Neil deGrasse Tyson On The Carina Nebula 🤩

[mztee]

Love hearing Neil speak. He is so articulate. His language is like poetry. Love how he shares knowledge with passion & enthusiasm! Great teacher!

[dinagarantamilselvam]

Been following the JWST development for years, watching it to go up and deliver these results, I'm getting a proud dad feeling lol!

[chidinmaokorie]

Never heard a telescope refereed to as badass❤

[hestergreen]

Beautifully stated. Thank you. For this inspiration..

[rashedbinhuwaidi]

English is my second language but i can easily learn and understand when neil deGrasse is talking about the cosmos ❤ ... and guys for anyone doesn't know neil actually has 2 shows about space and its beautiful you should watch it and thank me later its called ( cosmos 2014 ) and a newer season called ( cosmos possible worlds )

[litewatch]

Scientific Followed by
Its a bad ass telescope.
Love it!!!

[janetplanet]

I used to be so fascinated with NASA findings.. until i realized each article was a theory and every picture was a depiction smh

[doyouknoedawae]

The heart of creation itself. Life, existence, and reality manifests in such beauty.

[TheHellnfire]

when he says "Oh oh ahhhh"!
"I just have to Bask" in his enthusiasm 😁

[MrJuno]

This man has single handedly made me a lot less scared of space over the years. I used to be terrified of it but now I’m starting to notice that it’s actually a beautiful thing with boundless potential.

[lylekimberly]

Bro you are the most relatable space theroist/scientist Ever

[Badassest]

Yeah, the Carina Nebula is at the peak of my favorite things in the universe. 🥰

[dustindavidson]

I love all the images James Webb has sent us. If I died, I would wanna float through space for my after life. For eternity

[ClingyParasite]

i fully agree with Neil, i too like to admire the pictures taken by the JWST

[phillychzstks]

The “birth of stars” in physics terms is an impossibility in a gas cloud. We hypothesize that stars are born in gas clouds because it is the only place we’ve seen “new stars” discovered. However, it is significantly more likely that existing stars were discovered by the gas cloud clearing in that spot than by those stars “forming.” It’s the best hypothesis we got but it’s pretty weak.

[dlite]

Just him saying bad ass 😂😂I bask at his passion❤

[EmersonCarl-eq]

Just can't wrap my whittle brain around just how infinitely insignificant we are... not just us but our entire solar system, our galaxy even...

[jonnyreverb]

Neil describes the penetration of infrared light, but the editor shows a clip of gravitational lensing. You have no idea what he is talking about. 😂 Why are you making these videos if you aren't into astronomy?

[RalphSinger-df]

I think you are the MAN to me 😊 thanks you

[jacksontrump]

I look forward to the next gen telescope in a few years