. Great video, Emily and Jim!
I felt like I was a little kid. I was shouting planet names at my television screen after being prompted to by the television. I also learned that I still remember core-mantle-crust for some reason. Stranger things have been remembered by the brain, I suppose.
I kept staring at the captain hammer shirt. That was awesome. This guy knows his audience. Also, I am amazed we can figure out how and from where the meteorites come from. So cool.
OMG HE'S WEARING A CAPTAIN HAMMER SHIRT!!! Sir.... you just made my day.
Don.t ever stop making these little info videos....ever. i so enjoy them.....thanks
Captain Hammer!
Awesomesauce!
1: "Captain Hammer SHIIRT!"
2: That was fascinating! I love all the space talk!
Maybe one of my favorite episodes!! I knew nothing about meteorites before!!!! Thanks Emily! This was awesome
Some days your life must seem very unreal. You've seen remains from the earliest fires, worn a quarter of a million dollars on your neck, and now you've held material from a celestial object millions of miles away all in the name of science.
I feel like this episode was way too short!
This episode was so metal.
I dunno, some parts were more rock.
So glad to see the BrainScoop branch out to other subjects!
Why do you have to wear gloves when you touch meteroites? This episode was really cool!
Alien germs.
so that the acidic oils in skin don't contaminate or eat away the meteorites. same deal with the mausoleum of Vladimir Lenin in Russia
Jeff pyrotek
I see, thanks!
it's funny gloves are often used to not protect you but to protect meteorites (or anything else) from your skins oils.
Jeff pyrotek
Oh yea, I keep forgetting what toxic lumps of meat we can be.
Oh my god is that a Captain Hammer shirt?!
YES IT IS
yesss me too Captain Hammer.
This guy is an awesome teacher, and his shirt is great!
Captain Hammer! I always wondered what his day job was.
Captain Hammer shirt! Awesome!
I love seeing you speak with different people from the Field Museum. Every single one of them is so passionate and enthusiastic about their field, it's hard to imagine that anyone could watch them and not be inspired to persue the thing they love doing most!
Jim never told us why iron is so common in meteorites! That's like the coolest factoid in the whole solar system! Jim, get back here and explain that.
Iron is pretty common because it's the end of the stellar fusion chain and iron nuclei are very stable and don't get broken down easily.
Iron has the highest possible nuclear stability. All atoms(nuclei) try to become iron the best they can.
Keep in mind that there is a bias at work here: Meteorites are often collected with the help of metal detectors. ;)
If you want to find non-metallic meteorites, you should visit a salt lake. There you can collect them visually.
onesigmaoff Well YEAH, I know that, I just wanted him to tell us :)
Suns. 'nough said.
This was sooooo great and Jim is so well spoken, I could listen to him talk about space stuff for hours.
This episode was really cool! Are we going to hear more about meteorites in another episode?
All I could think of during this episode was "The hammer is my penis." #distractingshirt
HA! I love his Captain Hammer shirt! :D
Jim is really good at explaining his topic, starting from zero and working his way up in branching bridges.
This guy is a great speaker. Do more with him please!!
What!? She is holding a piece of Mars! Jealous!
Nerdy out right now.
So, that is how they know some meteorites are from Mars... :D
I wasn't quite sure of this till now.
#TheBrainScoop #meteorites #Mars
More please! Love this channel.
She holds a piece of Mars. My eyes become generously lubricated.
I still prefer to think that "the meteorite is the source of the light and the meteor's just what we see, and the meteoroid is a stone that's devoid of the fire that propelled it to thee..."
Thank you Hammer-man, I don't think I can explain how important it was that you explained the difference between meteoroids, meteors, and meteorites.
That the meteorite is the source of the light
And the meteor's just what we see
And the meteoroid is a stone that's devoid of the fire that propelled it to thee
And the meteorite's just what causes the light
And the meteor's how it's perceived
And the meteoroid's a bone thrown from the void that lies quiet in offering to thee
Oh Joanna Newsom, light of my life, my sun and stars.
Great episode of non gooey sience today.
Thanks Emily
The hell with learning anything, it is just as fun to watch Emily being amazed and fascinated all the time ^^
I have to say, I really love these geology videos you do. It's one of my favorite branches of science.
Oh lordy I forgot how much I cared about space. Thank you so much for everything you give us through this channel. You constantly remind me why I decided to take up science at university.
Space? Space! I love space. We're in space. Space space space. SPAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACE.
eric green YOUR idea..okay.. cause you're the only one who thought about their portal reference
Your show is really great! I find myself being captivated and its great that you have branched off to include more than just biology to spark the interest of future scientists!
You got to touch a piece of Mars!
I just love your videos! Thanks for representing us STEM ladies so humorously and intelligently. And yaaaay geology videos!!
Thank you for sharing science and knowledge in such an exciting and educational way. This is one of mye favourite Brain Scoops. More from this department of the museum, please. Keep up the excellent work. Greetings from Norway.
More of this guy..One of the best episodes yet!
More of this guy! He's awesome and seriously seriously loves his work! He's the Anna Goldman of meteorites!
While watching this, I was gluing the teeth back into the jaw of a raccoon skull. I feel this is an appropriate activity for watching The Brain Scoop.
This guy is really good at explaining things! I'd love to see more videos with him in the future!
It's been almost 10 years since I graduated High School, and I still remembered all of this. Feeling pretty good about myself right now. :)
I truly enjoy this episode.
I would like to hear more on this subject.
Well done.
Katie mentioned this episode would be with a great curator and she was absolutely right. I am not specially into space but this guy makes you love it.
I wish these episodes were about 10x longer. Music cutting in and I want to hear more about space rocks!
please more of this kind of video! I love me some nature, but space is my jam!
This was brilliant! Oh, wait, it's The Brainscoop, of course it's brilliant! Meteorites are so amazingly cool!
This was fun. I knew a lot of this stuff, but the chondritic and achondritic meteorites were new to me. Yay!
Yes, more dinosaurs please.
The greatest video description ever
So this is what Captain Hammer did after discovering pain. Interesting.
"That's amaaaazing!" Loving the enthusiasm :)
This is awesome. I hope you'll have more video about Astronomy.
Once again everything I didn't know about a subject I didn't know I wanted to know and am glad I now know about!
As a geology grad student, I was really excited to have a very geology related Brain Scoop! This was great!
CAPTAIN HAMMER T-SHIRT FTW!
Captain Hammer!
I still think it's really cool that you have the job you do and I always try to be as enthusiastic about my job as well. Good job you guys!
This episode was awesome! And Mr Holstein is a great communicator! I hope we see him again, soon!
More spacey videos please!
YOU are working in an amazing place. Another great episode.
My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nachos. But I would have preferred Nine Pizza-pies.
MORE PLEASE!!!
Jim Holstein - a meteorites curator with a Captain Hammer t-shirt? How cool is that!!!
This was really interesting! Thank you Emily and Captain Hammer
This show makes me want to go to the field museum
SWEET! You touched some of Mars!! AAAHHHH!!!!
More meteorites! These are fascinating!
With regard to the atmospheric finger prints, does the museum have a meteor of a rock that originally came from earth? A boomerang meteorite if you will?
How interesting! I knew a lot from watching Meteorite Men but there were things I'd never heard of before in this episode.
Great episode! I really enjoyed this!
This video was really good, mind blowing! :) now not to be rude but in minute 5:15 I guess he means metal goes to the core because it is denser... because by mass sounds like a estrange explanation.
This was a fascinating episode! Thanks Emily :)
Big points for the CPT Hammer shirt.
Captain Hammer shirt..under a suit jacket,.....like a bad-ass.
Good job uncle jim! Really liked the video!
Thanks Bobby!
Are the meteorites from Mars consistent with Curiosity's chemical analysis of rocks on the surface of Mars to date?
yes. and the other rovers and the Viking craft that landed there in the 1970s as well.
This was an awesome episode!
I haven't even watched the video yet, I paused it almost instantly just to post a comment about my total support of the captain hammer shirt. Thank you meteor man, you made my day.
I want more on this topic, its amazing.
How cool, wonderful otherworldly items right in your gloved hands.
I love this show so much!
was he a teacher at some point?^^
I bet he was...a great teacher.
My thoughts exactly!
Rocks that RAWK! Thanks guys!!
Rocks and space: two of my favorite things to learn about! I would love to see more of Jim Holstein. Also, was the stony-iron meteorite polished? If so, what do they look like unpolished? If not, why does it look so different from the other meteorites we looked at this episode?
They were all polished to some degree, but the stony-iron meteorite was also sealed in order to prevent rusting. Although this can help preserve the specimen samples can no longer be taken from it; I imagine it was applied many decades ago before they realized how it could compromise the scientific utility of the specimen.