The Birth Of String Theory 🤯 w/ Neil DeGrasse Tyson

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[jacobstubbs]

Crazy how brilliant these people were without a lick of technology.

[midnightkitty]

I like the way Neil speaks.
He explains everything in a way people can easily understand.

[komeybright]

Einstein didn’t fail, he just didn’t live long enough to have the tools to adjust his theory.

[DeltaElites]

Newton was a level beyond. When you literally have to create a new math to calculate your theories, you are something special.

[camakaze]

I’m so grateful for these brilliant humans

[baidoo_]

"That explains everything that's in our universe, not most things"

[daviddavid-rqdb]

The fact that he's referring to theories of those legends❤🙏

[sorunke]

Funny how interstellar soundtrack is playing in the background. That movie bent my mind big time.

[anjanmani]

Neighbour: Hello Neil, its nice and sunny today!
Neil:

[dylanstacey]

Except string theory is not the wonder we all thought it would be

[leaettahyer]

Taco Bell is bringing back Verde sauce.

[thedudezify]

"So neil, the weather is pretty sunny outside."

Neil:

[judsdragon]

the more questions we answer the more knowledge we have and consequently learn to ask different questions to further our understanding, this is science 101 unlike religion

[barbararicciuto-nsxl]

You pull out your string theory when everything else blows up

[AbhijeetSinghs]

How wonderfully this guy explains to a common person

[sleepysnail]

I hear string theory and my mind goes to Dr. Sheldon Lee Cooper... 😅

[richie]

I got some stuff that he’s putting down, but then again I think I got some 👀 either way it was brilliant well spoken! clap it up ppl 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[AwojideOlumuyiwaSylvester]

There will always be something new to discover. After string theory, the singularity will reveal something new

[jizziejustin]

Standing on the shoulders of giants if ive ever heard an example

[DeadEyeJedi]

Hawking referred to it as 'The Theory of Everything', and that looking at Gravity as a kind of 'side-effect' of Mass may be at the heart of the problem.