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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
- Join us for an episode of StarTalk All-Stars recorded at our panel at the Star Trek Mission: New York 50th Anniversary convention. To get the science of Star Trek right, our show’s in the capable hands of two serious Trekkies: All-Stars host and astrophysicist Charles Liu and co-host Chuck Nice. But that’s not enough, so our panel also featured Andrew Fazekas, astronomy journalist and author of Star Trek: The Official Guide to Our Universe: The True Science behind the Starship Voyages. Plus, in her second StarTalk appearance, our newest All-Stars host, Columbia University astrophysicist Summer Ash.
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I love seeing people so enthusiastic about science and Star Trek!
Sad that this doesn't have more views and likes.
Charles! Yay! Chuck! Yay! These two always guarantee a good talk.
How doesn't this have way more views? It's beautiful!
People just don't care I guess or they think science doesn't know. Sad, science doesn't require belief to be fact!
We were wondering the same thing!
@@StarTalk well, i wasnt expecting to get an answer now
I’m here for Star Trek science and Chuck.. amazing panel!! Thank you for the content!
Hadn't seen this before, thanks for sharing. As usual the team delivers on all facets and ranges of infotainment. Each bit that I "learned" got me to thinking of possibilities.
Charles Lu is a joy to watch!
no place else would this dialog make sense
-your ears are awesome btw.
-thank you I purchased them in the hall.
Dr. Charles was amazing!
Hey Chuck it's me again bro! lol.. That one comment you made at 3:10 makes it worth it. Even though they put you on the spot you swallowed your pride. That is impressive in itself. Be proud to serve.
I LOVE CHARLES LIU!!!!
I believe he is married
His voice is magical
thank you so much for uploading this , NERD POWER !
I like Summer Ash and Charles Liu. Both have been on other episodes of Star Talk.
nice work , keep them coming
Thanks for this, Neil.
Charles is one of my favorite guests. Would love to see him host again!
Lawrence Krauss wrote a book in 2010 called "The Physics of Star Trek" - well worth a read if you enjoyed this (think there's an audiobook version too)
Thank you.. two years later 😅
Cool and fun panel , but I wish that we could have seen the people in the audience that are asking the questions .
If the artificial gravity on the Enterprise was the same strength as on the Earth, when the ship orbits a planet it would be the same as an Earth massed planet's gravitational pull. I imagine that would destroy every planet they orbited!
Makes me think of Hitch hiker's Guide to the Galaxy when they were talking about the uncertainty principal. Love that movie
"I've always been curious" girl, you already a scientist.
Agh man... Since I was a kid I dreamed to go boldly go where no one has gone before. Until now I watched the stars dreaming someday we could reach the stars.
great shows!!
LOONG VIDEO THANKS!!!!
I enjoy the Star Talk series, but please let the other guests finish expressing their views without interrupting.
I came to this video from another one with Wil Wheaton as a guest of Star Talk. Poor Wil could barely finish any of his stories uninterrupted, let alone sentences.
@@CrotchetRest The one where Neil is the host and those 3 comedians? I find that video hilarious and fun to watch. Neil Tyson actually talked too much in that video, but the comedians were excellent
Have you ever been so excited about something you can't contain yourself? That is Neil. He is having a great conversation with about things he loves with people he fan boys over. Leave him alone!
This is my comfort video lol
0:28 How do you fit Cmdr Data on a Disk?
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Thank You, I'll be here all week.
Remember: if you don't have the science of Star Trek quite right, just wait until the next series comes out and they change everything. Then, you might have it right, after all.
That was so obnoxious when he started humming the blue danube while she was talking about space stations.
_LET THE WOMAN FINISH!_
For The Wynne agreed.. seemed like he was being a bit of a dick towards her all the way through.
host was a complete ah
Yeah that was so obnoxious. I wish she'd told him to shut up.
That was painful to watch
love it!!!
I was wondering about what My Mom mentioned, Can the constant launching of rockets & space shuttles affect the rotation of earth? In My opinion, The launches of any craft would be like if a tiny bottle rocket wouldn't be able to change the rotation of the mass of a planets orbit or the position of the planet orientation over a short passage of time.
I want to see Neil guest star on the new Star Trek show, The Orville.
YESSS
Hell yes
The Orville indeed
Dragon Skunk I think him and macfarlane are sort of friends after the new Cosmos tv series so it could very well happen.
It could happen, those two are friends, and Seth said that he's calling Neal in the middle of the night regarding Orville science questions, to check on science stuff in the show. Will probably happen. I can't wait to see Patrick Stewart on The Orville xD
Haven't watched this all the way through, but the gravity and artifical gravity bit, rarely see anyone reference Babylon 5. And they had the spinning station. And they did their best to make the fighters in the space fights, especially human fighter crafts, behave properly when turning in space. I need to binge watch B5 again sometime soon.
The "Galactic Barrier" was an artifact of our thinking at the time Roddenberry wrote Star Trek that the Milky Way was the only galaxy in the Universe, so effectively it was also the edge of the Universe. Since, we have figured out that the "Messier Objects" thought to be nebulae in our galaxy are actually other galaxies outside the Milky Way. That was just a function of larger and better-focusing telescopes, especially Hubble which is outside our atmosphere and hence doesn't need to [imperfectly] correct for atmospheric perturbations. The current "explanation" (really just a retcon) is that it's an energy field set up by some heretofore unseen intergalactic aliens (rather than infragalactic like the Vulcans, Kilingons, Dominion, Borg, etc.).
Regarding the Alcubierre Drive: Because you would be traversing all of the space in between the two points, you'd also accumulate a pocket of radiation that you'd basically "release" in a burst with your ship. Even if you could protect yourself from the radiation, you'd basically "nuke" anything in front of you with a massive burst of energy. So the drive itself may be the most powerful, planet scouring weapon ever created. Whoops.
Regarding Artificial Gravity: Because gravity diminishes with the square of distance, the problem posed by "Gravitational plating" is that you create MASSIVE gravitational tidal affects from head to foot. There's not even a theoretical way to avoid that problem.
smart---- All-Stars host and astrophysicist Charles Liu
One thing I learned from my observation, I think the computer program is amazing , especially the photoshop I-movies ! I recognize the faces all , I have very good memories with faces no matter the tones changing from light to dark , I never miss.
So, it means if I could have the app. And I have the good ideas , so... I could help my teams maybe 50-100 with jobs right?
The Universe expands
"can you imagine the visual of travelling faster than light" I heard that because your basically crashing into the light in front of you and your eyes absorb the light coming from all directions. So you would get temporary cataracts while at warp and looking in the direction you're traveling. So... Sorry Chuck, but it would suck.
I don't think it would be temporary. Your eyes and everything else in your body would be crushed from the acceleration Gs.
200% SMUG well, yeah, but star trek has "inertial dampeners" whatever those are. But youre right, barring those you would die.
Imagine wasting a spliff for a dead ride 😂
"office of planetary protection" you down with o.p.p? yeah you know me!
This comment is pure gold
100 light years across at 187,000 miles per second, OMG. I'm still trying to wrap my puny brain around that number.
The Question they didn't really know enough about to answer in my opinion :) ---->>
Subspace Communication I would say if to be a real life technology in the nearby future, Is build upon Quantum entanglement since that for sure is real science and does instant communination no matter the distance involved :D
Seriously, we have some great maps of the universe with simulations.
Check out the Bolshoi simulation. Also, mapping the observable universe is the Sloan Sky Survey.
He is very good with the dam , the water , the science rain
STAR TALK THE BOOK!!!!
the stardates are done by Julian calender of which there are two, one for leap years, and one for non leap years. The date today, October 2nd 2017 would be 2017275, or shortened for simplicity to 17275.
Wow, i never noticed this, and I'm quite familiar with the classics. thanks
WAIT! She saw Jupiter Ascending, but not Startrek Beyond and she's speaking on a 50th aniversary startrek panel?!
They mention that this is recorded at the 50th Anniversary Star Trek convention in New York, which means it was recorded in September 2016. Since Star Trek Beyond released at the end of July 2016, she maybe simply hadn't had time in that month and a half to go to the cinema to watch Star Trek Beyond.
Jupiter Ascending had at that point been out for a year and a half so plenty of time to watch it in cinema or streaming services.
It's not a Star Trek panel. It's a Star Talk panel that took place at a Star Trek convention.
9:32 I had a friend who literally said “I think I saw the Milky Way when I was star last night!”
I was so dumbfounded and asked her, “How can you see a galaxy that you are inside of..? That’s like saying you can see the outside of your house from the inside of it. You probably saw another galaxy like andromeda.”
Then she said “What’s andromeda?” Smh. Of course I had to show her the andrommmmeda skit lol.
I felt bad for how she might have felt but I’m just kind of astonished this is a “fun fact” people don’t know.. or realize just logically.
If you search "view of milky way from Earth" you will see what your friend might have been referring to. Because of our position relative to the center, you can actually see our galaxy as a band of stars and nebula even though we are inside the the galaxy.
However if you're friend saw a full galaxy with about the angular size of a star then it definitely wasn't our own.
Summer Ash wants to speak to the manager.
Was Lawrence Krauss busy? Would've been fun to compare his and Andrew's books and what we've discovered since the physics of star trek was written.
Love Wu!!!!
The moment you resize this video was published one year after the 50th anniversary
So... she said we can't send commands to voyager.. but we just did this year and it made a course correction after we sent it commands to fire thrusters...
BAH-WEEP-GRAAAGHNAH WHEEP NI-NI BONG Universal greeting :P But great video! I know I am late but better late than never.
I was hoping for Neil to dive on sight out of some wormhole or something and talk about his experience about the worm in the hole! the empty chair right there did it!
I came up with the idea the other day that what if star trek doors are automatic because you don't have to touch germy door handles
I feel almost heartbroken by the statistics in front of me. Star Talk has over 500k subscribers. This video has been up for like 8 months, and this has only 33k views and among those only 733 people at the time I'm typing this hit the thumbs up. 500k subscribers and only 33k saw it and watched it? Dang dude.
Data, Kahn, Borg. Which is best for space travel? Which do you identify with. Which do you kill?
Ah, the Event Horizon explanation of wormholes...
I’m curious if Sub-Space communication could be possible through quantum mechanics ?
And could the Graviton be discovered and even manipulated through a deeper understanding of the Higgs-Bozon to create artificial gravity ?
Phasers were SOUND BASED. A concentration of SOUND!
Charlse has a great voice!
Niel should've been there.
HAY HAY ' ' On The Phaser Question. Look Up Plasma Laser's. That's The Closest That I Know Of, That's Like A Phaser From ( STARTREK ). Look It UP !!! !!!
She is not the only one to notice weird weather patterns as soon as the shuttle goes up I have too
59:51 Google noctilucent clouds and the space shuttle. There is a nasa.gov article about how these clouds can be formed after a Shuttle launch. I'm not sure this pertains to the weather being talked about. But it is weather...
We are in a Galaxy
Could we ever make a(two) ‘brick’ (s) of quantum entangled particles knowing fully well that when we observe one particle the other takes different properties and manage to create a RAM version of quantum communication, using the known opposition to allow for at least “emergency”/instant communication when we need to do such a thing?
A brick on Mars and an entangled brick on Earth to only be used as (sub)/instant communication?
Quantum seems like it may allow for binary at spooky distances covering any place humans might want to explore…as long as the distance is traversed on the outset.
You never read any Doc Savage stories, or you would know doors can open automatically if you have radioactive material in your shoes.
I wish he would run for president.
1:00 😂😂😂😂. Welcome to any building in the United Sate. Currently 2020 🦠✌️😂
2020 is busy enough sorry we didnt make u guys a warp drive
Here it is 20202 and no warp drive );
How many light years ago?
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I think Charles may or may not have been on something lol what is his deal .. professional one minute a clown the next 🤣
Chuck Nice, lol :D
These aren't his people. Neil understands the method, this host is pretty self centered. He is not orchestrating the guests like Neil does.
Neil deGrasse Tyson i really admire you. I'm sure you won't see this but my question is what is you idea of being smart?
btw if anyone else wants to answer then go ahead i'm interested.
i always see smart as a automatic response of a subject and telling a answer. i keep wondering because my parents keep telling i'm smart but i feel like i know nothing, also just saying my grades is below average.
Don't worry about it and just keep learning and growing. Maybe join a local Astronomy club.
Being smart is not knowing facts by heart... Being smart is being able to solve problems, and when failing, keep working at it... thats my idea of smart
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Being smart is a tricky thing.
On the one hand you will not notice that you are smart. If you are good at something, it is likely that you will think it is easy while others might struggle with it.
On the other hand if you are smart you are aware of that which you do not know, which is a lot and will always be a lot. A human life is too short to become smart at everything.
So in other words You are bound to misjudge how smart you are. Now you have other people judging how smart you are, they are even more prone to be wrong. For instance they might not know what they do not know, or think something is hard which is trivial for you.
All my life I've been exposed to "you are so smart" comments and to be honest, they were all false statements. Don't try to play the game of wanting to be smart or thinking you are. There is no benefit in it, if anything it makes you less smart.
Crumbs Do you mean smart, or intelligent. Intelligent is a specific thing, while smart can be interpreted in different ways. But smart generally involves different ways of solving problems or figuring things out, and has nothing to do with regurgitating facts on a test. I have an IQ well above average, but got an average C- on my bachelor's degree, while I currently have an A average on my Masters, since that's much more application than regurgitation. Your grades shouldn't bother you too much (unless you're looking at a particularly prestigious school). They're not necessarily an indicator of smarts/intelligence.
Oh the times when we still thought our galaxy is only 100k light years across.
Me in 2020: I've got bad news for you guys who wanted warp travel...
I wonder if we could take lessons(if not already[NASA,ESA etc.]) from the stature of liberty. As in build large components of what is to be a starship whilst utilizing of high elevation geography to construct a space elevator that could use our educational system, in an overall effort to boost the moral of mankind's future which overrides any negative tribal beliefs, and conveniences all humans have a chance build the greatest achievement ever?
Fire in California!
Isn't removing excess baryons an euphemism for taking out the trash?
Joke at or around minute 22: Now we know why Brian May got his PHD in astrophysics ;-)
I am not the danger , please don't be worry... do you think if I take the work that my thai king work all his life , to continue from what he finished... do u think I could create something more for economic and the country right?
The only problem with stand ups in space is that there is no up or down... so how would you know you are watching a stand up???
ST: Discovery is not garbage, but The Orville IS the new Star Trek.
A very sad new Star Trek...
I don't remember any previous Star Trek having puerile attempts at humor every three sentences. I barely made it through the first episode of The Orville, it was downright painful to watch.
If that humor is your kind of thing, it's probably worth a watch. But for those who don't find toilet humor even remotely funny, it's bloody awful.
Mascot watch the next three episodes, the humor gets better
both are awesome... but orville is more of a spoof than anything... but i hope it stays around for a long time.. love it.
Quantum filament is a baby black hole 👍
The humming while Summer Ash was talking about space stations was really bad form. I thought Charles was an entertaining host, but he really needs to learn to yield the floor and not interrupt. Not cool there. Having said that, he was so very encouraging to the questioners and I think that was awesome!
To tell u and not to make u worry about how to solve this issue, I can make thing very simple and easy , and never gonna make it be the problem at all , if you understand what I wish.
chuck: not if u want to piss that guy off ROFL
Milkyway, Andromeda an others makeup the local group universe is youuuuuuge
"remove the excess baryons" is just science-speak for "take out the trash"
Polite euphemism for emptying the septic systems.
Our solar system orbits the center of milkyway at 828,000km hr our galaxy is moving through universe 2,100,000km hr
people that dislike this??? sad.....
I can imagine people dislike this right at the moment where the moderator keeps humming over the guest trying to explain something.
Hello 👽