Neil deGrasse Tyson: If Earth Stopped Rotating For a Second

#NeilDeGrasseTyson

If Earth Stopped Rotating For a Second | Larry King Now - Ora TV
Astrophysicist and science commentator #NeildeGrasseTyson takes questions via social media.

[stevekendrick]

He's like a small child. He gets so excited, about everything. He loves his profession.

[lakehouse]

Why did I get an ad with Neil degrasse Tyson before this vid, that’s trippy

[jasperianjones]

Neil: People would be flying out of windows at 800 mph due East.

2020: Hey I just got the craziest idea

[simonevans]

This is what Stephen Hawking would have been like if it wasn't for his illness. He had the same child-like wonder. This man radiates intelligence and passion.

[benji_kay]

i would actually like physics if he was my teacher

[yesss]

This dude answers questions with every particle of his being

[brandonb]

Larry King: Lemme just read this question, and I don't give a damn what you have to say.

[jr]

One thing I love about Neil deGrasse Tyson is the way he cracks himself up. You can tell he really enjoys science.

[rufusgreenleaf]

Imagine Neil DeGrasse Tyson doing a game walkthrough, i could listen to his voice all day.

Edit: I didn't expect to get this many likes, thanks 🙂

[alexguinn]

Just hope I’m not on the toilet when this happens

[Superintendent_ChaImers]

If the earth stopped rotating for a second. My ex wife would still think the world revolved around her.

[Peeps]

R.I.P. Larry King. I remember watching you as a kid with my parents.

[sai-blade]

Me sees thumbnail
My brain: he's doing a kamehameha wave

[jscriber]

I don't grasp everything that hes saying, but I could listen to this man talk all day.

[davidp]

The person who asked about the poles was really probably talking about the magnetic field flip.

[DJ_TideWave]

I love how he explain everything in words and examples so everybody understands. I could listen to him for hours!

[punkstr]

"A bad day on Earth". Yeah, probably. Almost as painful as a Monday.

[quincyelie]

Imagine jus laying down then fly across your room at 800mph

[grayden]

He does mention "anything not bolted down", but yeah, buildings, cars, bodies of water, and I would suspect, even land masses, to a degree, would violently shift due east. Interesting to know if mountain ranges could withstand the sudden shift in momentum.

[royz_]

Larry: I don't know what you just said. I'll just hit you with another question