The Webb Telescope Images Are Deeply Inspiring To Neil deGrasse Tyson

America's favorite astrophysicist is a huge fan of the Webb Telescope and the incredible feats of engineering that made possible the images of the universe that it is beaming back to Earth. Stick around for two more segments with Neil, and check out his new book, "Starry Messenger: Cosmic Perspectives on Civilization," available everywhere now! #Colbert #StarryMessenger #NeildeGrasseTyson
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[@laalaa99stl]

"Perimeter of Our Ignorance" is the new name for my metal band.

[@evilutionvj]

Prog-Space-Djent metal as the genre!

[@bipl8989]

Unfortunately it's expanding faster than the universe.

[@TeemElohim]

@@bipl8989 good one

[@joelalvares8351]

@@bipl8989 AMEN!!

[@JC-gg8xn]

😁

[@maximeprometheas]

"As the area of our knowledge grows, so does the perimeter of our ignorance." I just LOVE Neil deGrasse Tyson!

[@alex377687]

I instantly quoted him on Facebook. And I want it on a poster.

[@KevinP32270]

mind was blown.

[@jamesgoines7663]

Glad you liked that but Neil actually stole it from Kennedy's speech at Rice University September 12 1962. He rephrased it so it wasn't necessarily plagiarized.

[@maximeprometheas]

@@jamesgoines7663 As a self-avowed nerd, I obviously looked it up as soon as you mentioned it and then followed the white rabbit. Turns out, Kennedy himself was paraphrasing Albert Einstein, who some two decades earlier had said "as our circle of knowledge expands, so does the circumference of darkness surrounding it". Lots of interesting literature down that rabbit hole, touching on everything from the uncertainty principle to the long dark tea-time of the soul. My good dude - thank you for putting me to that exercise. :D

[@alex377687]

@@maximeprometheas I like Einsteins version omg that man's mind was a chasm of knowledge

[@grayfox196]

Always love when neil goes full happy talking about science haha

[@catybee112]

Yes! When he stops using the Teacher Voice and is just Neil.

[@HelloThere-xx1ct]

Don't you find him creepy? His personality comes off as fake and manipulative. Unsurprisingly he has multiple allegations from women against him.

[@TheBjjninja]

You can't go far into science without absolutely loving it.

[@maximeprometheas]

I had a high school physics teacher who'd go deliriously happy when explaining some of the most obtuse concepts in physics. We used to make jokes that the guy is splooging his pants just explaining to us what quantum entanglement means. That sheer joy in loving the science made not just me a forever geek who is passionate about physics, but I've since managed to make my kids love science too. When I see Neil, or Bill Nye, I feel like yeah, as a Human Civilization, we still got a fighting chance. We are not altogether governed by a confederacy of dunces. We got folks who know shit too.

[@dvdemon187]

Love that guy. We desperately need more of that kinda people in every profession: Getting amazing sh*t done while keeping it real and being cool and funny a.f.

[@tristanmoller9498]

I’m studying mec engineering partly because of how excited Neil got me for physics and space!

[@jamesgoines7663]

Stay excited. Please

[@MacManPro36]

Good on you, mate! 🍻 And on Neil for inspiring you! Maybe one day you’ll inspire him back 😉 The universe is weird like that.

[@InigoMontoya-]

I just tell everyone I meet how much I hate Pluto.

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

My dad was a chemical engineer. Listening to Neil is like having a converataion with him again. (Check out the Order of the Engineer the Canadian Oath... I always get inspiration from it)

[@Dorian803]

As long as you're inspired by his passion for physics and not his passion for sexual assault

[@robinj9911]

Listening to NDT speak so passionately about science/space NEVER gets old! I try to listen every chance I get. His enthusiasm is infectious!!

[@dmcloren]

And if I can listen fast enough, I might learn something! 😂

[@kimmariefaber4636]

I love him, too!

[@celestialanger7102]

You should probably sub to his show call Star talk. It’s awesome.

[@dawnstanley1733]

@@celestialanger7102 Thanks! I will.

[@jakecruise90]

only if you enjoy science. to other people, he comes off putting and interrupts a lot.

[@1959aak]

I love when Neil deGrasse Tyson is on because he's not only informative he's very entertaining.

[@jonq8714]

That's what makes him such a good ambassador.

[@u4riahsc]

He explains in a manner that non-scientists can comprehend.

[@Sebbir]

He’s the perfect combination of scientist and storyteller

[@NewMessage]

In some version of the multiverse, the WHOLE audience stood.

[@utilid4lifefigureitout602]

Why wouldn't they... is part of Colbert's audience part of the anti science crowd? If you come across coordinates and the tech to cross the barrier... I'm begging you! Take me with you!

[@NemohHoes]

The ones that didn’t are probably familiar with the sexual harassment articles. So maybe in a universion without the internet?

[@ryper9167]

And in another... NO ONE STOOD!

[@jandziewior]

and in another he was part of the audience, didnt understood any word he heard. Just clapping happily.

[@KevinP32270]

HAAA lol

[@Ti5qu4ntum]

The universe seems neither benign nor hostile, merely indifferent. - Carl Sagan

[@ylstorage7085]

actually it is pretty hostile, umimaginably hostile, to us. #1 problem, the universe is against organization, entropy will eventually average you from a fine organized specimen to a blob of... average.

[@robkoper841]

"I already told them about the indifferent universe, Carl." - H.P. Lovecraft

[@thesoundsmith]

And thus safe to use religious ignorance to exploit... If JUST ONCE, one of our many Gods would make an appearance (as a GOD, not some hippy carpenter whose main miracle was to turn blond and blue-eyed,) we would be forced to end our reliance on myth as a means of control.

[@deleaptealeaf8935]

@@ylstorage7085 the universe is neither hostile nor benign. It just is. To the Universe, it doesn't matter whether you exist or not. The universe' is "hostile" from your perspective. But it neither knows of you nor cares about you to be hostile towards you.

[@daysofourlives1105]

...I like how the universe is one single entity.

[@thomashounsome7737]

I absolutely love Neil deGrasse Tyson's enthusiasm!

[@dawnstanley1733]

I would have loved to have him as a teacher! How fun.

[@TRUTHorSTFU]

@@dawnstanley1733 omfg no! That would have been dangerous.

[@TRUTHorSTFU]

Yep as long as he's at arms length and on TV. Otherwise he'll swallow you up whole like he did with Colbert.

[@dawnstanley1733]

@@TRUTHorSTFU Lol, how?

[@TRUTHorSTFU]

@@dawnstanley1733 Just watch the 2 vids again. lol

[@age8428]

He doesn't teach us stuff, he invites us to learn. Respect

[@GhanashyamSateesh]

I love this man… I love the energy he brings to the room everytime!

[@GhanashyamSateesh]

Give the man Cosmos S3

[@dawnhansen7886]

100 % Agree ❗️

[@davidbishop466]

Neil’s enthusiasm makes nerdy science exciting.

[@dr.crypto1212]

Neil deGrasse Tyson rules! Loved his story about him meeting Carl Sagan as a young boy in another interview. He sure carries on the torch handed to him after Sagan died. Not only the series Cosmos but also to educate the public in a way even I can understand!

[@porfiriato84]

Copy paste

[@jaypierce0811]

The best Sagan quote, perhaps the best quote ever "To bake an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe"

[@billgreen1861]

@@porfiriato84 I tried that and it didn't work ! 😗

[@clc040]

He is so extremely smart heis mind is running at warp speed. He’s 10 answers ahead of Stevens questions!

[@kdmcollegebd2012]

Carl Sagan also have the keynote address at UIUC the year before I graduated. I was there to experience when the choir I was in sang there. I was obsessed with him when I was a child!

[@danimation88]

I feel like everytime ndt says “universe”, the universe blushes.

[@MrSexydivas]

I can totally see that

[@georgesimon1760]

That's probably what we're detecting and calling the cosmic microwave background

[@pilot1629]

...😂

[@leogama3422]

For those who are curious about the scrubbed SLS launch attempts, it had fuel leakages because that's what molecular hydrogen does, it leaks everywhere. It's a new rocket, they'll figure it out eventually.

[@SimielBlack]

For those with a good memory this rocket's engines aren't new, they're from the space shuttle and they had the hydrogen thing pretty much figured out. Repeated scrubs for the same issue for proven engines isn't "give them a break" territory, it's "This is what you have to show after 11 years of development?" territory.

[@randomdaveUK]

If a rocket gets to the launch stage like this and fails to launch once it's a technical issue they need to fix, more than 3 times and there's a serious issue. What happens when they get to manned launches? 1 success in 4 isn't great for confidence building

[@leogama3422]

@@SimielBlack The fuel is not leaking through the engines, it's leaking in the tubes and valves while filling the tanks (which *are* new)

[@leogama3422]

@@randomdaveUK Nasa doesn't like to explode prototypes while developing a new rocket. They'll launch when everything is perfect. A scrubbed launch attempt is not a failure. But if it fails at launch, it's really bad. If it fails twice, the program is over

[@danielmango1806]

It’s amazing to see Stephen’s face light up the moment before he announces Neil’s name. And the audience as well!! Everyone lights up to see Neil

[@amberfuchscia709]

I think it is just marvelous that so many of us admire NDT. He has long been my second favorite physicist...my first is my son.

[@brendabaldino8857]

My son is in his 1st year studying this. It's not easy so if your son has any words of encouragement.

[@The__Creeper]

I think it's marvelous how we only admire men who treat women like shit.

[@harrisonkathryn]

Awww. This made my heart fuzzy and warm. :)

[@alanai1981]

😊😊❤❤❤

[@jamesgoines7663]

Amber and Brenda just being with your children is encouragement enough. Help them to stay focused is all they need.

[@dieHetster]

This guy is truly special. Love listening to him.

[@calledThird]

I've had the quote "As the area of our knowledge grows, so too does the perimeter of our ignorance" in my email sig for years. I love it every time he says it.

[@xThatGuy222x]

He's paraphrasing Einstein IIRC

[@ashanyc9146]

@@xThatGuy222x you keep posting the same comment to downplay Niel's intelligency. We see u body

[@interneda98]

Socrates actually!

[@maureenseel118]

I love him. Genius who brings the cosmos down to earth and makes hard to understand topics fascinating and easier to grasp. One of my favorite humans... And a genius

[@octaviogomora7884]

Him and Bill Nye should have a baby. Through science anything is possilbe!

[@mdshadabanwer3150]

How can someone be so energetic all the time.. i love this man !

[@sharisp2]

His passion and his energy are contagious, this man is truly living his purpose, and thank God we are all alive and blessed enough to live during his lifetime! 😊

[@EdDunkle]

For every scientist on TV there are one hundred meh actors

[@toddkirkey4907]

Fantastic segment. No politics. No division. More of this please

[@Wis_Dom]

But it WAS about politics. Specifically, how politics holds back scientific advances.

[@toddkirkey4907]

@@Wis_Dom not true..but whatever. Colbert is just a wingnut who has divided America under the guise of pretending to care about others. I would love to hear what he has to say about Pfizer's admission about the vaccine and it's apparent lack of effectiveness...hmmmm

[@Weah702]

Listening to Neil talk never gets old, everytime i hear him explain something; I always feel like I've learned something new or come out w/ a new understanding of a subject I thought I knew.

[@geoffreytudor5674]

For decades now I've confounded my friends by saying "The more I learn, the more ignorant I get." Thank you, Neil, at last someone understands!

[@diegog1853]

Neil just said almost verbatim a quote from einstein. "As our circle of knowledge expands, so does the circumference of darkness surrounding it"

[@johnsmithe4656]

@@diegog1853 Ah, Einstein, okay. Makes sense.

[@harrisonkathryn]

A.m.e.n.

[@thesoundsmith]

That's why it is so EASY to become a religious cult member (or a Trumpie.) The more you learn, the more questions arise. When you don't know what you don't know, there are a LOT less options visible. And it's SO much easier on your unexercised, under-utilized mind.

[@pamelaannehowell]

Read the Little Prince

[@douggolden255]

I think what Colbert did there with his glasses is called a "geek drop."

[@marinanjer4293]

The chemistry between Stephen and Neil is undeniable

[@tehpw7574]

LOL, all Steven was asking about was 'WTF about the fuel'? :D But yes, watching/listening to Star Talk is a joy...

[@dawn8542]

No. Neil is like that with everyone.

[@TheStorm119]

Watching Neil get fired up about science never gets old. If more people were like him we'd probably be on Mars already... no geopolitical spurs needed.

[@youtubecensorsspeech6672]

if more people were like him maybe there'd be more assault allegations. just saying I used to be a fan of him but assault allegations plague him regardless of his scientific achievement which were important achievements at least for the education he completed for millions about physics. Never meet your heroes come to mind

[@KOSAMAGAMES]

I'm surprised he didn't tear apart the images and explain how the human eye would just see black.

[@thesoundsmith]

Knowledge for its OWN sake. What a concept for an education-deprived former middle class...🙄

[@bipolarminddroppings]

Clearly, you haven't read his book about the military and science. He would tell you "if you want to go to Mars, just convince the US government China is going and we will be there in a year"

[@charlie-obrien]

@@bipolarminddroppings Unless China has donated to some US Senators campaigns.

[@KennethStone]

I love listing to him. I don't care if he's reading the phone book.

[@bkzach]

Neil is such a great man and so humble and his humor is on point, him and Stephen together is something I can never miss. Thank you both, gentlemen, for doing what you do and sharing your talents and joys with us.

[@ciech03]

Neil humble ?

[@deffjaytron]

How is this guy humble? He’s so full of himself

[@joyraed9268]

"As the area of our knowledge grows, so too does the perimeter of our ignorance" -NDT This man is on another level🔝❤️

[@Kulou8]

Neil is a National Treasure!!

[@waywardgoddess7219]

I'd say he's a.... Universal treasure lol

[@ciech03]

Really !!!

[@RechtmanDon]

Orfeo's "Zen of Science:" Everyday Science discovers answers. Good Science discovers questions.

[@gsgill3144]

This conversation made me lost in Space 😂

[@leahl5007]

I haven’t seen the big man this excited in a long time! I’m sure happy to see his shining enthusiasm for discovery is still as bright as ever 😆💜

[@BooBuKittyPhuk]

Love that Niel does the "movie star" not the "tv star" entrance.

[@RLSchanneltwo]

Yes!!!

[@catybee112]

I love that Colbert got NDT smiling like a toddler on Christmas and also so happy and geeked out that he dropped the Teacher Voice!

[@mickeybrumfield764]

Think there was a detectable bit of sarcasm towards humanity from the good Dr. in suggesting what we need is a geopolitical fight to motivate us.

[@scorchy84]

One of my favorite guest to have on the late show.

[@PhoenixProdLLC]

Neil's a cool guy, with a great voice and I like his enthusiasm for his field. Looking forward to reading his new book. :)

[@ashleydaniel3215]

Everytime I see Tyson I think of Key&Peele's sketch of him being married LMAO

[@TRUTHorSTFU]

deGrasse's huge personality/ego swallowed up Colbert's whole show, including the musicians, their instruments, the cameras, the lights, and the entire audience.

[@KevinP32270]

agreed.

[@HelloThere-xx1ct]

Yep, often a sign of dangerous personality disorders. Combine that with the allegations made against Neil and you start to wonder why everyone loves him so much.

[@KevinP32270]

@@HelloThere-xx1ct obviously you are a hater and i can't fault you because that is your job to hate. you know nothing else. i've had people lie on me before as well. FOH.

[@gernhartreinholzen3992]

Like a ... black hole?

[@Susie_F]

@@gernhartreinholzen3992 😂

[@mndrgn4164]

I love when he is a guest. His enthusiasm brings me such joy.

[@jerilynnjensen1648]

His enthusiam and excitement is a joy to watch and makes the viewer excited about this stuff too!

[@veganleigh4817]

"As the area of out knowledge grows, so too does the perimeter of our ignorance". I love listening to this man!

[@theburningbox]

Can we have a podcast of Stephen and Neil talking? No, I don’t want an episode. I want a whole podcast.

[@akatheheretic3014]

EXACTLY !! 😉👍

[@charlettemcrae759]

I wish he was my science teacher. I could listen to him all day. His show is amazing, he even talks about superhero’s and how some of the scenarios could be true.🤔

[@BrianJOlds]

I can only imagine how many people Neil has inspired

[@lucyogutu-lumuli7253]

Every time I listen to Neil deGrasse Tyson, I find it hard to believe that he is an astrophysicist - may be because he is so excited about it and he makes it sound like so much fun. This man could be an actor or a comedian. He is such a delight to listen to and he draws people into his passion. If he was my physics teacher, I’d literally be on the moon today.

[@smash666]

One of my favorite person in the world :) I remember one of his quotes from cosmos that blew my mind."how many stars, how many planets, how many ways to be alive..."

[@mmjackk667]

What a lovely man. Always interesting. It helps that Stephen is very knowledgeable on science matters and is very engaged with the interview. You can tell he really enjoys their conversations. I enjoy them too.

[@Sarsour_]

More Neil please!!

[@SurfSailKayak]

I liked this before I even watched it. Knew it was good.

[@MrGriff305]

I thought I'd be very inspired by the Webb photos. That said, seeing the universe so clearly just makes it even more obvious how tiny we are. Seeing obviously warped spacetime makes it too easy to question our strange relative reality.

[@elsebethlind1076]

This man is my hero! He makes humans think!

[@DeepestDankest]

Anyone know what song the band is playing as Neil walks in? It sounds so familiar.

[@jimparsons6803]

I've watched Dr.Tyson's several PBS' documentaries. What comes to mind is the glowing fashion that he recalls the efforts of Galileo Galilee's telescopic efforts and that astronomer's book, 'The Starry Messenger.' The same name of Dr. Tyson's new book. A very great tribute he has paid to that long ago pioneer.

[@MerelyGifted]

When this video reached about 3:28, all my fears and discomfort and anxiety just fell off me b/c *Perspective.* Thank you, Neil. Thank You, Universe.

[@StarGapFarm]

"As the area of our knowledge grows, so too does our perimeter of or ignorance" Brilliance incarnate.

[@cubespawn261]

Yep, and its actually a paraphrased Einstein quote.

[@MSFVIDS]

I enjoy that Stephen will always listen to what his guests have to say, rather than interrupting and fake laughing at everything like fallon and Kimmel.

[@pambrown6260]

Tyson is a wonderful guest. Thank you for the visit.

[@rosesmith6925]

It's so cool that he explains what we're seeing. I just love watching the beauty.

[@jfreshh330]

This guys got so much charisma. Absolutely love Neil.

[@enough1494]

I wanted to study physics and astronomy, but dad said you should be a teacher! lol 27 years of Special Ed. Neil is my hero, my favorite human on earth. I was born in Lares Puerto Rico and well, we have lots of 8mm film of fantastic accounts in our sky. Just so exiting! MAGNIFICENT!

[@rossburg84]

What an absolute LEGEND NdT is. 👏

[@flammablewater1755]

Neil walks in like a movie star (as depicted by Stephen). Love it.

[@hardoise667]

"As the area of our knowledge grows, so does the perimeter of our ignorance." .... living legend!

[@user-bb1sz5qo6o]

The music in the end of this channel's clips is lovely

[@rachelcarson7119]

-Yessenia Funes “seeing energy and organizing from young people is incredibly motivating. I grew up feeling ambivalent to the world. I knew things were wrong, but I saw no way to change it beyond writing and reporting. The next generation can't afford such feelings of defeat. They're tackling the climate crisis from all angles, and it's so inspiring.”

[@Amaradeia]

I absolutely LOVE the way NGT talks about space. He explains it soooo amazingly! I listened to Astrophysics for Someone in a Hurry and it was so easy to enjoy! Amazing man.

[@boarder6246]

Tyson is the man. I’d love to have a conversation with him!

[@johnsmithe4656]

I'd like to just be a fly on the wall and HEAR some conversations between him and others. I wouldn't have anything important enough to add.

[@gracemunich1476]

@@johnsmithe4656 same here….😊

[@benwu7980]

I love that bit when Stephen showed the picture of the Carina Nebula, Neil would have been studying those files over the last weeks, probably did side-by-side comparisons to the Hubble files of it. ( the carpet to grass analogy is very fitting) But put a little photo of it in front of him, and he forgets where he is.

[@tiny99990]

Neil taking the image he no doubt has sitting on his desk and bedside table out of Stephens hand and looking at it for himself instead of the audience is the best wholesome, enthusiastic, nerdgasm I have seen in a very long time. I love NdGT

[@isaackitone]

I teach electronics in Kabale, Uganda and I use Neil's videos to inspire the students. After they watch Neil and his enthusiasm for science, the learning becomes seamless.

[@donjuan2621]

NDT is a not just national treasure but a Galactic 💎

[@Deerych]

"As the area of our knowledge grows...so to does the perimeter of our ignorance." Mane! This brother is amazing positive knowledge personified! Had he been my STEM teacher in K-12, I'd probably be an astronaut by now.

[@murasaki848]

My favorite JWST meme on the Internet is an Ikea style instruction sheet that has the steps for the JWST unfolding and the title "Telesköp".

[@akgonen60]

this man changed my life ... love this dude ... neil degrasse tyson boy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! dude blows my mind every single time i see him

[@sweebos]

"Spitting science" 😆 Neil got bars 🔥🔥🔥

[@justinwoodward3413]

The contrast between them is perfect

[@nonnyena4267]

Colbert's Removal of His Glasses is like the Mic Drop Recepticle Response... And kinda like the inverse of Turning-Down-the-Radio-While-Looking-for-the-Address: decreasing visual acuity while letting the sound, words and meaning coalesce in the brain.

[@heidiolaska2849]

Forever a mentor and teacher!

[@jackjsnyder]

This man is one of my heroes. Legend.

[@cubespawn261]

I like NDT but please, the circle reference is Einstein: As our circle of knowledge expands, so does the circumference of darkness surrounding it. I independently recreated this (somewhat inelegantly) as : the circumference of ignorance "the more your circle of knowledge grows the more topics you discover about which you know nothing" at about 15, long before I knew it was an old observation.

[@michael0o5]

There are not many people Stephen hosts on his show, that I wish would just take over it... But Neil is one of them.

[@mikemclenison8200]

Great segment!

[@damiandaniels6052]

Happy Friday 😊 everyone..

[@mszoomy]

I have that image set as my wallpaper on my phone, it's amazing

[@RedRoadWoman7]

I bet his classes are hypnotizing and mind-blowing. 🙃

[@themichael3105]

NDT is such an amazing person full of life and wonder! Sometimes it's hard to believe that he once considered being a male exotic dancer! It's true. He even laughs about it today and shares pictures of it. Thank God he stuck with physics! I hope he sticks around long enough to witness the day when we contact other life on neighboring planets. He deserves that!!!

[@rlud304]

Which “neighboring planets?” That’s just silly. There’s enough real knowledge to experience aww and wonder without the need for science fiction. Maybe start with learning our solar system so you don’t write nonsensical comments. Science fiction is great for entertainment purposes only. Learn the difference

[@snoobins4623]

@@rlud304 You sound fun.

[@rlud304]

@@snoobins4623 Shameless stupidity is the opposite of fun

[@Washougalite1]

@@rlud304 More like extreme arrogance on your part. It's quite arrogant and egotistical to think our rock is the only one with life. No one said it had to be in this universe. The possibilities are limitless unless we place boundaries on them.

[@themichael3105]

@@rlud304 I'm gonna go out on a limb and bet that most people really don't like you. Knobhead.

[@drfreakxc]

One of my favorite sayings: "The more we learn about the universe around us, the more we don't understand it."

[@vcoolpool]

How many times does an astrophysics getting a standing ovation! Great to see.

[@dark_neverland]

Listening to stephen & neil talk space stuff is something I could partake of for hoooooouuuuuurssssss

[@lesleyghostdragon3149]

Love when these space geeks get together and share the fun with us 😍😂 "...the perimeter of our ignorance." Stephen throws down his glasses... Perfection. Sheer reactionary perfection. 👏👏👏

[@angieallen4884]

"the stellar nursery that lurks within." Love it!

[@alejandroorozco2343]

I love hearing this man talk!

[@ConversantNerd43]

2:33 Describing a stellar nursery like he's doing an episode of Cosmos

[@sbccmichaelkelly]

He doesn't freestyle, writing then voicing the written, he goes off the top, speaking genius aloud.

[@beautysGLANCE]

I love him so much! What an amazing way to explain things, that’s what people should be inspired by ❤

[@thend4427]

I like the images it takes but I wish it had a HD visible light camera too