StarTalk Podcast: Cosmic Queries - Volcanoes, with Neil deGrasse Tyson

[@Vyoowtiful]

Chuck Nice has officially become a national treasure. Protect at all cost!

[@abestern5148]

What do you get when a volcanologist and astrophysicist get together? A Rockstar 🤣😂

[@SteveJaye84]

Not bad not bad! 😅

[@mrpearson1230]

Nice

[@Not4Every1x]

Nice

[@breakaleg10]

This one is gold!

[@indrajitchanda6984]

I'm calling Homeland security on you >: (

[@Jason.Osiris]

I’m glad Chuck is on this one cuz I really wanted to know about volcanoes… But I can’t watch the Chuck-less episodes 😢!

[@joaopedrosilva116]

Unless it's Chuck Liu 😆

[@SimplySchaun]

Really enjoyed her and the organic chemistry between all three. Bring her back!

[@ejmtv3]

Her patience too!

[@shanleahibbs4805]

Love seeing a kiwi on here :)

[@rufie83]

Astropyhsics + volcanology = organic chemistry, that is an odd reaction (pun intended) :-p

[@zerocodercool]

That was awesome!!! She's a natural. Please bring her back to talk about volcanos in our solar system.

[@johnorenick9026]

Sorry for hijacking a spot right up front: but you mentioned Hobbiton, in New Zealand. You do realize that built right, a Hobbit house is tornado proof and fireproof? You basically dig a basement, spray-up a reinforced concrete dome, put the dirt back on top, and plant it with turf. Engineer it right, and a tornado or wildfire should go right over the top of that and do no damage. If we do this with Portland cement it will begin to crumble in as little as 40 years while it adds 8 or 9 percent to climate change. Our infrastructure is crumbling because it was built with "OPC"; if we rebuild with it at the same time as China and India and Africa "modernize" with it, that contribution to climate change will grow exponentially. If instead we use geopolymer cements, structures well built with them might last thousands of years, while they draw CO2 out of air and sequester it as they cure. "GPCs" should cost less, are more fireproof, waterproof, and protect cellulose from fire and rot such that bamboo can replace steel for reinforcing in low-rise construction. That, too, would both avoid and sequester carbon. And if the inventor of Blue World Crete has what he thinks he has, a super-strong, flexible, hydrophobic geopolymer cement that superinsulates, he will hugely simplify and reduce the cost of construction. I see a solution to the affordable housing crisis in Blue World Crete. Please google it up, and Blue World Sciences, and see what you think.

[@christianrosado4691]

1000% agree.

[@susanapeguero]

Janine is AWESOME!! She holds her own with these guys! And she is very informative.

[@juraposavec8599]

holds her own? what is there to hold exactly?

[@SankofaNYC]

Lol she keeps looking around like "What did I get myself into" 😂... They are bringing throwing so much comedy and clever intelligent questions her way... Lol.. this was great... Cheers to them all

[@TTTTCJGKS]

Jokesters without being arrogant 🤙

[@Insgride]

Working on the graveyard shift while listening this, nice

[@youreretarded4678]

I work 40 hours graveyard I listen to about 5 hours a night of this podcast

[@Solrac_Royal]

Yall graveyard shifts stay safe out there ✊😌

[@starcaller6448]

I telework 40 hours a week during the day and I do the same thing. Great way to break up Reddit and audiobooks. Great way to learn something.

[@antonifugueroa681]

What type of shotgun do they give u incase one gets up

[@UdayNatt]

yes, me too!!!

[@steffybabes]

The most beautiful volcanologist in the world! Literally!

[@davidcarter7645]

Great interview, I live in Washington St. and was 10 yo when Mount St.helens erupted, Ive been fascinated with volcanoes since.

[@parallelpalmtrees]

she's a wonderful guest, great chemistry with Neil and Chuck..

[@Seeds-Of-The-Wayside]

It was more like geology than chemistry...🤪

[@hazbaska1]

As a practicing Volcanologist with Geology emphasis, I really wish I could meet someone like her where I go to do research! I love Janine and when she talks on this show 😭😭😭 I feel so validated!

[@elenaaschenbrenner3161]

simp

[@hazbaska1]

Elena Aschenbrenner ?? Seems you don’t understand genuine comments

[@mikkurt7718]

bang on!

[@adi-ndr]

Thank you for this episode, Sirs and Ma'am. From a person who lives literally along the ring of fire, ~27 kms south of Mt. Merapi.

[@biiianciii888]

The mountain turning into volcano thing was one of my biggest irrational fears I had when I was a kid: I thought that the hill I was living on would be able to erupt tomorrow😅

[@atticusspontaneous]

Yes!!!!

[@merebrillante]

I’m a nerd, so I had to look it up: 800C = 1472F

[@jgizzy]

A real nerd would know that 800c converts to F by Xc*1.8+32f sheesh

[@sassy_goose]

How does this make you a nerd? If you were a nerd you wouldn’t have to look it up, also most scientists use Celsius, because it is way more universal and detailed. Looking something up doesn’t make you a nerd. Nerd is a word of pride, an honor, you can’t just say “I’m a nerd so”. You are a disgrace to the nerd kind and must be rejected,

[@merebrillante]

Sea Bass If I knew it off-hand, without looking it up, that would make me a geek. Nerds are wannabe geeks. Get your vocabulary in order, nerd.

[@Kaelty]

@@merebrillante No, actually it's the other way around. there is even an epic rap battle parody featuring those two. Nerds are the rocket scientist that forget to even eat while doing Research and geeks are the people who also have that "nerdy" feel but are actually socially adept. Feel free to look it up on Urban Dictionary.

[@merebrillante]

Cheaterdragon Aha. Thanks for the info. Always glad to learn something new. 😀

[@AbikersPOV]

i thought i that volcanoes give more co2 than what humans produce... i ghuess i was wrong. another day, another fact i got an update/corrected, thats why i love these types of shows!

[@innerwonderment]

such a great episode, would love to see her back more!

[@elenaaschenbrenner3161]

simp. creep.

[@pradixrajpoot]

Namastey from India. Your videos have helped me regain my lost love for physics. Thank you

[@careliatapiaflores6404]

The funniest way of learning is through this KZbin channel! Love you alllllllll for teaching me so much! ✨💁🏻‍♀️⚡️

[@eventhorizonoh2501]

How can one downvote the beauty of this channel..... blows my mind more then they do on a weekly biases.

[@starcaller6448]

I’ve actually experienced a Strombolian Eruption before. It was definitely runny and explosive. I won’t be ordering Dominos for a while.

[@rolando2392]

😂😂😂

[@juanstepbehind]

@michael that almost made sense

[@thakabong6185]

the most beautiful science on star talk.

[@WildlifeWarrior-cr1kk]

I want to see her map of tazzy

[@Teck_1015]

Smart, Pretty, and Concerned for the Environment? She's the real trifecta.

[@scoobertmcruppert2915]

Left out an Australian accent...ahh but then it can’t be a trifecta. Oops...New Zealand accent.

[@Raz.C]

@@scoobertmcruppert2915 Yeah, the Kiwi accent is just an Australian accent that has something wrong with it. Or as a Kiwi would say "... hus sumthung wrung wuth ut..."

[@Sarcastic_darkstar]

Dont forget funny and savage.

[@elenaaschenbrenner3161]

simp

[@tauceti8341]

8:30 All of my existential fears of volcanos are basically gone. Thank you Janine Krippner

[@alesscav99]

What a great and gripping interview about an interesting topic everyone pounder over about, we don't habe so many answers for though. Now we do!

[@chris9743]

Loved the show guys!! Entertaining and knowledgeable as usual. Listening in from Georgia still laughing at the magma hat joke, Shout out Chuck Nice.

[@ThisIsKeef]

I’m officially an old man at 34 years old as I sat here and watched people talk about volcanos for nearly an hour straight!

[@ALWAYSGIVEUP23]

Welcome to the club ( over 1 million subscribers )

[@Stuit3rb4l]

C'mon dude! You still have 91 years to live...

[@Dubby999]

I’m 20 😬

[@vb2388]

25 here.. nothing wrong in listening Intelligent people talk about Intriguing topics..

[@elenaaschenbrenner3161]

@@vb2388 There's something a little wrong--- The clubs await

[@aerialdronevision]

❤️ these guys 👍. Cosmology is a hobby of mine, great show thanks a mill the 3 of youse 👍

[@abhiz93]

It's crazy how much you two put your guests on the spot and test their spontaneity with completely random jokes. Take it easy, even though these geniuses are witty AF.

[@MikeJamesMedia]

Captivating, thanks to Janine's enthusiasm and big brain. Nice!

[@SAJe_53]

The way Neil stumbled all over Janine's name, I'd swear he's trying to put Chuck out of a job.

[@NickyBaBa1987]

Chuck: You need me 😄

[@kenbee1957]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kenbee1957]

I bet a robot could pronounce all the names better 🌚

[@vasudevraghav2109]

@@kenbee1957 Robot could do any task better than human, they don't tire easy and can work faster, cause they calculate faster. You said such a dumb obvious.

[@kenbee1957]

Vasudev Raghav Interesting.... The joke flew right past you, huh?

[@sasquatchishere7453]

Very interesting and entertaining. Thank you all! Keep up the great work.

[@the1khronohs40]

What does Vesuvius and Janine Krippner have in common? -They're both 🔥🔥🔥

[@elenaaschenbrenner3161]

simp.

[@NympoGaming]

"800 Celsuis?? That's like a million degrees Fahrenheit!" I died when he said that 🤣

[@thomasglover3834]

R.I.P

[@zipzeolocke2]

Not quite that crazy hot, but definitely over a thousand at 1472°F

[@ArthurKanellos-mj3jl]

Way to go guys Tyson chuck very huge inspiration love your work

[@anthonydavis4829]

It's about time a Vulcanlonogist is on Star Talk. Neil's evolving into a vulcan. Check out his left eyebrow.

[@SJsAdv]

I wonder how often she gets confused as being a Star Trek expert.

[@anthonydavis4829]

@@SJsAdv She's asked more times than she'll admit. Smart people attract a lot of idiots.

[@blues_fan]

Glad she is back !!

[@haledennis1112]

Never gets old

[@treyrandolph4720]

Hey Neil, idk if you will actually see this but, after listening a lot to star talk and everything i decided to get an audiobook of your book, Astrophysics for people in a hurry, and look forward to listening to it.

[@colclark107]

Very cool - I've been following Dr. Krippner on twitter for a while! You can never have too much information on volcanic activity!!!

[@aixfukumoto]

Yo Pinatubo! Shout out to the recent actives: Mayon, Taal and Bulusan. 🇵🇭 And yes, we need you Dr. volcanologist Janine Krippner ma'am. 😁

[@mosheswisa]

Thanks for a super interesting topic!

[@sarukoi22]

Really enjoyed this. I love volcanoes.

[@Sumppen]

Went to Iceland a few years ago, and there was old(ish?) (decades old) lava rock which was still warm to touch

[@BryonFitzgibbon-oo7yt]

How does this not have "millions" of views by now

[@jonathanclark5240]

I loved the reference to Dante's Peak. That movie was filmed at my high school during my Junior year in Wallace, ID.

[@martyspencer1]

Yet another reason to love New Zealand!!

[@elenaaschenbrenner3161]

simp

[@mags102755]

Transmissivity! A great word. This was an informative video, thanks!

[@mayday1967]

Great show, and i'm also falling in love with that beautifull and smart well spoken lady, she has it all.

[@elenaaschenbrenner3161]

simp creep

[@MrAnotherjetboy]

Elena Aschenbrenner uh rude

[@WildlifeWarrior-cr1kk]

She don't want you

[@mihaip90]

Absolutely loved this episode. She has such a calming tone, very smart, informed, pretty and witty. 👏

[@ddanndann]

Hey guys I love all your videos and podcasts. Just wanna add something; you should really get someone to master your audio properly. Volume is all over the place, being to soft most of the time, few words come in way louder and the ads and the show's sound signature in between too loud (because the listener needs to turn the volume up too much). I could seriously do this for you if you accept my help as my support for the content I love.

[@danparent9797]

More Dr. Krippner please.

[@clintjohnson1045]

She is awesome really enjoyed her. She has that ability that makes Dr. Tyson so great which is dumbing really smart stuff down for the general public

[@martyspencer1]

Please give us an overview of the volcanism of New Zealand

[@brandonblack9692]

Neil with a new host and this show is goated!!!!

[@ddpwe5269]

Janine always with those awesome outros!

[@cianfurlong6336]

I think Neil should try to get Dara ó Briain on the show. He's a huge supporter of Science in general and it would make for a very funny show. That's all. Keep it up!

[@johnstevynmburu]

Hilarious how Chuck is always caught off-guard at the beginning of these enlightenment sessions.

[@marek011011]

it's 3:14 am. that's a perfect fine to watch this!

[@monsterenergy178]

“Our guests join us from wherever they are in the universe “ Where is the episode with the guest from the andromeda galaxy?

[@harrybade8315]

Just on time for my earth and space science test.

[@christianrosado4691]

that woman was simply amazing. Love their interactions.

[@mohitjoshi2126]

Great man!!Full of knowledge.He looks too cool and smart.

[@mohitjoshi2126]

@@renatoigmed yes is it true.Nowdays people are more busy in entertaining themselves.They don't know reality is science.

[@Soundslikeauproblem]

Nice to hear a Kiwi accent on one of my favorite shows :). Next time they ask about home maybe you could talk about the 53 volcanoes Auckland is basically built on top of :).

[@stark1862]

Astrophysics black guy aka. Neil deGrasse Tyson, the best science teacher i never had!

[@JustSomeCanuck]

Hayden planetary fly!

[@davej9228]

Well I have to say she's the hottest volcanologist I've ever seen. 🔥

[@EGeorgev]

She's the only volcanologist you've ever seen.

[@elenaaschenbrenner3161]

simp

[@Gab.Ben1911]

In the last 10 minutes of this episode Chuck wants to speak out and say well they forgot about me! But not about any of the other questions that left him out! Listening while I clean before my kids get up! Thanks guys Edit: That was definitely a troll she was trying to help you out the chuck

[@TheSket]

Hey Neil I’ve got a question that’s been bothering me. Obviously when a light source gets blocked by an object it creates a shadow. As you look farther from the blockage the shadow created gets larger. This being said why don’t stars with planets orbiting them in distance galaxies have all their light blocked by the shadows created by these planets?

[@SickosClips]

Always come back to this video because Neil roasted chuck in the beginning🤣🤣

[@vykintasmorkvenas6839]

Is it only me who feels the heat of volcanoes looking at this volcanologist? ;)

[@stephensmith3111]

Mount Rushmore is composed of the Harney Peak Granite. That was one of the stops during University of Missouri, Kansas City Geology Dept. field camp (at least it was in 1978; yeah, I'm old).

[@kingofheartsxyz]

this woman sometimes sounds American, British ,Australian and then i found out she is a Kiwi

[@Robert_McGarry_Poems]

Chuck cracks me up. I started watching for the NDT baritone, but stayed for the Chucky :D

[@judithslay]

Lord Nice rocks!🎉

[@mostpassiveuser8904]

Chuck is just too funny. And Jeanine is awesome.

[@downtownbosscat]

5:16 you laugh but now I’ll remember this

[@GroWeyez]

I love you guys! Save Neil at all costs but Chuck is my DUDE!

[@DaBlondDude]

I love her comparison of an eruption to a soda bottle, what a brilliant way to simplify it. Her sense of humor is also awesome. On a side note, I now know that if I live ina basement apartment, my lava lamp becomes a magma lamp.

[@elenaaschenbrenner3161]

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[@l_e3eau]

Live long and prosper 🖖🏽

[@samuelfis612]

I remember my physics teacher from high school actually walked across lava once, I'm from new york. His company flew him out to the site and he showed us pictures of the whole lot and everything. It was pretty cool..

[@Vincentkelton]

Need mr. Nice to speak up when reading questions please.

[@moomoomoo33ass]

Chuck is funny but I come here for the knowledge ! I want to know more about everything! Thanks dr Tyson for your knowledge and that you are willing to spread it to us dullards that thirst for information

[@RickySTT]

800° Celsius = 1472° Freedom units 1000° Celsius = 1832° Freedom units 1200° Celsius = 2192° Freedom units

[@andr192]

wasn't this one posted already ? i am pretty sure i already watch this episode?

[@2l84t]

Most dangerous volcano in the USA is I believe Mt. Rainier.

[@FeelnLikeIDoEveryDay]

Having Chuck is subtly necessary. Her little spiel at the end was flattering no matter how pumped those brakes got lol hilarious 😆 🤣 😂 😄 😅 😜 😆 🤣 😂 😄 😅

[@sirebah8281]

Stg Chuck is very hilarious 😂

[@joeyshofner639]

Volcanos rock! Great show!

[@whitelion1284]

Janine Krippner, PhD; stunningly beautiful, brilliantly intelligent... and radiant when talking about volcanology. I think I'm in love.

[@elenaaschenbrenner3161]

simp. creep.

[@davidl.4888]

Neil = GOAT

[@NadaNada-zn8tx]

Neils eyebrow was digging this convo

[@mustaphaceesay2307]

"Magma Hat" Went right over her head 😂 pun intended👾

[@kenbee1957]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@presidentofkenya6896]

it didn't go over her head. She just didn't know how to respond, that's why she had an awkward expression

[@TrickOrRetreat]

She got it, and said, we need to make it black like the rock not red.

[@Chemy.]

Cuando colocas Netflix y mientras te pones a ver estos vídeos y quedas informado y enamorado de la ciencia y de la joven científica

[@ahcenlounis55]

I am very dissapointed at Neil for saying that 800 degrees Celsius is like 1 million degrees Farenheit, in fact it's not even that close, around 1400 F.

[@ricobhi]

It was a joke about we Americans who generally don't use the Celsius scale. Many (but not all) of us have no idea how hot 800⁰C is. 😊

[@SlaveKGael]

chuck so fried my man ! right on i want the dabs your hittin on

[@kevinwilliams5873]

Can you do a thing on the Double Slit experiment, and explain why if information can pass backwards in time does the information have double the time to get from one particle to the other if they are entangled. And great shows by the way.

[@deadlyshizzno]

If you do an episode on the anthropocene you should have two guests! One that studies the anthropocene (if that's a thing), and then John Green who has a podcast called The Anthropocene Reviewed!

[@hyperhippyhippohopper]

18:05 Neil DeGrasse Tyson awkwardly says "popping a cap on a....? hihihi" before it cuts to the next segment

[@sineporfa9053]

I love her dry humour. Are all Kiwis like that?

[@elenaaschenbrenner3161]

simp

[@bettyfox552]

I would like to see a video on plate tectonics and how it is relavente to newtons third law of motion