Super-Earths & Evaporating Planets with Anjali Tripathi & Neil deGrasse Tyson

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  • Опубликовано: 11 янв 2025

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  • @StarTalk
    @StarTalk  Год назад +56

    Do you think JWST will find life on another planet?

    • @rohithkode
      @rohithkode Год назад

      That's what it's job is. Go find one you school bus head!

    • @AllergicFungus
      @AllergicFungus Год назад +16

      Intelligent life? Hopefully. It's not on planet earth, that's for sure.

    • @RufotrisRootedRockhound
      @RufotrisRootedRockhound Год назад +9

      I think finding evidence of life on another planet will happen. However, that happening within a few decades is not in my highest expectations. Though I do wish it would happen before my time is up 😅.

    • @bigwill123ism
      @bigwill123ism Год назад +1

      I hope so!

    • @405adam
      @405adam Год назад +1

      @@AllergicFungusI know you ain’t not talking bout me’s

  • @Sileonex123
    @Sileonex123 Год назад +55

    This has been a fun episode...having never had the pleasure to hear or see Anjali before...she is brilliant. Enjoyed her answers

  • @chiluco2000
    @chiluco2000 Год назад +15

    She is a true ambassador, not speaking out of turn, following up on their jokes and giving them things to think about.
    All signs of a super intelligent person!

  • @rajanthathomas6009
    @rajanthathomas6009 Год назад +21

    Anjali is an absolute delight 😍 and Dr. Tyson and Lord Nice, as always, thank you for giving me more reasons to keep looking up ❤ love from 🇱🇰

  • @Synathidy
    @Synathidy Год назад +41

    I have academic experience in chemistry and biology and can briefly address the question of being able to eat organic food stuffs from another planet:
    When we say "organic" here on Earth, we refer to compounds containing the element carbon, which are abundant in the food we eat. Lipids (fats), carbohydrates (sugars), amino acids (proteins) and DNA (nucleic acids) all contain carbon and are the building blocks our bodies use from broken down foods to supplement our own body's organic compounds which it needs to function. For organic (carbon-containing) compounds to be digestible, we would need them to possess the same CHIRALITY (handedness) to process them as well as being chemically close in structure to our compounds on Earth. The chirality of the organic compounds here was an apparently random development which has become highly conserved across Earth organisms due to its evolution in one or more early ancestors of life, and there is no known obligation for any life outside of Earth to need to share that chemical chirality, or even to be be based on the same families of compounds.
    Thus, it is highly unlikely that organic compounds from another planet would be able to be consumed. The reason animals on Earth can eat other animals (or plants) on Earth is that all the organisms here (us included) have evolved together over a very long time. Throughout this time, the enzymes in our bodies which both catabolize (break down) and synthesize organic compounds have been fine tuned to be able to process those compounds through chemical interactions that are specific for the structures of both enzyme and substrate. It's like two puzzle pieces fitting together. Take a puzzle piece from another planet, and it would most likely belong to a different "puzzle set" that isn't compatible with our own.

    • @redmatrix
      @redmatrix Год назад +2

      Great info! Question: How do you pronounce CHIRALITY? Does the "ch" sound like "chives" or like "chasm?"

    • @petebyrdie4799
      @petebyrdie4799 Год назад +1

      I'll lay off that Klingon blood wine then.

    • @emreeren13
      @emreeren13 Год назад

      crazy, thanks a lot for the informations 👍🏻 question: do you maybe know what kind of alternatives there could be to the DNA? i mean, out there in the extraterrestrial world?

    • @-Gramps
      @-Gramps Год назад +1

      Cool info! Thanks!

    • @kozkiroify
      @kozkiroify Год назад

      So what could happen if I grabbed an alien apple and ate it

  • @telamin1809
    @telamin1809 Год назад +18

    What a fun ep. Super interesting. Anjali needs to be invited back!

  • @thefrenchguard6999
    @thefrenchguard6999 Год назад +9

    Dr Tripathi looked so comfortable in the presence of Dr Tyson and Lord Nice. I would be stammering and be so nervous and not nearly as confident in my answers lol
    I want that ability. Its a super power to introverts.

  • @CyberSystemOverload
    @CyberSystemOverload Год назад +3

    Another brilliant episode from Dr. Tyson, Lord Nice. Please have Anjali back regularly!

  • @mikemay3557
    @mikemay3557 Год назад +3

    I'm feeling good that y'all are able to sit in the same room. I enjoy the physical interactions between you guys. Neil Chuck, you guys make a great team

  • @ZackeryCool
    @ZackeryCool Год назад +2

    I love the in person discussions they feel much less distancing than the video calls

  • @KC-nd7nt
    @KC-nd7nt Год назад +10

    She's very smart and gorgeous too .
    No doubt a hard worker and dedicated .
    We need to hold this lady up as a role model .
    Well done MOM & DAD !!
    I thank you for your hard work too .
    ❤❤❤

    • @jettmthebluedragon
      @jettmthebluedragon Год назад +1

      But does she know the truth or is it false hopes ?🧐

  • @rissabiagi1570
    @rissabiagi1570 Год назад +3

    The Dr is a freakin saint to interview with these two. 😂 I absolutely loved her answers and her demeanor-a true educator. Awesome episode 👏🏼👍🏼🙃❣️

  • @MrYusufSalman
    @MrYusufSalman Год назад +3

    Dr Tripathi is sooooo coool! Make her a regular of the show.

  • @Careless47
    @Careless47 Год назад +3

    Oh man. What an awesome guest you had on today! Loved the episode.

  • @andrewhavard6769
    @andrewhavard6769 Год назад +5

    I love seeing everyone together again

  • @josephdonais4778
    @josephdonais4778 Год назад +1

    Thank you for getting the show together in Neil's office again.

  • @Tobster718
    @Tobster718 Год назад +8

    Always glad to see a new episode 👏🏼👏🏼🏆

  • @NataliaCh93
    @NataliaCh93 Год назад +10

    Hello from Poland 🇵🇱 I love Your podcasts😊 I'm little jealous of Miss Anjali, as a little girl it was my dream to work in and with NASA but I watch NASA TV channel in Polish television😊 and I see many interesting books, which one of them You like the most and which would be the best or the most worth it to read?

  • @TheSouthernSiren
    @TheSouthernSiren Год назад +14

    Anjali: "Chuck thank you for your service."
    Lord...😂🤣🤣 I died lol...

    • @redmatrix
      @redmatrix Год назад +1

      Would have been super funny if he had worked at Chick-fil-a and when she said "tyfys" he would have replied "My Pleasure!"

    • @johnbraun814
      @johnbraun814 Год назад

      Possibly Chuck's last episode after lingerie joke?

  • @colonelkurtz2269
    @colonelkurtz2269 Год назад +155

    Albert Einstein made contributions to physics. His brother Frank made a monster. 👻 🎃

  • @thebraveheart6081
    @thebraveheart6081 Год назад

    Great episode with another great guest Tripathi

  • @H2x2x2
    @H2x2x2 Год назад +9

    Love your Startalk when relaxing before sleep folks. Dr Tyson you have the smoothest voice. Chuck sometimes needs his volume levelling as it wakes me up (not so much here, but when you're remonte on previous vids). Seriously AVLS! The producer should pay attention to levels carefully, or it ruins the listening experience to the point I stop. This audio is balanced nicely. Love you guys, great compliment of characters. 👍

    • @rajeevgangal542
      @rajeevgangal542 Год назад +1

      Yep but he's a hoot tho. Also very intelligent although he professes to act an idiot

  • @garth-anthonythompson3379
    @garth-anthonythompson3379 Год назад +1

    Anjali is a pleasant joy and a great fit. Please have her back more often.

  • @AmjadAli-ly2oo
    @AmjadAli-ly2oo Год назад +5

    The in person format of star talk is sooooooooo much better than the “Zoom” virtual format. Chuck’s jokes hit so much better, everyone isn’t talking over everyone else, it’s so much more natural, so much easier to listen to.

    • @EmpyreanLightASMR
      @EmpyreanLightASMR Год назад

      I've been waiting for 3 years for an in-person startalk. so many podcasts are over zoom still and it's like listening to wax cylinder recordings sometimes

  • @AceSpadeThePikachu
    @AceSpadeThePikachu Год назад +2

    Cool to see Neil doing the show back in the office again.

  • @davidw4781
    @davidw4781 Год назад

    Wow, I just love Anjali's glasses. She looks so smart with them on.

  • @Leoneedass_
    @Leoneedass_ Год назад +2

    Finally not a video call video 🎉

  • @redmatrix
    @redmatrix Год назад

    27:05 That is a part of the TV show The Expanse! The "outers" are humans that grew up in zero to low gravity and their tall slender bodies can't even stand up on Earth. (Mars too?)

  • @yveskc1
    @yveskc1 Год назад +1

    Awesome video. Very interesting 👌

  • @JustinPayton
    @JustinPayton Год назад +1

    For the next in-person interview, I'd put Chuck and Neil on one side and the guest on the other side. That way they don't have to keep turning their head back and forth.

  • @KatyDidIt124
    @KatyDidIt124 Год назад +1

    I really enjoyed ! Thank you

  • @waynegosson1793
    @waynegosson1793 Год назад +1

    I have a question. Maybe they'll answer this one. Please explain why satelites can't go in the antartic region and take clear images. Something about the curvature blocking the south pole from being seen ?

  • @Curionauta361
    @Curionauta361 Год назад +1

    Thanks my friend. I like to see your vídeos.

  • @GlassDeviant
    @GlassDeviant Год назад +3

    Sad that America doesn't do satellite crop yield analysis in 2023. I worked for a Canadian company that put up a satellite decades ago to monitor crop yields and infestation/invasion for optimizing (and minimizing) chemical use.

  • @katherandefy
    @katherandefy Год назад

    Totally enjoyed that. Thank you!

  • @andreassheriff
    @andreassheriff Год назад +1

    The aspect ratio is off.
    I see you were trying to do a thing, but it looks weird.

  • @GAMEOVERTBH
    @GAMEOVERTBH Год назад +1

    why did the angles of the room has changed? The old angles are professional more
    StarTalk?

    • @universeisundernoobligatio3283
      @universeisundernoobligatio3283 Год назад

      Just pay attention to what is being said, your angle issue will go away.

    • @GAMEOVERTBH
      @GAMEOVERTBH Год назад +1

      @@universeisundernoobligatio3283 Of course I pay attention to the conversation?
      I am an old StarTalk member 🙄

    • @PartridgeAves
      @PartridgeAves Год назад

      Is it a new video or excerpt from startalk old videos?

  • @THCza
    @THCza Год назад +3

    Yooooo we back in the office ❤️

  • @BE_FRFR
    @BE_FRFR Год назад

    I have a question I have been trying to figure out and depending on the answer I get u may have a potential theory that may work .. but here is my question as we all know nothing can escape a black hole including light or any kind of signal.. now my question is can a signal travel within the black hole or does it compress to a single point?

  • @qhahhwhew
    @qhahhwhew Год назад

    I love you guys you making my day better🎉

  • @lanatrzczka
    @lanatrzczka Год назад

    Loved it. Really great! One thing however, what's up with the weird camera lens distortion? Is it a super-wide like five inches away from their faces or something?

  • @ManaBDew
    @ManaBDew Год назад

    I do think of this often
    Excellent ty for sharing ☝️😎👍🌎 🌫️ 💨

  • @danieldurrett-w6m
    @danieldurrett-w6m Год назад

    What a time to be alive!

  • @shihabhaji9369
    @shihabhaji9369 Год назад

    Please keep all the episodes in this format of live in person interactions between the grate Neil, the wonderful Chuck and the interesting gests. I know that you guys are doing the best you can during the virtual episodes, but it's much better this way. Keep up with good work

  • @Myinsights19
    @Myinsights19 9 месяцев назад

    If we are on the moon and see the earth 🌎 do we see downward or upward?

  • @babbaunited5882
    @babbaunited5882 Год назад

    Thank you for the show👌 I learn so much, English, Physics, Comedy....😂. I got one question: is time going slower when the earth is near to the center of our galaxy? do we have different time zones in our galaxy? the more mass the slower time goes...so we have different time zones in the whole universe, in our galaxy and our solar system? sorry for my bad English :-( all the best from Germany

  • @AnalogX64
    @AnalogX64 Год назад +2

    Enjoyed this video :) the only thing was odd was the aspect ratio of the footage. Seemed squished.

    • @KinetikFox
      @KinetikFox Год назад

      I thought it was my vodka-altered vision 😛

  • @paulpisters668
    @paulpisters668 Год назад

    Liked this set up.

  • @Ali-lm7uw
    @Ali-lm7uw Год назад

    The aspect ratio is messed up. It looks stretched wide

  • @dropshot1967
    @dropshot1967 Год назад +3

    Oxygen can be made by having watervapour in the upper layers of the atmosphere getting hit by sunlight (ultraviolet I believe). The Hydrogen can then be blown into space by the sunlight leaving the oxygen in the atmosphere. Of course Oxygen will most likely react with other elements, but there would be some oxygen in the atmosphere for a time.

  • @mikal
    @mikal Год назад

    What's going on with the aspect ratio here? Looks like someone stretch the video horizontally. May want to re-edit this.

  • @joseimpact
    @joseimpact Год назад

    Omg a in person peisode!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @jmanj3917
    @jmanj3917 Год назад

    0:55 Chuck! My man!! What happened to the BIHL-lions, a la Carl Sagan?

  • @lesliejora9344
    @lesliejora9344 Год назад +1

    pls never stop d podcast lol

  • @hdmorris255
    @hdmorris255 Год назад

    If the JWST was in another galaxy, how likely would it be to find earth?

  • @mannyk2755
    @mannyk2755 Год назад +1

    Rather than zooming in and out, please keep all three in one frame when you’re doing a video like this again.. 😖

  • @marianagyorgyfalvi3659
    @marianagyorgyfalvi3659 Год назад

    In what form does it remove hydrogen and helium gas, to be fine dust particles?

  • @redrobin8544
    @redrobin8544 Год назад

    What is a good diet for space travel?

  • @anewman
    @anewman Год назад

    I had to make sure this wasnt recorded pre pandemic because i couldnt believe he did a show in person. still cant really believe it.

  • @cmdargument
    @cmdargument Год назад

    Link to the paper Anjali Tripathi mentioned, is there one?

  • @TheDriftless
    @TheDriftless Год назад

    Great and fun discussion!

  • @proud_atheist5759
    @proud_atheist5759 Год назад +3

    My only question, why are all the exoplanets so far found only have orbits in days??

    • @graemethompson6705
      @graemethompson6705 Год назад +3

      I would think that more regular transits = more easily observable

  • @kyanothesacredfoo222
    @kyanothesacredfoo222 Год назад

    The fact that this concept has been around for years and people argue about it not being real or not even tho theres scientific proof and evidence of it being real, the government should've taken more action against it simply by getting rid of the problem, all the fossil fuel ran vehicles and factories.

  • @DeviantDiscoveries
    @DeviantDiscoveries Год назад

    I really really miss the days where they actually sat and discussed things beside each other. This webcam setup nowadays feels much more anti social, lazy and colder for the viewer. This video was very pleasant.

  • @cesksan8841
    @cesksan8841 Год назад

    Could be posible, theoricaly, freeze the light? Thanks

    • @jettmthebluedragon
      @jettmthebluedragon Год назад +1

      You can’t freeze light 😑just look at space 😐you can’t freeze something that does NOT physically exist 😑light is massless the only reason light exists is because of the reactions of that object 😐not all reactions produce light as a product 😑

  • @terrakamino
    @terrakamino Год назад

    Thank you so much.

  • @danut05
    @danut05 Год назад

    I like her, she's very grounded

  • @jmanj3917
    @jmanj3917 Год назад +2

    2:40 It's killing you to avoid saying something about W, isn't it, Chuck?
    😂

  • @RidingwithDylan
    @RidingwithDylan Год назад

    WHERE CAN I GET A NIEL DEGRASSE TYSON BOBLEHEAD?????

  • @Incorruptus1
    @Incorruptus1 Год назад +1

    The methane general impression is farts. But methane can also be produced by rotten plantmatter, and for instance fungi feeding of rotten plant matter. So does not really have to point to only animal life, or bacteria etc.

  • @mackenzieallen
    @mackenzieallen Год назад

    I enjoy entertainment, thank you

  • @deborahsimpson4968
    @deborahsimpson4968 Год назад

    I want to know all about that incredi globe. Very difficult to discern. Astrolog8ical?

  • @ashoksafaya5397
    @ashoksafaya5397 3 месяца назад

    Well Dr Tyson any difference between Tripathy and Trivedi, can you imagine Chaturvedi yet SC ST.

  • @Palidine4M0O
    @Palidine4M0O Год назад

    Is there something up with the view ratio? Feeling wider than normal, and that globe behind Neil is wider than it is tall.

  • @chuckborozinski5110
    @chuckborozinski5110 Год назад

    I really enjoy and look forward to your videos and the discussion between you and Chuck. However I would suggest the next time you bring on a woman expert put her on your right side and Chuck on your left. It just seemed to me there was a lot of discussoin going on between you and Chuck right in front of her face. I just felt that since she was the guest Expert on EXO planets, it appeared she was just wedged in between you two. Love your episodes, just my own observation.

  • @tripendicular
    @tripendicular Год назад

    Chuck is the BEST

  • @SerbanTeodorescu
    @SerbanTeodorescu Год назад

    What happened with the video ratio?

  • @Hank-x5q
    @Hank-x5q Год назад

    Why is this a subject by itself that humanity need to be concern with?

  • @jeffsiegwart
    @jeffsiegwart Год назад +1

    What a breath of fresh air to see a young cute Astro Physicist. I watched her Ted Talk of 7 years ago when she was around 17 yrs old. She is amazing! We will see more of her, I am sure. 🪐🪐🪐

  • @TheNickarnett
    @TheNickarnett Год назад +2

    Yassss! First like and first comment! Love you guys!

  • @politiciansthrowstones
    @politiciansthrowstones Год назад

    NDT Will deliver his own eulogy he loves to hear his own Voice so much

  • @leatherface4133
    @leatherface4133 Год назад

    Miss the personal interviews in the office ❤

  • @KaustubhJoshi91
    @KaustubhJoshi91 Год назад

    The last question about the gases escaping the planet Earth, shouldn't we be leaving a trail of those as we are orbiting around the Sun?

  • @TheSouthernSiren
    @TheSouthernSiren Год назад +4

    Anjali was an enjoyable guest. She was very impressive. And good for her, not wanting to reveal her age. I don't know men always want to ask that silly question of women . 🙄 It's rude!
    "😑💭My age? Why does it matter? I'm smart and I get stuff done!"

    • @Xarpenter
      @Xarpenter 9 месяцев назад

      Women constantly ask me my age. What does that tell you? Why do they keep asking? Why does it matter? I'm smart and I get things done.

  • @KatyDidIt124
    @KatyDidIt124 Год назад

    Isotopes of the CONS elements can help determine if a compound is from made from elements that are produced by life or by some other method.

    • @jettmthebluedragon
      @jettmthebluedragon Год назад +1

      No they don’t 😑as you can’t live in a radioactive environment 😑isatopes for oxygen and hydrogen can are are radio active 😑and you can die from the only oxygen for life to exist is o2 if it’s not o2 then the chain breaks 😑

  • @mackenzieallen
    @mackenzieallen Год назад

    Cow farts have been a topic of discussion in the context of global warming. While it is true that cows produce methane, a potent greenhouse gas, during their digestive process, it is primarily through burps and not farts that they emit this gas. In fact, according to the Environmental Protection Agency, the leading sources of greenhouse gas emissions are transportation, electricity production, industry, residential housing, and agriculture. While agriculture accounts for 10% of greenhouse gas emissions from the financial sector, not all of those emissions come from cows. Soil, land, feed, and manure management also contribute to the agriculture industry's ecological footprint.
    It is important to note that the problem with cows comes down to their burps, not their farts. Cows produce a lot of methane during their digestive process, and the vast majority of this methane escapes by eructation (belching). While cow burps have been identified as a significant contributor to climate change, it is not the only source of greenhouse gas emissions.
    In conclusion, while cow burps do contribute to global warming, it is not the only source of greenhouse gas emissions. It is important to consider all sources of greenhouse gas emissions and take steps to reduce them in order to mitigate the effects of climate change.

  • @abstract5249
    @abstract5249 Год назад

    11:10 I laughed way too hard at that hexagon joke.

  • @rimurutempest2130
    @rimurutempest2130 Год назад

    Damn We missed opportunity to get her working for our ISRO India . Anyway jackpot scientist for NASA

  • @Pottery4Life
    @Pottery4Life Год назад

    Indirectly. Yes, it's possible.

  • @matteoespert5009
    @matteoespert5009 Год назад

    Anjali she's beautiful and intelligent she is a dream 😍 ✨️ ❤️

  • @Ranveer_Singh_sangha03
    @Ranveer_Singh_sangha03 Год назад

    The video ratio changed looks good and different ❤

  • @nancis464
    @nancis464 Год назад

    On a side note, this is the first episode I've seen where they're all in the same room.

  • @johnglielmi6428
    @johnglielmi6428 Год назад

    Nature came up with the Hexagon, Bees use it making their honey combs because it it the most efficient way for a polygon to fill a space. all other polygons will leave large voids in that space.

  • @cristiankin5420
    @cristiankin5420 Год назад

    First interview with a guest in person since covid?

  • @youngblack253
    @youngblack253 Год назад

    I know we need atmosphere to harness the benefits of propellers. But I do wonder what benefit a propeller would have on any craft.

  • @arturocaballero1480
    @arturocaballero1480 Год назад

    Her mind is beautiful

  • @heresthethingyouguys
    @heresthethingyouguys Год назад

    Is this a re-upload? Neil looks 20 years younger...

  • @anwerj
    @anwerj Год назад

    Chuck talking about physics and Neil making jokes. We have come a long way.😂

  • @mickeybrumfield764
    @mickeybrumfield764 Год назад

    We know of one planet that has life, and on that planet, there is intelligent life. That is 100% of the planets with life having intelligent life. We on this planet that have achieved having intelligent life may have gone about a more difficult way than is normal. We really don't know much about lifes potential for becoming intelligent on other planets.

    • @mickeybrumfield764
      @mickeybrumfield764 Год назад

      @ConontheBinarian
      What is becoming substantiated is that humans on the planet earth have been wrong about thinking this planet is something special and that there is no other place like it. There are other planets.

  • @stevenswapp4768
    @stevenswapp4768 Год назад

    Aaahhh, still has that new episode smell!