now I am helping us to find my space-relatives... we need some hope on this planet!!!

Hi everyone! I would like to complain about an issue that bothers me now for a while. It has nothing to do with the video that you're watching, but still might be off your interest. I am a fan off you tube and watch quiet a lot of videos and the ones I don't watch straight away, I save in my "watch later" list. In this list used to be a button called " remove watched videos", which since a while has vanished! It used to be very useful and I strongly recommend to you tube to bring it back!! If you should feel the same as me, please copy and paste this in as many comments as possible and who knows, we might get what we want after all! Thanks for your time and participation!!😊

I wish you would keep your audio podcasts of these shows up to date. I love listening to these while I'm out for a walk or just before bedtime.

Good lecture, I have been running the SETI@home for 15 years hoping for that Nobel Prize :-)

@thetherorist9244

4 жыл бұрын

SETI at home lol...outdated and doesn't work

@bgtubber

4 жыл бұрын

​@@thetherorist9244 Any proof to your claims? I'm running it right now on my GTX 1080 Ti + GTX 980 and I'm receiving and sending work units without any issues.

@thetherorist9244

4 жыл бұрын

@@bgtubber fool....hahahahaah..people like you watch the screen and never ask the questions....hahahah....it must be real...lol

@MultiBikerboy1

4 жыл бұрын

bgtubber July 2020 and the crass ‘SETI @home ‘ project collapses as ‘To the Stars Academy’ put out incredible footage of ‘UAP’s allegedly performing way above any known technology. Has the penny dropped at last?

@ow_

3 жыл бұрын

@@thetherorist9244 i do ask questions. i've read through the source code of Seti@HOME (it's open source, you can read it's code yourself). there's nothing lying or fake about it.

25:27 the Theory has been confirmed once more

@YTEdy

3 жыл бұрын

I was going to mention that. Odd coincidence or something else?

I thoroughly enjoyed this. Thank you!

About 14 minutes in, he speculated that it would be a good idea for some spacecraft to fly through the eruption plumes of Enceladus: I wonder if he knows that Cassini did that very thing about two years prior to his talk?

Is there anything a private citizen can do similar to the old Project Argus terminals, etc to be involved or has it all advanced so far now that its just too above that?

it was a great talk... but I think it will be very difficult to detect any communication signals which originated many light years ago. the amplitude of waves keeps on increasing as you get further away from the source. we might need a receiver as big as the earth.

So sad watching this in 2021 now that arecibo is gone. :(

Holy shit! Arecibo did end up getting "zapped" too! Haha. That's a little freaky ...

@peterpo9880

2 жыл бұрын

Sure is freaky. Maybe those aliens are magnifying our signals and bouncing them back at us at 1000 x amplitude.

I propose we might have a hard time finding the frequency they're transmitting on because, like on Earth, standards established aren't always logical. If the first two civilizations in the galaxy that found each other did it on an oddball frequency, rather than the water hole, then they'd each use that frequency for ALL of their transmissions, and every civilization since would do that. Adoption of a bad interstellar standard could hide them from us for several thousand years.

Very informative, and delightful to hear. Thank you.

A bit like listening to the radio to find out whether life exists in Africa. If we do pick up radio signals it will probably either be from a civilisation that has moved way past the idea of the speed of light being a limiting factor in communicating, and has already visited earth, or one that has blown itself out of existance.

It is an informative wonderful talk. Don't let the people writing about politics turn you dwon! Thanks for the upload.

@dawnkumar5669

7 жыл бұрын

setiathome.berkeley.edu/join.php

@DokktorDeth

6 жыл бұрын

dwon??

It would make more sense to transmit a signal over vast interstellar distances using shorter wavelengths as the beam divergence from coherent electromagnetic radiation is proportionally less. Signals from ordinary omnidirectional radio transmission artifacts would not be heard over interstellar distances because they would be so weak that reception would be at impossibly low signal strengths . As a transmitter highly collimated LASER's would be ideal for interstellar distances because of low beam divergence at vast distances. The visible spectrum is noticed by animals that have existed since the Cambrian Era over half a billion years ago on Earth. Also such signals could be detected and even received by far more primitive civilizations as Alexander Graham Bell's invention of the Photophone which could receive optically modulated analog signals was in the year 1880 A.D. When we look at more advanced optical telescope facilities in the 20th century an artificial LASER signal sent by an alien entity from a interstellar source if noticed would have attracted much attention to it. What would be a good choice for transmission. Digital signals or analog.Maybe both at different times to a distant planet. How about analog music at first that would be like telling others that we are here. Just my opinion here.

See ‘to the stars academy’ looks like the game is coming to a close folks....they’ve been visiting us for decades possibly thousands of years.

@cracklypete

3 жыл бұрын

No one wonders why the e.t. visitors don’t molest our armed jets ? Maybe bc they are actually “us” from the future. Just sayin

@ 19:17 PLUTO made it to the roll-call!

People have been asking the Fermi question for “a few hundred thousand years”? Where did he get that?

the nearest star, alpha centari, is 4 light years from here! good luck in your quest.

@DokktorDeth

4 жыл бұрын

Proxima Centauri

55:00 imager beyond pluto using sun as a lens could read license plates on extra solar planets.

Does it occur to anyone that a very advanced civilization might have build an interstellar vehicle (like the deathstar) because their planet had become uninhabitable?

Somebody from the people’s republic of berkeley used the word, blessed. That must have slipped out.

@TheRparadox

5 жыл бұрын

Meow - is that in your native tongue?

@CandidDate

5 жыл бұрын

Don't be so anthropocentric.

37:40 This is where I come it. :)

Hopefully the other inhabitants of the Milky Way are starting to get some of our awesome TV shows from the 50s now. Andy Griffith with Don Knotts, Leave it to Beaver. They're probably overwhelmed with our intelligence. . . . .

@gailhowes9398

2 жыл бұрын

To funny! Too bad we couldn’t hear the comments if they were even interested!

26:00 - Hah hah; so after your first two dishes got put onto the ground, you decided to just go to Puerto Rico, where the disk is ALREADY ON THE GROUND! That's totally brilliant!

@neinjunge5560

3 жыл бұрын

boy have I got news for you!

The answer to the Fermi Paradox.There is a beautiful loving Universe many people claim they experience when they are undergoing an NDE. Long before any Advanced Civilization gains the technology necessary for Interstellar Travel - they find a way to escape to that Universe. In other words, it is technologically easier to get to that other very pleasant and safer place, than it is to develop the Type II Civilization Technology necessary for Interstellar Travel. This explains why we have found no sign of an Advanced Alien Civilization anywhere in our Universe.

If the “Others” do have means of traveling huge distances without time loss you can only hope they are NOT like humans. The first thing we would do if we could do it, is bringing religion, diseases and war to that planet.

If anyone did tune in to our frequencies then what the hell would they want to come here for? One episode of Coronation Street or East Enders would send them zooming at light speed in the opposite direction for sure !

@segura2112

5 жыл бұрын

We might be their version of reality tv.

The intelligence could be more adapt... But the elements are the same, no matter how far. Not sure how advanced intelligence can get

We could well be the only superintelligent species in the Milky Way. Our way of life is the product of a scientific and mathematical revolution that began with the work of Copernicus and the discovery of algebra, both in the 16th century. Once algebraic notation was completed (1620) and the telescope was invented, progress became quite rapid. But getting to the 16th century required more than 4.5B years. I have no idea how to answer the question of how rare superintelligence is in other galaxies.

@shadetreader

Жыл бұрын

The existence of capıtalism proves that this species isn't intelligent.

@lylecosmopolite

Жыл бұрын

@@shadetreader Please define "capitalism."

17:13 things get interesting... Earth’s “radio+” channel’s getting noisier

@MultiBikerboy1

4 жыл бұрын

July 2020 and ‘SETI home ‘ collapses as To the Stars Academy’ release incredible footage of USP’s.....oh dear.

Just a quick one ? Could advanced civilisations use gravity waves to communicate! Not sure how fast they travel just a thought :)

@matte6352

4 жыл бұрын

clayton andrew Gravity travels at the speed of light.

@koori3085

Жыл бұрын

They travel at the speed of light, but require the mass of neutron stars or black holes colliding. If they could manage that, they could just send a TV commercial.

I have no proof of this... But I believe we are not alone,

It’s too late to just listen though... so the question should be preparations and work on figuring out the nature of their signals or presence at all(META), and in the process, work on a truly universal (A.I. focussed) language, like LINCOS attempt and similar, that can be thus transmitted... Personally I’m much interested in questions of holographic data storage and encryption, not just using one frequency or channel but across the whole spectrum... encoded in pieces... over-charged highly efficient transmission, effective at probing through the obstacles presented by (space)environment And installing quantum telegraph prototypes on current deep space satellites, building relays at Lagrange points... Clearly the way to go while we’re mining the outer, Kuiper belt

If you sit quietly for 15min everyday you will soon learn that your not alone. You will have communication with other dimensional beings*** 100%

How long were humans on Earth before we started producing radio signals? No radio signal from a planet does not mean no life on that planet.

We are alone we have no other prof 👽

While Drake's equation points to intelligent life, how about the probability of any life at all on these exoplanets? There are several places in the Solar System that life, other than Earth, could exist. Could we find evidence of any life, including microbes, at all in these places? The Mars experience is so far disappointing, I would hope that more thorough investigations can be carried out soon for Mars, Europa, Titan, and Enceladus to enable us to answer this question -- is it possible that life, in whatever form, exists in habitable environments, other than on planet Earth? I worry about this because so far artificial creation of living cells from non-living matters has not been successful, despite numerous carefully engineered trials by many relentless biologists. If we also cannot find even microbes in other supposedly habitable environments in the Solar System, coupled with the lack of response to SETI, then these strongly suggest that something very likely must have happened, unique to Earth, at a single peculiar moment, which resulted in life here, but cannot be copied anywhere or at any other time in the Universe. This could mean that life on Earth would then be the only life-form in the entire Universe.

MAGA KAG 2020

Do you know how you can copy, manipulate, and past messages. We attempt to point a telescope at an advanced culture I'm sure they've erected some cloak or field displacement for us to see an uninhabited galaxy or solar system. Life develops rules and it's only fair when we are able to talk to others with the same technology level. I could be wrong. There might be life that allows us to observe them but if we could it would give us ideas how to advance our technology before we're ready. If the universe is teeming with life it's also hiding itself imo. For safety purposes. Also, if there were and Alien culture observing us from inside Jupiter we wouldn't know about if for a very long time. The question is if that's true, what is the likeliness of a malfunction that exposes them? I'm sure any sufficiently advanced civilization doesn't let any of their people or technology fail. That's my guess.

41:58 I installed this on all the computers at my school!

@dawnkumar5669

7 жыл бұрын

Did you get permission? lol

@jakejones3846

7 жыл бұрын

I set it up as a background hidden process. :)

@MultiBikerboy1

4 жыл бұрын

Jake Jones July 2020 the ridiculous SETI. Home collapses as ‘To the Stars Academy’ put out incredible footage of USP’s. Has the penny dropped yet?

Wait... how can we get through the ice if we don't have machine guns and bombs? Ice is tough and a very worthy enemy. I will become Ice Rambo and kill that ice.

@schmitty5461

5 жыл бұрын

Using the decay heat of a radioactive substance to melt the ice attached to a probe with a wire for relaying info. Also Extremely low frequency's can penetrate allot of ice for possible communication and/or scanning.

24:00 Whoaaa! and now the Aricebo Telescope has been destroyed in the hurricane. No??? WTF!!!???

Logic and rational supposition suggests - perhaps insists even - that intelligent life is not restricted to our planet. With this realitae, surely it is better we find E.T. before E.T. finds us.

We’re never gonna find ET looking at individual stars we need to find a way to scan an entire galaxy at one time and to pin point anomalies that would be way more efficient and less time consuming. Easier said then done but that would put an end to the mystery one way or the other.

@MultiBikerboy1

4 жыл бұрын

‘To the Stars Academy’ putting an end to the mystery once and for all.

Ah man, just once I'd like to learn something without hearing about politics. I already know about politics. I know enough to know it sucks so bad I need to learn how to get off this rock of jerks.

One of the first things extraterrestrial beings will ask us, is why we can afford to spend so much money searching for life out there, when so many people on this planet don't have any food and water...!!! I don't have the answer! Do you.?.?

Thank you. I don't mind listening, but not sure about sending stuff out in "we are here" ads. I had an oval small dome noiseless UFO sail over my head on down the street as a kid playing outside with other kids in Austin, TX, 1963. It's disturbing. More like a deer frozen in the headlights, only it's daytime. Anyway, sometimes the science approach not only takes time and hard concentration even a little trust in this system that may want to use such things as a system of fear and control. As all religion, we've learned from the past, does. Inspiration is the key that's just the way it is. And I draw mine from documentaries like this, so that I can hope; something science, reason, atheistic, zzz zzz, you know, it just can't do. And dogma & fear are everywhere, even science. It's the best way to go, for sure, if we have half a chance of surviving. But it lacks, the power of the cosmos, the music of the spheres, however you want to frame it, to inspire with great imagination. Hope. Thank you. kzread.info/dash/bejne/pmt5o86Nk72sp7w.html

Good talk, great history of ideas on how we've tried, as a species, to "listen" or reach out to other possible civilizations. Also information on what and how SETI is currently looking. Not a deep scientific discussion, but directed mostly for the general public. At about 40 minutes in Dr, Werthimer talks about how we can help with SETI computing right in your own home. Obviously, the thumb down percentage comes from some sort of a crowdsourced type of attack.

25:31 Looks like the Zapped theory is true after all.

@njorogepeterlito

3 жыл бұрын

Very funny 😁, but not many will get it.

Our Galaxy is teaming of life but using radio and laser technology is highly extremely rare! Maybe the only way is to see the life on the other planet is extremely large space telescope using visible light directly to observe the planets in our quadrant of our Galaxy #&#

It appears that no one is out there.

Make America Great Again

Would that same donor of $200M also be in favor of helping humans here in the USA with Medicare for all?

note to self: 31:54

Why not use Breakthrough Listening to wee if they're here.

Would love to know how alien civilizations survived their version of Barak Obama.

So sad that SETI is gone! I have faster devices and unlimited data compared to when SETI was around.

Video starts at 2:58 kzread.info/dash/bejne/dKuelNulntSuoto.htmlm58s

I'm pretty confident that with bombs and machine guns that we can get through that ice on Europa.

We could spend the money wasted at Berkeley on something like oh hmm... say sending a big f'n nuke to Europa to open up that pond and taking a look;P

There - Is - Nobody - Out - There

@ 25:45 TEN BILLIONS BOWLS OF CORN FLAKES?!

7:22 how in the world that people would think that there are no planets close to the Stars. That's indication that dose people working with astronomy, have a very poor knowledge of astronomy. Formation of stars creates a debreeze that makes a planets. That is simple as that, and those people don't know that. I heard on the other channels same story, they didn't know about planets existing around Stars, and they are in astronomy.

@KILLERK260464

4 жыл бұрын

Worst bad poor grasp of the English way of talking to you soon and I am not sure what to expect from a virus-free computer protected by avast antivirus software ever.

SETI at home is in hibernation & is no longer distributing tasks. They must have run out of funding.

If life is here it's out there we're not that special

I've never seen so many time stamps in a comment section...here is all you need to know... they're coming to eat us....

If they were only 100 years ahead of us that might turn out to be huge gap.

Sorry,but hi al redy have yous the 20miljen or hvor hav vi her Notting, they gorn avatar desepiret????? ??? ????.

@sirstigfalkengard9193

5 жыл бұрын

Dat 2019,26/6 klok 23,18 Denmark quin Margrete 🇩🇰.

Civ. Bilion of years... that not hapend

Just as a post script: Why is the assumption that ET has AM; FM; SSB radios? Radio is a peculiar human discovery and development. What gives these people the idea that ET's modulation techniques are similar to our own?? For the uneducated among you all the radio spectrum is light, got that hm? I'm sure that there are a hundred ways ETs can send signals into space; wobbling gravity wave, for instance; banging trashcan lids together....

@ryanashby2188

5 жыл бұрын

Ummm..... first of all because light (incl. radio) is the fastest way that anything can and will be transmitted. Maybe someday some civilization will (or has) exploit wormholes or some other extreme form of travel/spacetime warping but even so they would need to send signals somehow and I don't see any way to do so without light... Even gravity waves travel at the speed of light. Gravity waves are also so hard to detect and so difficult to generate that any civilization would have to use some form of electromagnetism (UV, IR, Radio, Microwave, X-Ray, etc.) WAY before that. Also, banging trashcan lids together would produce sound waves, which are ridiculously slow and easily lost and dissipated. Also trashcan lid banging would release light in the form of heat (IR radiation). BTW, radio is NOT a "peculiar human discovery" and would've been there and would still be there whether we discovered it or not.

Lol. Not surprise by "Abdullah" viewpoint.

How ever clever he is, he's not wise to use the platform making political stab. Does he not care about offending some people?

@ryanashby2188

5 жыл бұрын

If he's offending trump supporters then who cares? I think that was his point. If he's pro science he can't be pro trump

@nayanmipun6784

5 жыл бұрын

For idiot Ryan and Fester well then who cares for idiots in the Left

@scottjames761

3 жыл бұрын

Still way better than china Biden and camel toe

Never let anybody tell you science is apolitical.

@nmarbletoe8210

6 жыл бұрын

science is, scientists aren't

@dnbjedi

6 жыл бұрын

Science pretends to be apolitical at it's own peril!!!!!! Look at what they have done to it in the USA!!! It's nice to imagine that science has nothing to do with politics, but when you cannot afford your equipment because christian conservatives or flat earthers have gutted your funding---- Maybe then it will sink in--- I guess the statement: Science is apolitical is very true. But it's beside the point------ When global warming ramps up, or the world slips back into the dark ages of knowledge, and we cant do real science I think that statement will sound very sacrosanct but hollow... Science can't afford to be apolitical anymore. Scientists should be highly vocal activists. Instead they are seeking a quiet room away from outside disturbances, while their detractors are conjuring up bullshit like flat earth and hollow earth and gaia project, ancient aliens, big foot.... wtf is wrong with people they seem to want something more fantastic than the truth? Something that makes them money. ... Scientists AND science, need to start coming up with political and social ideas to save us from capitalism.

@phoneone1371

6 жыл бұрын

R u a idiot ? Wtf no science should not fudge facts to a political end .U r whats wrong with the world

@hrlrl9309

5 жыл бұрын

99% of climate scientists agree climate change is important and we need more money for research

le drumph, am i rite guys?

Three words likely nullify this project. Inverse square law.

@iggy082

5 жыл бұрын

Nope!

Ehh, how old is this talk....I thought thats exactly what they already did on the plumes of Enceludes?

(28:48) Sen. Robert Byrd? You might want to change the dedication name Byrd was KKK member, google Sen. Byrd's history.

Wouldn't it be reasonable to behave as if were alone and precious e take especial care for the human life? What about start to value every single life from embryonic to old age? What about treat every human being as human indifferently from social class, color or religion?

@zero132132

6 жыл бұрын

I don't understand how the presence or lack of extraterrestrial life would affect what we should value here. The prospect that there's no other home for sapient beings is frightening, but even if I knew it weren't the case, that if our world died, it wouldn't be lights-out for the entire universe, it wouldn't change how I think individuals should behave. I don't understand how it could.

To literally answer the question posed...... YES! as to ETs, it's not a given but certainly seems likely looking at the size of the universe. Unless it's all a projection beyond our solar system and these astro-fools have been well tricked....!

A good lecture but you are looking at the problem in a "human way," Human speak and listen but if you are NOT human you can not speak or listen. So How Do You communicate, You sent and receive . So if you in a forest and you walk around you will never see other animals. But At night you will "hear them all" We need to send out calls in the night and then listen to who answers.

Closest inteligent civilization ... far GPa (gigaparsec) away ... more or less ... simple astronomy

Yes, quadrillions of unique creatures such as angels and at least billions of humans in spiritual bodies (After all weare all spirits, our fleshly bodies are just tents that we dwell in until we move and our tents go back to the dust,which are the only things buried in graves, caskets & seplicurs, spirits can never die, they/we wil live forever at oneplace or another in this INFINITE UNIVERSE!

wouldnt 100 mill dollars change the world for the better

@mycinematics8948

6 жыл бұрын

Not really, takes 31 billion to stop world hunger. FYI the Christian church evades paying tax that would accumulate to 70+ billion dollars if they were made to pay like everyone else. That's every single year, and only in the U.S too. They could stop the entirety of world hunger twice over with how much they evade in taxes. Imagine how much money they have to own, to have a tax bill that high and no wonder when they never have to pay it. You would need to multiply 100,000,000 by 3,100 to stop world hunger. You would need to take half of what the christian church evades in tax. I have nothing against christianity, other than it's a religion whose morale ethics are just like those of almost every single religion and that is old and outdated.

@mycinematics8948

6 жыл бұрын

I would say I am not religious, but I am not saying there isn't a "God" just that our very comprehension of what a God would be is diluted through the minds of people who sought only to empower their own ideals.

@fredhubbard7210

6 жыл бұрын

Don't worry about the church making money... this boondoggle is never going to make a dime.

@hisnamewasSam

6 жыл бұрын

No. But if people with nothing would start feeding and fending for themselves, the cost would be zero in dollars yet reap huge personal rewards.

@fredhubbard7210

6 жыл бұрын

Kevin Messner: You are psychopath.

Well, et just zapped your Aceibo scope!

Oh! This is from 2017! Well duh!

I am an engineer by training. I'm deeply offended by the liberal view in academia. Won't cry if all these program are defended and force to get their funding via their demonstrated value. If these lectures are that wonderful. Let them charge admission and get their funding that way rather than hold their hat out and bite the hands that feed them.

@ryanashby2188

5 жыл бұрын

That is because if the conservatives ran everything, there would be NO academia.... Don't you realize that we would be in the stone age still without federal funding? You can be offended by the liberal view if you want but the truth is that there would be no more NASA, no space projects, etc. without the Democrats. If all these venues have to obtain their own funding, many will disappear and the others will be charging crazy high fees. Then the same conservatives will be complaining that they're too expensive and are robbing people...

@Deciheximal

5 жыл бұрын

"I'm deeply offended by the liberal view in academia." Yes, this is a problem. "If these lectures are that wonderful, let them charge admission" Completely different subject you veered into. You're not a conservative, you're an extremist capitalist who doesn't care about science.

@Jaggerbush

Жыл бұрын

Quit your bullshit. You’re not an engineer.

Look: ET BILU - UFO - ZIGURATS.

nothing special conclusion this guy has given in this lecture he is repeating just the same thing over and over again that we already know

@KipIngram

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, but the point is that the lecture was given for the live audience, who chose to come see it - it wasn't designed as an optimized education platform for Nayan Mipun.

If people can’t get past a timely joke, then clearly they aren’t interested enough in, or at least not focused on, the actual scientific discussion going on...

What’s with the comments about D. Trump?

I love learning.. listening to people thst are more versed in subjects such as this..keep ur politics to ur self..TRUMP 2020

13:24 know hes lying.

This chap does not, obviously, know or comprehend the Inverse Square Law. Oh, sorry, he's in this for the money, not to educate the audience. I suggest that you all tune to youtube > GRESHAM COLLEGE lectures, where you WILL LEARN SOMETHING.

Does anyone really believe that we on earth are the only life in the univers? Unless you believe in God and to keep us busy he has made more galaxy's with billions of stars and with planets orbiting each sun that they outnumber all the sand on all the beaches in all the world you are just a denier in reality. But I guess we need the I believe and I don't believers in the world to make it all interesting.

Can I please watch one astronomy panel video without smarmy references to Trump? Some of us actually like our president AND support science, hard as that is to believe. I'm a grad student in materials science, for example.

@glutinousmaximus

6 жыл бұрын

It's a great pity then. that Trump doesn't give a shit about science.

@beanlegume9965

6 жыл бұрын

Adam Mangler That's your opinion, but not necessarily the correct one. BTW, props to the Materials Scientist above, pretty much the holy grail of all fields.

@glutinousmaximus

6 жыл бұрын

Well, you're right Zeke - It is my opinion! And now I've heard yours :0)

@PinkasBrown44

6 жыл бұрын

those who actually like Trump need to be taken care of (not in a good way). I am not American, but the opposition actually got more votes than him, who just won due a very dubious criterium that represents a huge flaw in the American voting system. Majority of Americans didn´t vote to have Trump as president. Very disturbing.

@sp769

6 жыл бұрын

More votes only in California where all the satanic kidfuckers hang out

BTW, I thought the Trump jab was funny. Well, I watched all the youtube golf tournament videos for weeks. Then I watched all the youtube nature docs for weeks. And now it seems that after several weeks I've seen all the decent astronomy/space docs available. Quirky Michio Kaku and somewhat funny NDT (Neil Degrasse Tyson) and the permanently smiling Mr. Filipenko are in many of them. So now I'm watching astronomy lectures---a guy in front of a podium. What did I do with my life before I had a laptop and an internet connection? Oh yeah, there were these things that you checked out from the library called books. Mars looks like the next frontier. Billions of dollars will be spent getting humans there and back. Yes, Olympus Mons and the Valles Marineris are stunning but the really interesting planets (for example, orbiting the Alpha Centauri triple star system) are too many light years away for human exploration---at least for now. Someone please put me in a cryo-sleep chamber and wake me up in 200-500 years when maybe we've figured out how to reach these stars and planets within 20 light years of our watery orb, Earth. I suppose we'll just send A.I. human-like robots to these distant worlds. They don't eat or drink.

Sete use my computer!!!!

He made the Trump comment at 5mins. It's amazing that it takes something that simple to get Trump supporters all hot and bothered. What's even more amazing is that Trump supporters had the attention span to make it to 5mins.

@finally_startingtopost

6 жыл бұрын

I actually agree with you...and I'm a mild Trump supporter...it's just getting creepy as it seems both sides of the aisle have anti-science groups within them....we got climate change weirdos on one side and folks who think there are 78 genders & you are a woman if you "feel like it"..on another side....Some folks even think an 8.5 month fetus in a gals stomach is not a life and it's fine to stab it in the head.....creepy stuff....creepy times....

@Richard-nu1sv

6 жыл бұрын

Go to your safe space and hug a teddybear.

@raaspider

6 жыл бұрын

I'm surprised they even clicked on a science video must have been a mistake

@hardtofind66

6 жыл бұрын

Is that a picture of You or your child?

@albinoviper2876

6 жыл бұрын

no that is him, a child