A journey to the closest planet to the sun | Professor David Rothery | TEDxLondon

[LONE_WOLF_GANG]

I live in Florida and the idea of going to a hotter planet is insane.

[erellg]

that was very interesting, thank you so much

[johnhancelsiccuan]

I would like to ask, who are the listeners in these ted talks? (The ones inside the room) Thanks in advance :)

[snakehead]

Pretty interesting if you study geiscience yourself. I knew most of the stuff he said already but its still cool to know that we are going to visit it soon.

[Rade]

Hotter than London today, hard to imagine

[saleschemicals]

big brains cant act to be confident on stage. but content is great

[NickEnchev]

Would have been nice to actually show the photos and other slides the presenter showed. This entire presentation is based around the photos from messenger, and you hardly show them.

[scigirl]

I hope someday that you will have someone from History At Play in Massachusetts perform and/or talk about the things they do including some of the historical figures that they portray.

[magister]

I don't think Geologist is the right term for one who studied Mercury instead of Earth. Shouldn't the title be something like "Hermologist."

[jipouille]

Si vous n'y comprenez pas l'intérêt à long terme, et la partie humour, tans pis. ( yes, I'm french and I understand english, I beg)

[kraknoix]

Yeah so pretty interesting but it is still Mercury, not the most exciting planet

[coypu]

Dense with no atmosphere. Solid inner core.
Sounds like all liberals.

[JimChangg]

Should I bother watching this fam? Is is something new?

[jjramos]

This is very interesting for sure but I don't understand how people don't believe in God and yet believe these guys know what happened 300 million years ago.