Neil deGrasse Tyson's Skepticism Over UFO's

Taken from JRE #1658 w/Neil deGrasse Tyson:

[Synaw]

I honestly wasn’t expecting Neil to have Joe on again.

[brianc]

I imagine if you invited him to your birthday party he would spend the entire time there explaining why it wasn't your birthday

[mikem]

Could you imagine being around this guy on a day to day basis?

[annamiller]

I need to see Neil Degrasse Tyson and Bob Lazar on together

[jordanreynolds]

Joe brings this guy on every once and a while to test himself.

[zainery]

Its almost like Joe trained for years to be able to deal with this guy

[YuLiQigong]

Interview with one of the RADAR operators in the Nimitz fleet: After spotting these anomalies, we checked the calibration of the system and even rebooted it and the anomalies were still there. Also, they appeared on different RADARs.

[kyleschellenberger]

I love how baked Joe is and super relaxed he is

[jopo]

Joe is always an excellent guest on the Neil deGrasse Tyson Experience.

[briansavage]

He's one of those guys you start talking to at a party, and an hour later you've hardly gotten a word in and you have no idea why you're talking about Mongolians.

[williamstone]

There's a very healthy lesson in NDT's skepticism; if more people questioned, sourced and better analyzed the things they see and read online and in life in general, there'd be much less stupidity and division in this world.

[darrynlyon]

I’m a former Navy firefighter, and I’m at least very familiar with Naval maintenance on equipment, and aviation equipment is held to an INSANE standard. You should see how aviation maintenance is conducted. When planes are being worked on, EVERY.SINGLE. wire, screw, bolt, clamp, circuit…EVERY single solitary piece of the aircraft, AND the equipment/tools used to work on them, is inspected, calibrated, inventoried, logged, and reassembled to minuscule tolerances. If a single piece of something is leftover or fails a test, after it’s reassembled, every single part of the maintenance starts over again. The maintenance and pre-flight checks is ridiculously stringent and tedious. Every time. It HAS to be. That’s how they catch all these defects or faulty parts. There’s absolutely no room for laziness. They’re calibrated and checked and double-checked constantly. These are our primary lines of defense for the United States. Now, is it possible that these pre-flight checks were gundecked? Sure, but that’s a big “if”, and this was caught by MULTIPLE POINTS planes on MULTIPLE occasions. This argument simply doesn’t hold water.

[danpd]

Best guest this show ever had. Joe should definitely come back.

[neonpop]

I love how he keeps talking about human arrogance but can't see his own

[h]

Joe: '' 4 airmen have reportedly seen the same thing according to Navy pilot David Fravor...''
Neil: '' When was their last eyesight exam? When were the cockpits last cleaned? It might've been just a smudge on the lens''

[G-Linka.]

For someone so smart, it took him a while to describe a bottle of water!!!
LMAO!

[HunterMariano]

Cop: “I saw you going 30 over the speed limit.”
Neil: “That’s what the 𝘴𝘦𝘯𝘴𝘰𝘳 told you.”

[Mo-bcbw]

Neil the type of guy that will wake up his wife just to tell her he’s going to sleep

[bcherbs]

Neil is one of those people that never say " I don't know ! " he just has a answer for everything .

[elijahyonko]

If a alien 👽 ever came to Tyson he would convince it that it’s not a alien 😂