StarTalk Podcast: Cosmic Queries - Kitchen Sink Edition

[@birdperson5531]

Does anyone else put this on to fall asleep to every night? It's just so soothing hearing Neil and Chuck talk about the cosmos while I fall asleep.

[@hoarder66]

After I watch it a first time, I could then watch a second time to fall asleep to but its too interesting to fall asleep on the first view.

[@ilyas_-tm2oh]

Yessssss i thought I was special

[@laredotech]

Yep, usually just listen to it.

[@detroitsly]

I fall asleep to to Neil's podcasts with Joe Rogan...not because I'm bored but because I've listen to them 1000 times and their voices are strangely relaxing

[@waqasahmed3115]

I also like birds... but only as food not as a pet.

[@SMCBerg]

I just spotted my first star. I’m visually impaired and recieved gen therapy a few weeks ago. My nightvision improved allowing me to see my first star. Super excited to discover the nightsky. Feeling like a child

[@thecharlie1827]

Congrats !

[@mysticfalcon8844]

Awesome!

[@NuncHistoria]

It's the most beautiful thing

[@sugarfreee]

How wonderful!!

[@thegreenhornetkato6211]

That is Outstanding ! Feeling like a child is such a great description !! Reminds me of my first object/star I viewed with a telescope (JC Penny TASCO Refractor). As I got it into focus it looked different than I expected, And started saying to myself ...wait , why are there horizontal lines on it .......stars don't have stripes and then ....Freaking out, while realizing I was viewing Jupiter and some moons for the first time Definitely felt like child too

[@sirenalv]

Every new episode is like opening a gift 😊☀️

[@lukeskydropper]

No u

[@PssstShhhh]

Right!? My gosh I just saw him on James Corden and he is so amazing!

[@Randi-e2x]

Agreed 👍

[@Imhosanna]

RIGHT!!

[@soumyamukherjee02]

Except here you'll get an Creamless oreo.

[@SvenDeBinj]

This was easily one of the funniest cosmic queries I think I've ever watched. Chuck Nice needs recognition as sort of a "Comedic Science Communicator"!

[@gsav1320]

A cosmic queries with just Neil and chuck makes my week

[@yeshwanthmuthyala3343]

Add Janna Levin she is as nerdish as them

[@lumpygasinavacuum8449]

Yeah well earth is flat!

[@thejacka2936]

@@lumpygasinavacuum8449 flat infinite land and water.

[@lumpygasinavacuum8449]

@@thejacka2936 maybe definitely not a sphere

[@thejacka2936]

@@lumpygasinavacuum8449 ain't got to say that twice....😉

[@BrettCahill]

Can we have a full video where chuck only does the 'wise guy' voice? It was too perfect

[@michaelwalton7066]

In Joe Pesi voice: "Yo! Jesus! Don't worry about it! We know some peoples! Forgetaboutit!😎

[@khaledeid260]

Literally just scrolled last years video wishing to find any single one that i didn't watch and then this pops up. Lovely!

[@zacharyvestal4430]

I was literally doing the same thing lol

[@derrickbailey9821]

Same here

[@foxshot97]

Lol same

[@joesimamura223]

nah i got it on news feed

[@audramariegonzalezseyller6206]

I do the same thing.

[@nelliemoore3792]

Gummo sounds great. All we would ask is if Chuck could be still and perhaps listen to Neil's answers to questions until the end, without interruption, much appreciated guys, thank you.🙏👣

[@kimjohnson4278]

Exactly. Chuck interrupts too much and it gets very annoying.

[@jldwasnear]

Neil, your very existence adds value to humanity.

[@KaterinaTalantliva]

Big time.

[@Magnusfication]

@bap become a patreon and ask

[@CUMBICA1970]

One of the funniest episodes so far. Already re-listened like 3 times. 26:20 "Yo! I escaped the system" gets me every time.

[@BeStillVoiceWorks]

Now it’s a free radical

[@Blue_3rd]

Glactic Gumbo is by far the best name for the show 😃✌️

[@CalebBrandalise]

Top notch name

[@CompaCookies]

Neil and chuck, thanks for making videos that inspire me to learn more. I am currently a 9th grader and I already know that I want to be an astrophysicist and knock out equations like Neil when I go to university. You guys are doing a great service to the future of science.

[@LilJustified]

Chuck is the luckiest person ever to be sitting with this legend

[@trevorcreed2342]

Chuck is a legend. We are lucky to bare witness to these legends.

[@justincosby6809]

Ur so mean to me I must work harder than

[@joseimpact]

faaaxxxx 🚫🖨

[@Meatloaf_TV]

I'm jealous

[@toddtrojek6521]

Star Talk is like a happy pill! When I’m feeling down and out, I pop a Tyson Nice pill and in seconds I’m giggling, smiling and even smarter again.

[@baycast]

This has to be one of the funniest and entertaining star talk episodes. Chuck is a real character and bats off of Dr Tyson in such a cool way. I am totally hooked on these guys.

[@PlumBerryCherries]

Education mixed with great conversation and laughs. Love these segments.

[@RedSoxKal]

3:43 Betelgeuse literally translate from Arabic as House of Orion. “Beit el Jawza”. Some want to say armpit but that is Baat el Jawza not Beit (house).

[@network_noob]

Thank you Spottedhorse from Oklahoma for asking the last question.

[@locustfire75]

It's always a fun day with Neil and Chuck

[@matthewhilty4209]

Every time I watch these Star Talks I end up having more questions than answers. He explains one thing that always brings up a multitude of ideas for more questions. It's like removing one paint layer only to find three more layers of different colors underneath.

[@adamakinlade1758]

This!

[@buttsexxor]

when you have a question, write it down. Then gogle it and research it, your knowledge and curiosity will grow. Exploration of questions is what scientists do, be a scientist!!

[@littlesoul8282]

"I escaped the system!" 🤣 These two are hilarious. And awesome. What a nice way of learning new things. 😊

[@riopugliese]

These two just make such a great, great duo. Amazing. Both.

[@riship3952]

Always a joy to listen to StarTalk and learn new things before cracking down for work. Big thanks to the two stars of the show for bringing knowledge wrapped in laughter for all.

[@matthewa441]

Sometimes my mind is racing and I struggle with the thoughts in my head. So I put you guys on and it really helps me to distract myself for a little while

[@SunflowerKinggg]

KZbin: "New video from Startalk." Me, 0.004 seconds in: "I love this song."

[@Anti-HyperLink]

Song?

[@RunNscar3d]

@@Anti-HyperLink whoosh

[@bnicolette14]

@@Anti-HyperLink Michael Jackson 30th Anniversary Special reference

[@cmeyer1307]

Dr Neil DeGrasse Tyson and StarTalk Team, Would it be possible to make a "supercut" version of your cosmic queries podcasts? I love playing this in the background when doing tasks around the house! Nothing would make me happier than to press play on 8+ hours of cosmic queries!

[@Fishforyou2023]

Dont we all just love chuck?

[@MrSony2015]

50% Chuck, 50% other

[@jessegullette3645]

I’m a big fan of the show, and eventually when I stop being broke I will become a patron on patreon. That being said I think it was cool and fair that y’all have changed it to where you only draw the questions from patreon as opposed to only drawing 2 or 3 questions each time, Once again huge fan, love you guys, keep up the show

[@ZRazehLoL]

These guys are best friends. Its so obvious and i love it!

[@0tedaCecapS]

This is one of the best episodes of StarTalk that I've listened to, funny, informative and fun, cheers

[@OverItAll812]

These are the best, don't think I've ever seen an episode I didn't absolutely love.

[@Parisneo]

I'm really amazed by how physical concepts are manifesting themselves everywhere. As If nature had few tricks that it brings back in different forms stellar, atomic, chimical, biological, social, economic... I wonder if this all falls down to a single eligant equation that could describe everything. Well, science does not come from guts, but I do feel there is some very simple way to describe every thing. Some kind of theory of everything. I have a PHD in signal processing and we do use information theory all the time. I think all physics could one day be written in information theory terms. There are some elegant mathematical formulae that can be applied out of the box to other fields. And that's amazing. Math is one science to rule them all. Yesterday, I had to add a new state of matter to the list I've tought my 5 years old doughter about. We're still learning. I'm upset i didn't larn about it before but it is dope. Up to now, we know 4 states of matter: solid liquid gas plasma Generally you get from one to the other by adding heat (assuming a constant pressure ofcourse). But what hapens if you get beyond plasma which is basically an ionized gas where electrons run freely. Well you can go up to making the quarks and gluons run freely in a soup called quark-gluon plasma. It's like a super plasma where there are no more atoms which by the way do not deserve their names anymore. Come on ATOMS means not devidable, but we devided them and now we know that some of their constituants (protons and neutrons) are also devidable. And we've known this for ages by now. I wonder if what we call elementary particles are really elementary. And the standard model seems too complicated to be all that it is. I'm not saying that string theory is the answer but I think something like that may be waiting for us to learn it, then we see the standard model and the rest of quantum mechanics as well as the general relativity as a particular case of a more generic elegant and beatiful model.

[@jasonlacefield2649]

I had chills about 40 of the 45 minutes of this video!! Amazing everyone should think like this!

[@ritacampbell3979]

I thoroughly enjoy their conversations. They are calming and they switch up with fun moments. They make our lives better.

[@Deviator_]

I vote for Galactic Gumbo... Chuck doing that voice is gold

[@jerinkalathil]

I listen to this everyday…..both of them are amazing🥰😍giving us more info about things we didn’t care

[@anxiouspotatoes]

Appreciate y'alls time to put these videos out, thank you so much!

[@bnicolette14]

Love these two. Great role models for all children, but especially black children. Thank you for giving my child & the child in me someone interested in science & space that looks like us

[@LerrinB]

I think Chuck deserves an honorary degree!

[@rayaterry5365]

Thank you for that excellent explanation of Hawking radiation.

[@w0nd3rlu573r]

Thank you for making me addicted to science ;)

[@Synthwave89]

Yes! More Startalk, more Chuck and more Neil. Can't get enough.

[@wilfredjbrimley]

Chuck Nice is a national treasure.

[@Ciumbia74]

Put a thumb up and I am not even american!

[@kimjohnson4278]

Your opinion is not shared by all.

[@Bryanhaproff]

One of the best Cosmic Queries Neil and Chuck have done. This is a MUST SEE!

[@VIeshPilled]

41:03 made my sides hurt.

[@suziperret468]

Yea! Loved the show and the lessons of the Multiverse. Thanks Neil and Chuck for the laughs.

[@korosuchimu1479]

Chuck's on fire tonight 🤣👍

[@ozzynomicon2817]

Patreon. Here is the thing. It shows serious interest and not just a random question. If you're willing to invest into their show. Then you have a genuine interest in such things. Not saying you have to pay to show true interest. Just that 5 dollars is such a small negligible amount for alot of people that it's worth every penny to see this show stay on for us. They bring constant information for us without us having to amass the resources and time of our own. All the while supporting 2 omnipotent men and their guests in a venture we all should have interest in.

[@TikeMysonhq]

NDT is so funny, I constantly find myself laughing out loud listening to StarTalk

[@CourtofOil]

My new favorite episode!! Such great questions, explanations, and conversation! Thank you ❤

[@nicandrofilho3799]

Perhaps, if enough people say "Betelgeuse" 3 times, it will shine as before? "Betelgeuse Betelgeuse Betelgeuse"

[@mariakasioni416]

Love this Kitchen Sink Edition! Very very interesting questions and answers! Thank you! :)

[@agnivash]

20:48 That's Classic ❤️

[@KaterinaTalantliva]

I'm not on your patreon anymore (it was too pushing and overwhelming) but I think your new policy on answering only patreons' questions is fair. Way to go! 💕

[@fizyknaut8108]

YES! It's been a while since we got a long episode. And by a while I mean.... 2 weeks....... So I'm greedy for StarTalk content- sue me. (Please don't actually sue me I have no money).

[@lostastronaut8291]

Too late I’ll meet you in court.

[@RiseOfTheNew]

Best videos/podcast goes to star talk. Neil and Chuck are so awesome together.

[@MiningMyBusiness]

Threw it all atcha The Whole Kitchen Sink This edition was Nice all that & a bag of chips.

[@hollow-xiii-]

The saying is "everything but the kitchen sink". That means there is no sink. FFS.

[@shanomac69]

Another great episode. Chuck is always so funny. I actually remember Betelgeuse getting dimmer and was wondering what the F was up. Wasn't sure so I had googled it and this channel came up as one of the suggestions other than Wikipedia. Been watching this channel ever since. It's unfortunate that we'll probably all be long gone when Betelgeuse does go supernova because it will be something SPECTACULAR TO SEE

[@invisibledimensions]

There is a great book called "The Nothing That Is: A Natural History of Zero" by Robert Kaplan

[@celesteschacht8996]

You two are hysterical I can’t be depressed when I listen to you💕💕

[@Avalaraeon]

That free will thing is definitely rooted in “intention” as the starting point...

[@carmo0]

Those two are the best duo on KZbin!

[@gillifish]

Do they read our comments anymore? 🥺 love you guys!

[@steve-o6413]

They never did read them, it's all about the illusion of being heard...

[@MrDjsmooth87]

@@steve-o6413 yet we always come back

[@frankmossa6445]

That last answer about the black ⚫ was amazing, its just like how our cells remember forgien objects entering our body and are able to determine whether its problematic or beneficial? So to have space and one of its biggest phenomenon remember its past clearly proves that we are in fact all a product of stars n space!

[@insane_troll]

If Betelgeuse is off the shoulder of Orion, are there attack ships on fire there?

[@Games_and_Music]

You're seeing things, we people wouldn't believe.

[@BDM-PAISLEY-EDDIE]

I love this because I always listen first thing in the morning while I'm getting high.

[@HoshikawaHikari]

Don’t watch while eating, you’ll never know when you’ll start laughing and your food spits out (saying from experience)

[@douglasroberts8734]

Neil makes the 'hard talk' chuck makes life easier.. I havent word

[@nameless5053]

Don't let this distract you from the fact that new year doesn't carry any astronomical significance at all

[@danieljackson4511]

for you maybe

[@nameless5053]

@@danieljackson4511 and for Neil kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipikY6xjd8ycacU

[@niro6246]

@@danieljackson4511 what astronomical value does it have for you?

[@Geezer-yf8hv]

I hope Betelgeuse does go supernova in my lifetime! What an amazing and inspiring thing to see! I wonder how long the light would remain before it fades away?

[@shanewallace2564]

I know I would like to see it. The light from a supernova can be visible for weeks or months, depending on the distance from the star and the strength of the explosion.

[@XtreeM_FaiL]

If it goes to supernova in your lifetime, it will be visible on earth 600 years later. How long you think you're going to live?

[@Geezer-yf8hv]

@@XtreeM_FaiL I should have clarified SEEING IT MY LIFETIME! That would mean it actually went supernova 600 or so years ago!

[@danieljackson4511]

Some random religious dude: "What are the odds that my legs would be precisely the right length to reach the floor?"

[@Nudnik1]

Einstein followed Rabbi Spinoza theology

[@ervinstankovic2462]

Chucks commitment to the bit is priceless

[@Parisneo]

Neil ,you say we call it like we see it. I don't think that's always quite right. If you remove the old stars named by old greeks then arabs, new stars has names that looks like phone numbers.

[@glennlewisbrannin5828]

Howdy Mr. Neil, Howdy Mr. Chuck...my name is Glenn nice to meet ya! I hope you and yours are all well. I had a very vivid dream a lil bit ago and it posed this question in my mind that I haven’t been able to forget. It has brought me to you Mr. Neil you can probably answer it off top of your head. The question is does time stop at absolute zero? The reason I even have this question is because in my dream I was talking with someone, a faceless someone. This voice was explaining to me that there was no such thing as time. Time was simply a relationship between things. The relationship between most things progress in such a precise and predictable manner that it can be calculated. This calculation can and is measured and that is what we consider time. Time does not move forward or backward there is only now, and now is change. Strange dream I know and there was more I just can’t recall it all, I do remember or seem to remember that the voice said proof of this could be found with absolute zero. Thanks for hearing me out I hope I don’t sound crazy.

[@Sammasambuddha]

Do you mean the temperature of absolute zero? That's the cold end of the scale right? Sorry, but Temperature couldn't affect Time itself but could effect the measurement e.g. tools that are used to detect time fluctuations. I think your dream is describing time as a pressure. (Chaos Theory) Forcing action from stillness. If Absolute Zero removed all the energy from particles (non moving particles) it wouldn't effect new particles from popping into existence there. From the perspective of the frozen particles, they're in hibernation. Time itself rides the slide of gravity. I doubt Neil is going to reply to your questions here.

[@glennlewisbrannin5828]

@@Sammasambuddha howdy, howdy bud, thanks for the reply and the info. I’m not a real scientific guy, I enjoy science and find it very interesting I just have never dedicated enough time to learn a lot. It just seemed very important and new to me. Worth asking the question. Thanks again!

[@TaterFarmer]

Chuck’s stoner impression reminds me of a old friend. He’s slightly simple. 😂

[@sophiaangelini4368]

By/ far, the best program on the internet.

[@Anti-HyperLink]

Space smells like impending death.

[@chrisleearies484]

Space is fake

[@earthpurgatory1015]

Freewill is actually limited. We have limited free will. To prove my point one can ask the question, What is the will of life? Well, to go on living. So that is a predetermined directive. Yes, we can decide to try to end our lives on our own terms, but the body will always struggle. And the point can be proven by trying to hold ones breathe till death. What happens? The body over a brief period of time starts to fight back and will make you feel very uncomfortable with your decision to hold your breath. So, lets say you succeed in holding your breath long enough, then what? Well, you pass out and then your body forces you to breathe again. Just one example of why we dont truly have free will. Posters, feel free to add more examples if you like.

[@tankmango757]

Can you calculate the astrophysics of deez nutz

[@Games_and_Music]

33:19 I don't think that question is that difficult, if you consider that 'thought' is your inner monologue, which always 'speaks' in the language that you understand and speak, so, that thought is already a rendering of the initial impulse, which originated before you tell yourself to stand up. The fact that you are aware of the action that you're about to take is a result of that impulse being relayed back to your memory. Basic functions don't get communicated back to the memory, you have no need to remember that your heart just beated, but i think that there are also some thoughts that misfire, like having a blackout/sleepwalk, functioning on a different level which prevents those thoughts from being relayed back to your awareness and memory. But, "you" are in there, but you're not always aware or remembering everything you do, your body does its thing and your persona/identity hangs labels on things once they pass through your awareness. That impulse _could_ be triggered by our Remote Controlling Aliens.. but yeah, Occam's Razor kinda leans to not-Aliens/not-Simulation.

[@chicxulubeminidenove4325]

🤭 For me, you both look like two AI's are talking!! 💕 👏

[@MaggieDanger]

Hmmm, speaking of that answer about self-determination: I had one recent bout of insomnia that lasted over 6 days. And on the last day of that, I got an explicitly chatty subconscious part of my brain that ... seemed to be trying to keep me busy because it was doing its hardest to provide the sleep maintenance necessary for my brain to recover, but without causing a full shutdown or sleep cycle. The whole experience genuinely shed a lot of light on what consciously happens and what's subconscious. Most confusingly, I did ask for a specific adjustment to my normal set of emotional reactions, and first she was confused I wanted that because she thought I wanted the opposite, but then agreed and said she'd do that next chance she got. And honestly: I got A LOT less angry by default within a few days. Strangest experience in a while - super fascinating... but also not something I'd recommend, cause 5+ days of sleeplessness is... rather tough.

[@F_L_U_X]

1:55 That desperate for money? They should switch the income rates between sports players and scientists/teachers. 😞

[@gillifish]

Unfortunately you’d be surprised how much it costs to produce/record episodes of anything :( let alone just living on this floating rock

[@Verdadeiro]

@@gillifish No one said the contrary. It's just that it's too disrespectful to only accept questions from people that are paying you to probably appear on the air. Then when we say atheists don't have any sense of moral values people don't know what we are talking about. This is a great example. Materialism above all else. What if I ask a question that is really important? Would I have to pay to these clowns in the vain hope it will be read here?

[@gillifish]

@@Verdadeiro they probably have so many questions to answer if they included KZbin comments, so I get it. Also keep in mind he is going to be regarded as one of the greatest minds of *our* lifetimes. And this has nothing to do with morals/atheism, as I could say most churches are easily and usually corrupted by greed for money. As well as the fact that if they’re in the US, money is a struggle for everyone, you have no idea what happens behind closed doors... it’s the sad truth that you have to pay to have your voice heard nowadays.

[@TaterFarmer]

Yes. Professor Chuck Nice. I love it. I’d attend that college.

[@DanniSoRude]

IF we do live in a simulation, the real person controlling my avatar should have created better boyfriends for us 🙄

[@morbidmanmusic]

Here I am! 😘

[@DanniSoRude]

@@morbidmanmusic 😂😂😂 You should probably ask questions before you volunteer from this job 😂

[@alontehaywood9612]

Shoulda chose from patreon at least they pay lol

[@rubosrex7303]

I doubt there would be someone controlling your avatar.. its most likely that you're just a bunch of conditionals.

[@tegneren]

Well, the Benevolent Omnipotent Gamer, or Bog as I like to call him, is just a 14 yo with bad social skills living in their parents basement, som manage your expectations 😂

[@ManjotSingh-hy8ch]

This episode was really interesting, so many great questions.

[@otak3133]

If you trace it back far enough, the story of the three wise men (the three kings) dates back to ancient Egyptian tales based on Astrology where the three kings are the stars in Orion's belt. Betelgeuse may have been the star of Bethlehem in these stories.

[@jermainemoss7809]

Another great episode guys. Keep up the scientific literacy.

[@rookangelofmercy7283]

Every chuck video is a definite watch

[@soupbonep]

I always think of Neil as a great educator, but when he talked of observing Betelgeuse, It made me think of him in the observatory. And my burning question is, WHY doesn't he talk about this stuff more often?! C'mon Neil, what's up with that? You are a scientist fer gawds sake! :-)

[@stevenvanhulle7242]

The quote "Spacetime tells matter how to move; matter tells spacetime how to curve" is by John Wheeler. (Actually the original was "Space tells matter how to move; matter tells space how to curve", for snappiness over accuracy)

[@KaterinaTalantliva]

I'd love to hear more about free will! But let's make a twist! Invite Brian Green against Heather Berlin! They both are convinced we don't have free will but from different stand points!

[@Sammasambuddha]

Please include an A.I. robot for a different perspective!

[@TheRedCourage]

NDT is the best person to ask if you have any questions about the physics of the simulated universe! 10/10

[@gustavoramirez.6220]

I love this podcast i have learned so much with you guys

[@stephanienirenberg7426]

Love these two men with a passion.

[@RomeshEtulgama]

Chuck is getting smarter and smarter by the day...

[@girafficable]

Science! You're my guy Neil! I want to ask questions too now. I'm heading over to patron soon 33:20 freewill amazing subject 👌 I want to know your thoughts about it. Neuroscience 36:30 real talk. Quantum physics I love this subject too. Big podcast released today. Thanks you guys.

[@mikethompson7132]

NO QUESTIONS FROM FACEBOOK ETC.?.....STAR TALK HAS BECOME PAY PER VIEW? ...BRILLIANT ..LOVE IT. i guess its the way of the world these days. STILL I LOVE U GUYS AND WISH YOU THE VERY BEST

[@nicholasgrossardt4890]

I've been an avid listener of StarTalk for years this episode and also episodes over the last year or so have shown to me that there has been an increasing amount of non-science and personal belief pushed on people mr. Neil Degrassi I thank you very much for all of your scientific knowledge I really do not have any need for your religious beliefs or the way that you put Christians and Muslims multiple Eastern religions and other religions in a category. Mr. Neil Degrassi I would like you to show me how we are not created and how we just appeared or came out of some sludge in the ground where would be the missing link ? that would be like taking a Rolex watch completely smashing it putting it into a type of rock tumbler with a bunch of gases and other debris and shaking it around for a number of years say a year 10 years Thousand Years a million years a billion years and then you pull out a watch and that Rolex watch is perfect that is what the human body is is perfect so how can you say that the human body is not designed? Thank you for your time I hope you read this and I hope I get a answer from mr. Neil or somebody else that is accredited as he is or above.

[@kamranriazi2830]

برنامه‌هایت عالی هستند ، علم و دانشی بی نهایت داری و فن بیانت عالیست و شخصیتی منحصر به فرد داری و کلامی پرمعنا را با بیانی شیوا، همراه سخنوری بی نظیرت چنان با شکوه هست؛ که به محبوب ترین دانشمند ایران و ایرانیان هستی . ای کاش می‌توانستیم حتی لحظه ای اندک از نزدیک ببینمت . تو اسطوره و قهرمان زندگی من و امثال من در اینجا هستید . ما توسط دیکتاتوری وحشتناک و رژیمی جانی محدود شدیم . وگر نه شاید من هم نجوم درس میخواندم بسیار موفق میبودم . از زمانی که یادمه فیزیک و نجوم را آنچنان دوست داشتم که همیشه و هر جا یا کتاب هالیدی یا اختر شناسی همراهم بود . افسوس که نتونستم دانشگاه نجوم بروم . ولی از وقتی برنامه‌های تو را می‌بینم، از فکر کردن به گذشته و رنج زمانه، آزاد شدم. وتنها دغدغه من یاد گیری توسط برنامه های شما می باشد . سپاس گذارم.