Neil deGrasse Tyson on Aliens, Mars & Why an Asteroid Might Flatten Earth [Full Interview]

2013 Re-Release: Everyone's favorite astrophysicist, Neil deGrasse Tyson, boggles Larry's mind with his thoughts on aliens, traveling to Mars, and why an asteroid might flatten Earth. Plus, Neil on the trials of becoming a black scientist & why role models are overrated.
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[@soloneptune5637]

the reason why Dr. Tyson is liked because the way he explains in a right and clear way and not twist the question.

[@eeetee792]

no its because he says things in a lay person's way of understanding. Because he is an affirmative action baby and can memorize what smarter people than him have explained to him. He has never produced anything original, period. He is famous because he is rare, an African American that is portray in the media as an intellectual (please don't take that statement in the wrong way, I'm not saying its rare that Africa Americans are intelligent, I'm sayings it's rare that the main stream media portrays them to be intellectual). A bit like that same way Morgan Freeman is famous.

[@mastervrse4165]

EEE Tee He is smart and everything everyone knows was taught to them. Including you, like name something you discovered yourself? Nothing, and just because you don’t discover something or learned from other people, doesn’t mean you aren’t smart. Everything you will learn, unless you discover it will come from someone else, sure he learned it from someone else, but he puts his own twists and opinions in it. Which is why is smart, to be smart , is to be curious. And he is, and he is an Astrophysicist, and what are you doing? Also the media, whom I don’t like much, portray him as smart, because he is and expresses what he knows and his opinions.

[@mastervrse4165]

EEE Tee But if you want to get technical about what smart means we can. To be smart, you need intelligence. Intelligence is being able to apply knowledge and skills, to everything around you. Even if you don’t agree with what he is saying, he studied Astrophysics and is using the skills he got when he studied it and is applying to everything, and is telling people what he thinks. So, he is definitely smart.

[@BurritoGalaxy]

Y'all got serious cases of the racism

[@eeetee792]

How so? Can you back up your unsubstantial comment?

[@belacttu]

He is and has been one of the most well spoken and articulate speakers of today.

[@eeetee792]

false

[@dynamo3059]

he's smart but far from the best orator. my vote would go to leon trotsky or christopher hitchens if they were still alive.

[@eeetee792]

funny how people use uncommon words to try and sound more intelligent when a simple word would suffice. exotic, uncommon, or descriptive words are used to create more depth in a sentence than would be if you would only use the regular word for convey some meaning. Otherwise it just comes across as obnoxious, conceited and compensating for real intelligence. Actually Nachos you and Neil deGrasse Tyson have something in common ;)

[@dynamo3059]

whats that

[@eeetee792]

Please reread my previous comment, take your time, process it , eventually I'm hoping at some time or maybe in one of the multiverses you will arrive at the point of clarity and understand I am referring to your use of the word "orator" . It's what we call in English wit. It's lost on Americans….or those that bottom dwell from Americans....

[@joshuatraffanstedt2695]

Say what you will about Mr. Tyson, but he (like Carl Sagan before him) has truly inspired a generation. He cares deeply about the proper education of our children instead of brainwashing them with religious nonsense. A great man, in my honest opinion. What a great, fascinating interview.

[@furdfelmer4359]

Tyson, is NO Carl Segan...NOT EVEN close. Segan had a visionary intellect, that Tyson has no concept or understanding of....Tyson's entire career has been holding onto the coattails of Carl...same profession, light years apart.

[@rdlfpereira]

Why do you even need to compare them? Are you a Sagan fanboy or something? I dont think so, you can't even spell Sagan correctly..

[@davy1972]

What a very ignorant comment, coming most likely from someone who is angry about religion. Did you even listen to the profound comment about his thoughts on the belief in God?

[@Flesharrower]

Doctor...

[@TreesFart]

+ART GALLERY Have you ever been in a plain? You can see the earth curve or is the plain fake to? Also you can see the satellites from earth. What would anyone get out of this by lying saying the earth is spherical? Earth is not flat. If it was and I try to go to Japan from America and go west why is that a shorter amount of time to get there than if I go east? I still end up in the same place that would not be possible if earth was flat

[@brendanpeahl7055]

Quickest 28 minutes of my life.

[@ethereal.airbrush]

yeah dude, that flew by. so interesting.

[@mr.potatoman9770]

Neil Tyson teaches me more in 30 seconds than my science teacher could in my whole life...

[@mr.potatoman9770]

Ok boomer

[@cowmoo5596]

@@mr.potatoman9770 Deleted the comment absolute coward

[@mr.potatoman9770]

A literal chicken could make better KZbin content than you...

[@cowmoo5596]

@@mr.potatoman9770 Fourthly, I only make youtube videos as per request in youtube comments

[@mr.potatoman9770]

What’s wrong with deleting my comment

[@Bob-lr2xp]

"We spend the first year of childhood learning how to walk, talk, and experience this world, and the rest of childhood being told to sit down and shut up." That one stuck with me.

[@studio9131]

bro that still sticks with me to this day

[@ABruhMan]

That’s deep

[@superspecialty5169]

It’s also the cure 4 aids, as a friend’s father told him! 🙄🤔

[@anis909]

I can listen to this guy non-stop forever. Neil is truly a gift to mankind.

[@2fast2block]

No, only to other shallow thinkers. He can't even make it past basic science. 1LofT states that energy can't be created or destroyed, it can't happen naturally. One aspect of the 2LofT shows that the universe is winding down, usable energy is becoming less usable. Creation had to be done supernaturally at some point.

[@jonasulfaro8359]

13:50 alien talk, your welcome

[@RecTec77]

our what?

[@monicagauthier-miljour5670]

What ever dude no one asked

[@drewidz5909]

Thanks bro

[@thesonofdarkness936]

Thnx man

[@e-karttolle786]

Haha thanks buddy

[@MegaPieru3000]

Watched this few days ago and just saw that Larry died today. Rest in peace.

[@astifeux5787]

wait what nooooooooooo

[@Cybernaut551]

RIP

[@sazonsongs]

Long live the King. 👑

[@julieokoki9493]

Omg

[@user-ig2wg7gk4x]

I wish that we'll see more people like him in the futur The world needs this kind of people RIP יהי זכרו ברוך

[@ieatthebooty2494]

"Why is space important?" Because we are in space. Its just as important as studying our own planet.

[@user-py1pp4qg5m]

Ano people dont understand that our world is floating just like all the other planets. We are in space.

[@Diddley_Squat]

@@user-py1pp4qg5m everyone understands that. You think your the only one?

[@user-py1pp4qg5m]

@@Diddley_Squat yes just I no me me and only me. Wise up I didn't say that.

[@Diddley_Squat]

@@user-py1pp4qg5m wait what? We're on a globe that's traveling through space, how do you know that, can you prove it?

[@user-py1pp4qg5m]

@@Diddley_Squat I was being sarcastic, in other words no i don't think I'm the only one that knows. I can't prove anything about this planet, we could all be in a simulation for all I know. I'm just stating the fact that many don't know that we're already in space.

[@joshuatowell9793]

I love how is willing to speak to anyone interested in astrophysics a truly brilliant person! He has definitely inspired me!

[@shortchanged.]

$$$

[@johnnolan33177]

@@shortchanged. Bingo, hold you cards

[@prashank]

infinitude the state or quality of being infinite or having no limit.

[@outrageouslyhandsomedashin7046]

Thank you

[@herbross5930]

He is what I wish I could become

[@CGEEZY12]

Jeez. The way he speaks is so captivating. He doesn’t use filler words or any “umms & uh’s.” I guess you would expect that from a scientist, but it’s still nice to hear.

[@Ayplus]

@7:49 - When an alien laughs at you

[@jpmap]

There is a need of more great educator like him.. Respect 💯

[@2fast2block]

He doesn't even follow science. 1LofT states that energy can't be created or destroyed, it can't happen naturally. One aspect of the 2LofT shows that the universe is winding down, usable energy is becoming less usable. Creation had to be done supernaturally at some point.

[@3ZOZ1KSA1BOY]

No one denies that you’ve been been around 😂😂😂😂 8:24

[@nareshsahu565]

he must get tired of answering the same questions over and over

[@nareshsahu565]

ok but still

[@Thanoz.]

naresh sahu he gets paid for it. He loves what he does. He does hate dumb questions tho.

[@mercury2632]

Is math related to science? -katty Perry to neil

[@manolimylopotamos8597]

naresh sahu I don't believe so. I think he enjoys it. He lives for this

[@Bob-lr2xp]

Any celebrity of any kind has to deal with answering the same questions over and over again.

[@bimmjim]

9:30 WE HAVE NO IDEA how much we don't know.

[@EvilDude1]

“Maybe we’re electing the wrong people.” I’m sitting here in 2017 like -.-

[@jojoexperience]

yeah hillary wouldve coughed her way to a colony on mars with you buying starbucks soy milk chai latte there

[@Stevenhiggles]

Its not just a shot at Trump, its a shot at the whole system.

[@hintzofcolorconcepts]

hasn't been a real election since Kennedy. TV is BS

[@worldbridger9]

he said "we get to ELECT our government" which is false... we only vote the remaining options in...

[@Stevenhiggles]

you can write someone in.

[@dlmhdlmh]

Hi mentioned buying toilet paper. Looks like it is a commodity of choice in times of mass hysteria.

[@rkayne8927]

Couldn’t have said it better 😂

[@alisuhnagshbandi7435]

Was just about to comment this 😂

[@satyamstud]

I thought I was seeing an interview held at the time of coronavirus!

[@PafMedic]

satyam.khandelwal ,Right..And Then Went Back...and Watched It Again...If You Listen To Some Their Wording..Seems Exactly Like That

[@c-nasty3565]

Paper products are always the first off the shelf.

[@ZombieHavok27]

"A scientist is just a child who never grew up"

[@ChaseEverything]

Believing in Space exploration and Aliens xD and that President Nixon really called Apollo 11 on the moon 237,000 miles using a corded landline rotary phone and the Apollo 11 team really left the moon without a launchpad XD

[@brox2153]

@@ChaseEverything nice bait

[@towo9531]

Neil is my hero

[@burgerbandit3646]

@SpyTrac HCS pathetic to tell someone they shouldn't look up to someone like Neil, especially since he's very educated and promotes education.

[@Kilex6522]

What came first, the chicken and the egg? The egg. The dinosaur laid the egg, before birds were evolved.

[@ahwinds9256]

I would spend the whole day just listening to Neil D. Tyson.

[@NebulositySirus]

Just remember... there is still so much to explore in our oceans let alone space.

[@calebreynolds9183]

Telepopmusik this is a misnomer, most of the ocean is empty. The open ocean qualifies as a desert- with little life diversity except for the surface ocean and the bottom of the ocean (where dead animals either fall or drift to to rot.)

[@gov914]

DEEP!! See what I did there? 😜

[@Babylauncher3000]

Caleb Reynolds You seem to be forgetting about microbes which number in the countless quadrillions. Current estimates put the number of microbe species at over a trillion on Earth alone.

[@MrClaysta]

@@calebreynolds9183 Life underneath the ocean is incredibly diverse! It is perhaps the final natural earthly frontier to explore. We discover new a species nearly every deep mission.

[@calebreynolds9183]

C not by square meter it’s not. Mostly completely empty

[@KillxGauge666]

I agree about possible life outside of our world that could be considered way more intelligent

[@bonniejay5500]

And they are very smart... they have not come here.

[@BestJohnEver]

Great interview! It's always awesome seeing (and listening, of course) Neil talking with all that passion about science and the cosmos. Thanks for this Larry! And yeah ... it would be hilarious getting Steve and Neil inda same room exchanging thoughts and ideas!

[@TuneyTunesNetwork]

I've used "infinitude" during a conversation .... It's officially a word now

[@rifdifirebolt]

I have watched some of his lectures a few times out of boredom and I can tell that he is very consistent with his analogy and perspective on things.

[@keeganpitts5677]

"If you're gonna put me in space, take me somewhere" Lol, couldn't have said it better.

[@JacobHayden911]

This interview, is old, Larry! But thanks for posting the whole thing! :)

[@grimrenaissance]

Holy Memes Thumbnail. Loved it

[@buzz3890]

I love you Neil! Wish one day I could have a sit down and ask you all the questions I have in my head.

[@joeorton1218]

Always a pleasure to watch someone that can feed my brain

[@erickgutierrez621]

Everything about this interview is so cool. Wish it was 7 hours long..

[@takeachance4762]

You are truly smart, if you can explain something complex, to simple people.

[@frankmccourt1178]

Laughing stock for our inability to deflect asteroids got me xD

[@MrNissetuta]

I agree lol!

[@ManishSingh-xo1fb]

The way he puts it makes us believe that deflecting an asteroid is like tying a shoelace

[@OldBuford]

politics and personal opinions aside, this guy inspires many to learn, question, investigate and enjoy the strangeness around us (including myself). while i was mildly curious and interested in space and scientific oddities within our world as a child, it never really grew into a passion and that really is too bad because now as i approach 30, NDT became a kind of beacon of tangibility to the world of science, i want to soak up as much of that information as i can and i cant help but wonder how much more i would know by now had i found that spark to continue studying those fields as youngster with basically "free" education at my finger tips and if it may have turned into a career. it doesnt do any good to ask "what if?" but i am human after all

[@spaceman081447]

RE: ". . . that really is too bad because now as i approach 30 . . ." and RE: ", , , if it may have turned into a career , , ," It's still not too late for you to get into "the world of science" if you're really prepared to make the effort. Leonard Susskind was a plumber before he became a physicist. I, myself, didn't get my B.S. in engineering until I was 47 in 1994.

[@rifdifirebolt]

I have watched a lot of vids on Neil doing lectures and other shows. I applaud the man for actually putting up with relatively repetitive questions, shows his integrity and passion as an educator and an astrophycist. Respect

[@natedagreatroy2320]

0:10 space: “awwwn stawp you’re too kind Neil🥺🥰”

[@brooklyna007]

These are both such wonderful people. Larry is kind and an excellent interviewer and host and Neil is full of information and eloquence.

[@2fast2block]

No, Neil is full of himself. 1LofT states that energy can't be created or destroyed, it can't happen naturally. One aspect of the 2LofT shows that the universe is winding down, usable energy is becoming less usable. Creation had to be done supernaturally at some point.

[@tallevi2000]

this guy is amazing. EVERYTHING he says is interesting!!!

[@thaichatham]

The glass is all the way full! Half with water, half with air! :)

[@doctormarazanvose4373]

as Mr Tyson said - more information required - filled with what? for starters

[@john9567]

A man who studies ancient stars, meets one.

[@Sammstar420]

Bazinga!

[@Kinobambino]

Is that a quote of some sort?

[@thaanonymous776]

Nope, just the OP taking a stab at Larry King Man who studies stars (Neil deGrasse Tyson) meeting an ancient star (Larry King).

[@marias7599]

😂😂

[@HackeRx831]

Bruv he got me at “What if other life doesn’t consider us to be intelligent”

[@shaungordon9737]

He blows my mind every time

[@josephakwa7718]

Fantastic interview - it's so inspiring - I love it.

[@shervoniafzalsho6267]

“maybe we electing wrong people “ i say maybe we only have an illusion of a choice

[@ThompterSHunson]

_"With a million and a half followers on Twitter"_ and I went to follow him, 2 years after, and now he was 14 million! That's some serious growth! 😂 Totally deserved. 👏

[@elijahhenderson4853]

Technically its been 6 years but yes hes growing fast and well deserved

[@david-sy4gm]

They should have done an hour. Great stuff

[@amarusheekuku1162]

I went to one of the worse high schools in America. I swear, I wish I had Mr. Tyson as a science teacher in high school. *I could just sit here and listen to him all day.* Mr. Tyson makes everything sound interesting.

[@kolbyorozco9494]

I love this dude man. Makes me happy to be alive and living in such a complicated world. Not being scared of what’s coming but to embrace it.

[@branzxbranz7733]

100 the most respectable and well spoken person I’d love to meet him and have science/ space convo’s and I pray he puts all his knowledge on disc or in book because the world needs to know what he know literally 💯

[@seaskimmer]

Not long heard of Neil and seen some defamatory remarks towards him on other channels due to his laughing nature,but this shows him in a different light. Great interview and when he gets past his jokey nature a serious extremely thoughtful guy.

[@peerreviewedscienceforgmos8137]

What you call a "jokey nature" is intentional to pander to the low information short attention span public with poor educations. He has to talk down to them or not be heard at all. Same with Nye.

[@Dr.Dawson]

2 great dudes on one great show, who could ask for more. thanks LK and NDT for you life's professional efforts and results.

[@watko08]

So many questions id love to ask Neil !! Would love to pick hes brain on some theories of mine !!!

[@hualani6785]

watko08 Make a date to visit one of his presentations at the planetarium or elsewhere.

[@amoghthorave3385]

"It's over!?" Haha, loved it that's what dedication looks like.

[@DurzoHLQ]

I would love to interview Neil, the basic questions are getting very boring.

[@WisdomInfinite-we2bj]

This is a better Neil interview that was aired around the same time www.wbur.org/onpoint/2018/01/01/neil-degrasse-tyson-brings-astrophysics-down-to-earth

[@Mahmoud2ashraf2sabry]

@skin walker Thank you very much for that awesome interview ❤️

[@WisdomInfinite-we2bj]

Mahmoud Ashraf Your welcome my friend.

[@Michael-ny6lk]

Matt Hawkeye What would you ask?

[@tyler9863]

I’m also curious as to what questions you would ask. I mean that non-sarcastically. This is how we as a species reach new heights. We hear everyone’s questions queries and ideas and expand on them. If theoretical physics have taught us anything it’s that you have to be bold and ask the seemingly crazy questions because as Neil Degrasse Tyson said himself “The universe is under no obligation to make sense to you” So fire away, man!

[@randycalhoun9948]

NdT you’re the best! Been listening to you for years, and your explanations of physics in any dimension is spot on! Very easy to grasp your concepts!

[@doctormarazanvose4373]

Excellent, clearly entusiastic, articulate speaker and legendary interviewer whom didn't try to talk over his guest. RIP Larry. Coud have watched these guys interacting for hours. Felt like 5 minutes.

[@marcelburton5148]

Hands down 1 of the most Intelligent minds of our time!!!!!! I can literally listen to this man speak for hours!!!!!!!! #Respect

[@erikaarnold4780]

Neil: "It's over?" Larry:"UhhhIdunno." LMAO!

[@akshayhajare9183]

This is just treat to our mind... curiosity never ends when watching him... why did this interview got over... you should keep talking to us Neil... there is so much more we want to know about this universe... and you are our beloved source of abundant information!

[@MayhemModding]

at 1:00 . I love Neil's reaction.

[@glupok8091]

Man I could listen to that Guy speaking for HOURS ! Such a brilliant mind ! And that conclusion is KILLER !! love him !!

[@insanemexican22]

When Tyson said “you want to lose sleep”. Like I haven’t been doing just that watching your videos every night! Brilliant man!

[@BobbyTomMathew]

"It's over?" I didn't see the time pass myself. I thought I was halfway through the clip when it ended. Dude is engaging.

[@sexynelson100]

that was a great interview.. thx

[@erica.3852]

The wonder in his eyes is unbelievable . In shines so bright that it sparks a fire in people’s curiosity.

[@mariahmysticx]

yesss

[@joewizuber270]

This guy is amazing. Only needed to hear this one interview. Lol

[@Dallas-Nyberg]

I like Steven Wright's space question... "What would happen if you are traveling faster than the speed of light and then turned your headlights on?"

[@LauraS_1194]

Aw u were right, that WAS such little time.... he has GOT to b invited back at least a few more times.... what a fascinating guy!!!!!#

[@hualani6785]

Laura S Isn't it wonderful in these depressing times to see a scientist gain notoriety in America?

[@spacebeast7958]

What bothers me is that people ask him the same questions.

[@joshuatraffanstedt2695]

Space Beast why does that bother you?

[@spacebeast7958]

Joshua Traffanstedt we can’t know different things from him if they ask the same questions. Is there a god? What happens when we die? Is there life out there? Same questions.

[@jojoexperience]

regular people will ask regular questions on a show made for regular people

[@Stevenhiggles]

Watch a little star talk, the questions there get deep.

[@Syeal7]

If you had an hour with the dude with the starry vest. What would you've asked?

[@JGCUSTOMLEDLIGHTS]

So amazing to listen to that man talk. I wish one day I could just have a conversation with Neil deGrasse Tyson or go to one of his lectures, so much knowledge.

[@christiehall361]

This interview is so great! I agree that it is so important to expose our kids to every opportunity available to them, especially since schools these days do not provide any extra curricular activities anymore. When I was a kid we also went to museums and zoos and all kinds of interesting places. These are just as important for their development as a textbook, I think even more important.

[@rikard2073]

I thought the question regarding the pole shift meant the magnetic shifts that take place once in a while. Meaning when will the magnetic north pole become the magnetic south pole?

[@karlozjenni4]

Neil is amazing!

[@MTizzel727]

He's so cool I love him! My new favorite science guy!!!!

[@paulplus3830]

I will never understand when people ask so often about why is there a NASA budget. If only half the time people would ask what that huge military budget was for....

[@TheRealestIdealist]

🚀 22:50 With those *facial expressions*, I really wonder what he was going to say! Looked like it was going to be an interesting story. Amazing interview!!!

[@n16161]

Surprise twist: Asteroid can’t flatten Earth because Earth is already flat.

[@mrmrmrmr3254]

How smart is that man. Damn, so there IS hope for us. ;o)

[@RomeoRivera2C]

One of my favorite interviews from Larry. RIP to the Legend. The King Of Talk.

[@badassbren1]

What an opening speech of achievements, Neil is such a special person, I would love to sit with him and just ask him questions. He so passionate and clear, him and David Attenborough would be the bucket list for bed time story 📖 reading.

[@stankidofu5829]

i dont think a seatbelt is gonna help when you go from 800mph to zero :P

[@DreDay-4202]

One of the smartest Nerds of our life time... Better listen up!!!

[@unfathomablereasons7776]

That was an ignorant response. He has a doctorate, and has dedicated his entire life to educating simple minded people like you. The man definitely works. Go back to your video games, and be quiet.

[@neiljohnson7914]

@@unfathomablereasons7776 he is not science's reigning superstar, as Larry king claims. Name me one scientific contribution degrasse has made.

[@allnighterist]

If there's a seminar and this guy is gonna be the speaker that would be cool.

[@porcospino289]

6:00 -- I think he meant "stocked", not "stoked".

[@theluckygamer5236]

I did the math. If the earth stopped spinning for 1 second you would go flying east 358 meters east.

[@johnsiqeca7902]

The Lucky Gamer I know you wanna look smart but is so many factors you need to find how far you’ll fly lmao . Example your mass surface etc

[@mariotorralva505]

Still bad news.

[@zacharywilliams9708]

Tony Carlebach All of that was in mind and calculated in his equation

[@loctite222ms]

Try the math on how much momentum the Earth has and what's going to happen when that has to go somewhere. You have to account latitude for your distance calculation. If you were at the pole you wouldn't fly anywhere, just spin if the Earth magically stopped but you didn't.

[@zarambeau]

The Lucky Gamer popped out in at least

[@buckschneider7973]

how old is Larry King?

[@jellybean9805]

Buck Schneider I think he's about 83 😧

[@twc-o-7847]

Buck Schneider : No one knows. Some say he was always there.

[@erichuff6945]

Larry King has been carbon dated to about 2300 bc.

[@GetawayFilms]

4-5 years older than he was in this interview...

[@rabinpun3691]

Buck Schneider one lightyear

[@Rostov_V]

The most beautiful thing of all this interview is when Neil says that his parents inspired himself and his brother taking them to the opera, to the planetarium and so on...

[@irfanhutagalung3174]

"If we go extinct on earth because of an asteroid impact , we would be the laughingstock of aliens in the galaxy" 🤣

[@WisdomInfinite-we2bj]

I love this guy!

[@samhouston1979]

God Bless Neil DeGrasse Tyson....his joy of learning is so incredibly infectious

[@JoeyLevenson]

Does anyone know the building behind Larry out of the window there? Is it the Plaza Hotel?

[@kennethsmith2243]

I wanted to add that I believe that it takes extraordinary people to recognize extraordinary people and Larry has not only been extraordinary and inspirational but a Hallmark and a pioneer himself thank you for all that you've done today and all that you will do!

[@1959Berre]

You simply got the love this man. A genius, humble, well spoken and a great sense of humor.

[@gregorytyse9419]

His public persona, is that of a high-quality-human being.

[@NomadicBrian]

I didn't know Neil grew up in 'Da Bronx'. I lived in Astoria Queens most of my native New York'ah days. However I did live in Morris Park in the Bronx for a while. Great food there many years ago.

[@joeg3140]

the most interesting interview I ever sat through