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So, 'intelligent' life is, according to this guy's 'analysis', statistically impossible. And uet here we are. As long as one uses a loose meaning of 'intelligent'...

Congratulations Juliana for your big achievement and your amazing mom👏👏

What amazing work, a lot details has had to be considered. Also, the way it was presented was outstanding. Congratulations for such as great outcome.

Abrazoooo y admiración, Juli.

We are so Proud of you Juliana. ATT John & Sebas Elena's Bakeshop

Such an incredible observation 😢

Thanks for sharing the defense of your thesis on u-tube. Interesting to learn how planets are formed.

It takes a special PhD candidate to allow the filming of his defense. Interesting thesis topic too.

Best of luck TAK!

Sound goes off for a long time

nice to sea him.

Life was designed by an infinite designer only here,get over it

Thanks for the talk. Though most of the ML was a bit over my head. However, that just motivates me to finally start learning some ML (instead of avoiding getting started down that path, like I've been doing), especially because the domain of application is something that interests me.

The Phosphine Queen. I think CSS and Lex should be dating.

Is she going to hang that picture and mirror on the walls?

Jwt obsolete before it launches. :/ heh

I love this woman.

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That was a nice summary! Thank you

really makes alotta astrophysicists look dumb

this guy is a doer

Thank you Dr. Loeb. #eventhorizon

I Always love to hear Dr. Loebs insights.

A incredible achievement the best is yet to come .

30 years of research and I have only seen graphs others have in fact won Nobel Prize and other prizes. I am expecting still much more ... something new besides more intense computational output.

Awesome

it's a physics ha

What's this book name..... I don't know bcz i m from Pakistan

he is speaking language of gods....

Hi there. Two excellent presentations and I have found the content of your talks very interesting!. I'd like to ask a question pertaining to the talk by Dr Fattahi. With regards to the diagram at 33:30 are there any explanations of why there are a fair number of surviving satellites with infall times between 12 and 14 Gyr but not as many with times between 9 and 12 Gyr? I've noticed this seems to be particularly true for dwarfs with lower stellar masses. Thank you.

very very very much thank you for the video

Nicely done!

Id like to see some scientists work on the segments where major “jumps” take place in the evolutionary track. One is at the molecular level dealing with ribosomes and the other relates to the Cambrian explosion of body plans. To the lay person, it appears that complexity just appears our of nowhere. Poof! Obviously something is missing. There must be some physical process and associated rules that allow this complexity to take place.

Hi. Ima spam your videos to make sure you see this. UW molecular biology 1997 and UW medicine 2001 here. Go huskies! I’m in no way associated with astronomy, but your Ted Talk was fascinating! Can you please do more videos like that? Maybe get a talent agent to find you TV or KZbin gigs? I think you could hit Neil deGrasse Tyson type celebrity levels. Do it!

if you understand this......reply please...I can solve FRB problem

I believe I have found a solution to the FRB problem . Who should I contact?

These videos are a great resource! Thank you for putting them up. Is there a list kept of all presenters and the topics they covered during the semester?

What about the idea of having a huge and close by moon as a mixer for the primeval soup?

8:00 nature of detection

Please do not be offended Mr. Quimby: i know public speaking can be nerve racking especially for us nerds lol man Robert is really really really hard to follow, possibly too many coffees before lol he speaks very quickly, and at times he will say alot of ums and ahs right in the middle of a comparison (that makes it really hard) and then he also will sort of whisper quietly and quickly at the end of his sentence then quickly shift to something else which makes it very hard to follow cause I'm trying to dissect what he just said because it was said very quickly and quietly and then hes on to the next topics. Also when presenting I find it difficult to follow when someone keeps comparing things and they very similar in spelling and sound similar phonetically, I.e. when he would flip back and forth between 2006gy and 2010gx. did anyone else find this difficult to follow?! didnt mean to tear apart your very informative and excellent PowerPoint and presentation just wanted to let you know things that I found hard to follow and watch... cheers

Акцент - жесть конечно. Изба-едальня какая-то, а не конференция.

Congratulations!

why are these talks broken into parts this year?

The screen is overexposed :^(

Great video(and there're very few youtube videos on this subject) very interesting & informative! Intuitive to understand even for layman like me. Earlier this year there's a report saying Chinese & Japanese surveys revealed many low-mass metal-poor stars with very high Li-abundance, wonder if that is true or a hype? Will that change the scope of Li-problem or largely irrelevant? P.S. link: www.researchgate.net/publication/324767064_Lithium-rich_very_metal-poor_stars_discovered_with_LAMOST_and_Subaru

My hypothesis that Dark Matter is not a WIMP, but maybe is a deformation of space-time by which the curvature of space-time ALONE is the cause of the gravitational effect. Gravity is the consequence of the curvature of space-time. It may be possible that the structure of space-time itself could be warped without the presence of mass. Space-time has been shown to react like a fabric by warping, twisting, and propagating independent of mass. These properties have been proven with observations of gravitational lensing, frame dragging, and now gravitational waves. Fabrics can be stretched, pressured, and/or heated to the point of deformation. Such extreme conditions were all present during inflation, so it is plausible that space-time’s elastic nature could have hit its yield point and permanently deformed. Therefore, if gravity is the consequence of the warping of space-time, and fabrics can be permanently deformed, then a deformation could create a gravitational effect independent of mass. Thus, the unidentified dark "matter" that seems to be so elusive to modern science may not be matter at all but merely warped deformities causing gravitational effects. DM could be a microscopic black hole with no mass at the center... Prediction: Spacetime's elastic property hits a yield point, so only that part of geodesic's "stretch marks" would remain after inflation stopped. These steep gravitational wells would not follow the inverse square law. I am looking for Observationalist to help test..

no sound after 20 minutes

Thank you for posting these! May I report that the poor audio quality has been making these talks nearly unintelligible of late. The ITC Luncheon audio, however, sounds great! Perhaps they'd be so kind as to loan you guys one of their radio-lavaliere mics! I Hope this is helpful and even while straining to hear I am nonetheless grateful to be invited to listen :)