Cosmic Queries - How to Not Die in Space w/ Neil deGrasse Tyson & Ana Diaz Artiles

[@StarTalk]

Check Out NASA's SmartSuit Concept: www.nasa.gov/directorates/spacetech/niac/2019_Phase_I_Phase_II/SmartSuit/

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

How much AI is involved in the self healing? Can they work underwater? That is, in +atmosphere as opposed to 0 atmosphere.

[@wizard1404]

The NASA says they're going to send men to Mars, LOL. If they are recording in Devon Island, in Canada. LOL. Do you know that NASA and the American Merchant Marine admit that it is flat? LOL. If the radius of the earth is 4038 miles and polaris is in the center you have it. We have given it 60º, but if we give it less, it would be closer to polaris. Sun = 2,000 MILES POLARIS = 6904 MILES That and the sundial shatter the globe

[@jamescunningham1844]

Wee need a full episode dedicated to carl sagan. I tried search on youtube but couldn't see it. He influenced my way of thinking to the best degree of our world

[@uncharted7againblackking256]

So in reality we don't need people that haft to wear glasses nasa doesn't approve

[@TheGiggleMasterP]

Easily one of the best science podcasts out there. So accessible every time no matter how much you know. Thank you Neil for making science great again! 😜

[@StarTalk]

Thank you for those kind words! We love our fans.

[@Gurvind]

Yay!

[@markashton8337]

@@StarTalk and we love u NDT

[@aviationnation6643]

I love this Channel, Not only do you get to learn you actually feel like your in the conversation even though you aren't. Congrats Neil For all the hard work!

[@Hunter7023]

You're*

[@StarTalk]

So glad you’re able to join in on the conversation with us!

[@marketingwithwilliam]

I noticed that too and catch myself talking with them lol

[@hamster9747]

@@marketingwithwilliam omg you're crazy

[@ittaiklein8541]

Give up Dear Hunter; Faulty grammar is pervasive - We're vastly outnumbered - might as well give up.

[@JGriffing]

Matt looked so happy that Neil deGrasse Tyson finally got his podcast name right haha.

[@morbidmanmusic]

It's sad how many times he messed it up. Smart is not always consistent.

[@Hunter7023]

I'm hoping that was just a bit lol, otherwise it's kinda disrespectful. Don't think Neil got it wrong the past couple times though.

[@wizard1404]

The NASA says they're going to send men to Mars, LOL. If they are recording in Devon Island, in Canada. LOL. Do you know that NASA and the American Merchant Marine admit that it is flat? LOL. If the radius of the earth is 4038 miles and polaris is in the center you have it. We have given it 60º, but if we give it less, it would be closer to polaris. Sun = 2,000 MILES POLARIS = 6904 MILES That and the sundial shatter the globe

[@WildlifeWarrior-cr1kk]

​@@morbidmanmusichow is that sad

[@Mutual_Information]

The StarTalk audience loves to hear how they’d die if they were anywhere but comfy, cozy Earth.

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

Comfy, cozy? With everything going on right now? The StarTalk audience is looking for its cherished island of sanity.

[@Mutual_Information]

@@michaelccopelandsr7120 relative to a randomly chosen place in the universe, I’d say Earth is comfortable.

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

@@Mutual_Information that made me lol. I bow to reason.

[@dunderwood4444]

Dr. Tyson FINALLY remembered the title Probably Science, we've heard close in past episodes ie "Almost Science & is it Science. Outstanding engaging episode as anticipated Brooklyn NY loves StarTalk Lord Nice would have CRUSHED The introduction of Dr. Ana Diaz-Artiles using the Columbian drug lord voice of "Esteban Montoya" Lord Nice's ulter ego. Outstanding episode

[@mxb2432]

Yess I think it's only the second time he got the name of Matt's podcast! 😆 Was wondering if he wasn't just playing with him at this point!

[@dunderwood4444]

@@mxb2432 😆 🤣 😂 SOLID observation & point

[@StarTalk]

Thanks D. Underwood!

[@bullettube9863]

I saw a newscast last year with Ana Diaz-Artiles showing different ideas for her super space suit. It was shown as being more flexible with better visibility and even better protection.

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

Time is fascinating. I worked the subway stations for nearly 10 years. From one end of the city to the other. Every so often i would notice the city would be saying that, "Today just flew by" or "The day was just dragging along." How can an entire city complain about the same time paradox unless it was effected by it. Maybe a time distorted bubble the earth passes through in its revolution around the sun. Maybe random waves of time distortion hitting the earth? Maybe they're randomly given off by the sun. Maybe they're from outside our terran system and reach us in intervals. ???? Ti-i-i-ime, is on my side. Yes, it is!

[@EmpyreanLightASMR]

That is really cool, nice observation! I had a friend who would sometimes feel "out of sync" and would just sit down and let the day catch up to him-or something lol. I started doing it too after he told me and sometimes it seems to work.

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

@@EmpyreanLightASMR my grandfather, a Lieutenant Colonel chaplin in the air force, used to tell us, "When ever you woke up and felt out-of-sync with the day. That was because your soul didn't get back in time." He'd tell us, "See, while you sleep your soul is up in heaven getting it's orders for the next day. If you woke up before your soul got back, then you would be out-of-sync for the day since your soul is trailing behind you waiting for you to go to sleep so it can get back inside." It still makes sense to me. ;-P

[@philkight2630]

Its been over 30 years since my dive lessons, yet that is still blazed across my mind, DO not hold your breath.......

[@dreamwork69]

this podcast answered my question on why we need full spacesuit but not only oxygen mask. I love the topic of visual enhancement and hope we have an answer in future episode. Thank you as always Neil and the team.

[@emordnilaps]

At minute 27, Diaz-Artiles talks about a suit maybe anticipating and assisting you in, say, walking. I've worked with disabled vets (on scuba diving) and I have seen some great (land-based, not water-tolerant) prosthetics which enable above-the-knee amputees to have a natural gait. The "knee joint" of the prosthetic senses somehow when to lock and when to unlock, to provide the functionality we with full legs possess without thinking.

[@chrisbentleywalkingandrambling]

One of the best vlogs, in my opinion. I never thought of this as an area of expertise. Very enlightening and very interesting. Thank you for airing this and it would be nice to have a follow up in a year or two to see what advances Ana and her Team have made and especially if the self repairing has been tried say on a dummy suit/part there of, taken out with an astronaut on an EVA. Throughly enjoyable and educational for a lay person like me. Thank you again.

[@RSL3000]

Neil actually got Matt's podcast name correct!!!!

[@mattevans-koch9353]

Excellent episode. Thank you all.

[@StarTalk]

Thank YOU!

[@Blue_3rd]

Neil actually remembered the name of Matt’s podcast. That’s a first!

[@gabrieliglesias7979]

Since you mentioned the Foundation from Asimov, would be super cool a conversation about the books, or the recent tv serie, or just about him and his influence on many fields of science and art. Thanks for the awesome show!

[@SurrealNotion]

Love ❤️ the Move Mars Closer idea!! Neal's show, here, has always been one of my favorites. Never has bad info. Maybe some interesting 🤔, make ya think type, but he's pretty much always on top of what's going on in Science. Thanks Mr. Tyson!!

[@chuckee1987]

Let's do it!

[@alexwolffe7805]

Canary Islands representation in US science: checked. Her work is outstanding! I hope she keeps innovating space stuff.

[@anti-Russia-sigma]

I did not know that there was so much sci in space suits till I saw this show.So thanks for the info.

[@TikkyTakMoo]

7:50 - I recently became acquainted with someone who dropped out of school in 9th grade. He works construction and just turned 40. Having a rough upbringing, and given the polarizing world events, he struggles with alcohol abuse which tends to bring out a bad side of him... what most people would call racist. Using racial slurs Sober-minded, however, this guy *loves* astrophysics - concepts of gravity, Spacetime, and heat shields... In fact, believe it or not - his favorite astrophysicist is none other than Neil DeGrasse Tyson. (still hasn't watched Startalk though) He is actually quite a bright individual able to understand intuitively physics concepts being explained. He just doesn't know formally know Algebra. Yesterday was his birthday. While he was sober he of course wanted to talk about astrophysics. As he increasingly got drunker, his unbecoming side manifested - talking about "savages" and "dumb indians" despite being half native himself, and his wife being full. Talking about gang life. I interjected his rant that half the neighborhood could hear, "What do you like more, this crap, or science." Briefly an expression of sobriety came over him as he said "science." He tried to revert back to his aggressive mood and dialogue, but reminding him of the sciences and thoughts of building himself to better understand it were more conducive to what makes him happy, ultimately snapped him out of his rage. It is an insane dynamic that Dr. Tyson's voice provides. In this case, it seemed to his better angel, and voice of reason. Thanks for helping Dr. Tyson. Charismatic educators who can share their passion and wonder are invaluable at the sensitive time. You deserve the cash.

[@SteveC38]

Well Done, Y'all!

[@Nightgaunt_01]

Amazing and super interesting episode. Such a good find Dr. Artiles as a guest.

[@jeffs6090]

23:10 That's all well and good to just plug the hole in your suit caused my a micrometeorite and wait for it to self heal. However, your body doesn't self heal. If it punctures your suit, there's a high chance it will puncture you too.

[@davidt3956]

Yes, but people are shot, sadly, all the time. Plenty of people, in war or otherwise, can work to deal with those holes, but dealing with the one in the suit is a bit more immediate. :)

[@babbupra9]

the guests on this show are so great at explaining their work it's so cool and overwhelming 👌🏻🤘🏻

[@StarTalk]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@hoboman444]

Love when there's different comedians on the episodes.

[@aliarsal4082]

Nice episode, loved it.

[@dznuttzonyachin7499]

The happiest squirrel ever !! Probably Science

[@beretta9mm]

I remember older movies and TV shows used to show so many different variations of what happens when a human gets exposed to space without any protection - some had humans explode as if they had a suicide bomb vest, others had humans freeze into a popsicle in seconds, and yet others had humans suffocate immediately (which I guess would be closer to reality). Always made me wonder what really happens when you get exposed to space, and how long, if at all, a human could survive in space before they suffocate or their blood boils... The Expanse had a scene like that, and this show is praised for being the most scientifically accurate Sci-Fi TV show, so is it possible to jump from one ship's airlock to another ship's airlock without a spacesuit?

[@anamata1204]

To Ana Diaz, I have a friend who graduated in Aerospace Engineering. He is currently working in a HVAC company but would like to focus in Aerospace. Is there any advice that you can give in regards the first steps after college to pursue a career in Aerospace?

[@tysonmckinney5494]

Thank you for continuing to have great conversations available to everyone. It would be cool if you all could talk a little more about STEAM, and not just STEM. As Neil alluded too, the arts have not only an influence on those going into these fields, but the need for more creative minds in all fields is very important to innovation and problem solving. Keep up the great work.

[@juliabinford6500]

Love the interviews on this channel!

[@ReginaldDj1]

I always love these cosmic queries ❤️ and the vision was a good one I wonder if the helmet lens can be set up to where it can adjust to give a person perfect vision through technology 🤔

[@ittaiklein8541]

Rej ! What is perfect vision?

[@DaBlondDude]

This taught me a lot more than I thought it would, very cool

[@anderswallin3883]

Love the show! I think that you should invite the guys over at AsteronX for a talk about FTL travel and things like that. They are very good!

[@StarTalk]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@anderswallin3883]

@@StarTalk You are welcome! All of the things they talk about are very interesting. They deserve way more subs than they currently have. Maybe they can get a boost by being invited to your show.

[@michaelmcchesney6645]

Steven Gould's 4th and most recent "Jumper" novel, Exo, about a husband and wife and their teenage daughter who all have the ability to teleport (the Doug Lyman film was loosely based on the original novel) has a mechanical counter pressure suit as a major plot element. The 17-year-old daughter, Cent, partners with a researcher into mechanical counter pressure suits and uses her ability to jump while changing her inertia/trajectory to start her own satellite delivery service. Leaving aside the teleportation, the rest of the novel takes pain to make the rest scientifically accurate (or at least accurate as far as this non-rocket scientist can tell). I enjoyed the series quite a bit, but particularly enjoyed the latter two novels focusing on the daughter. Exo ends with Cent returning from her first trip to Mars with a jar full of martian regolith. I am hoping that Steven Gould will write a 5th novel in the series, but as I understand it he will be writing the novelizations of James Cameron's Avatar sequels first.

[@KingJames61]

Didn't learn as much as I wanted. Love the show 👍

[@tudorpodea5027]

Very interesting and entertaining, great to see the guest’s name put on screen.

[@ManaBDew]

Ty Mrs. Ana

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

My idea so I get to name it! Voyager 1 is now in interstellar TIME! (Mikey's Time) Think of it like Alvin and the chipmunks. "Vyger's" message is fine. It's just sped up now that it's outside our suns time bubble or "Terran Time." It would be faster still if "Vyger" sent a message from beyond the Milky Way's time bubble. That name is still up for grabs. Outside the Local Group TIME is open, too. Now that "Vyger" is in interstellar space, it's also in the Milky Way's STANDARD, faster moving, interstellar TIME or "Mikey's Time." •Our sun's TIME bubble: "Terran Time" we know and have measured. •Milky Way's TIME bubble or "Mikey's Time." The rate/flow of TIME outside any influence but within the Milky Way: We just got there and are still figuring. Wild guess I'd say time will increase in speed, now and until Vyger is outside the Oort cloud .007-.07% faster, maybe. •Local Group's TIME bubble or the rate/flow of time outside of any influence but within the Local Group: Name still open and unknown. Wild guess .08% to a couple seconds faster, maybe. •Outside any influence in True interstellar TIME: Name still open and unknown. ???? Here is where surfing time is SO choice. A minute is a minute in all. It's the rate/flow I'm talking about. Pass it on, please and thank you.

[@davemarm]

Nitpick but I believe the discussion is really about micrometeoroids and not micrometeorites.

[@scottperry9581]

If you were in a spacecraft for months, and lowered the pressure gradually to avoid the bends, how low could one set the steady-state pressure?

[@EchoTCV]

Great title great convo keep it up 👍

[@tedtosterone2262]

RIP BeeGees! 🌸

[@AttackChefDennis]

Neil, Having mentioned stepping thru a wormhole onto the surface of Mars, begs me to ask if you have read Peter F Hamilton's Pandora's Star sf novel/series. The entire earth based civilization uses stable wormhole to explore, colonized, and eventually settle and commute like each planet is a part of a large suburban park. Catch a train on your world and travel across 2,3,4 worlds to get to work, and the same going home. The story stats with a landing on Mars being spoiled by rogue wormhole succeeding with their wormhole experiment and opening one next to the Mars landing site. Good story with multiple books to read.

[@darrendavis3536]

Very interesting and informative video...

[@StarSong936]

@ 20:25 So, we need a gravity tractor to drag Mars back and put it in a tighter orbit. That would take a fair bit of time. Note, on my facebook page, I've been posting a fictional story where this is a feature of the story. I'm pretty sure I've got the orbital mechanics wrong, but it's still a good story line.

[@sanjeevans7223]

Its a good conversion about space suit and I need to know some topic and explain how earth atmosphere are created and constantly maintain the pressure.

[@Mr2bad1]

Nice Job. Keep'em coming.

[@Games_and_Music]

47:51 protip: add the stripes after you put the suit on.

[@Remzly]

Could you guys talk about the james webb telescope after the images come out & speak on if the images prove anything that we couldn't before? Thank you

[@DunsmoreFamily]

You also have to worry about the Mass the astronauts can move. Which is not always understood as different then the weight of the suit.

[@sharizabel2582]

The fighter pilot g suite uses pneumatic air tapped from the engines to inflate and keep the blood from pooling. That only provides g tolerance for approximately 4 g’s. The higher g forces are countered through the g straining techniques of clenching muscles and closing/opening the glottis rhythmically.

[@jamescunningham1844]

You should do an episode on carl sagan and his views on the world

[@leeFbeatz]

Much love startalk!!! Is there any energy in the breakdown of diamond molecular structures we can harvest? If so… let’s drip??? 🥺

[@twstf8905]

She's amazing 👍

[@billx4266]

Just a regular aerospace engineer, yes, my appartment building is full of them.

[@fraliexb]

If Matt was able to move Mars closer to the Earth; then wouldn't also the Astroid belt also move with Mars? It seemed to me that the Asteroid Belt was formed due to Lagrange Points between Mars and Jupiter.

[@Aromapablo]

Neil I love you bro. Please don’t die In Space

[@mikelytou]

Thank you for making chapters. I don't need a 3 minute long background on someone, I usually skip these pages in books as well.

[@matayga2000]

@startalk...So question Neil...a 'worm hole' is akin to Scotty beaming us up? Would it ever be possible to use it that way in the future so we can travel through space and time?

[@judyfrancis4515]

Can't wait to see the medical applications for these developments!

[@mikeavery4098]

As far as visual impairment couldn't they do a screen display that adjusts to your eyes.

[@ManaBDew]

I contributed to this including NASA & LIGO ESPECIALLY STAR TALK . YEY!!!

[@normanchristiansen1864]

sci-fi author r a heinlein was a USN officer and engineer, designed pressure suits for high-altitude pilots... (also a space suit named 'oscar' ....)

[@same0077]

No Chuck episode. ❤️❤️❤️

[@izaaguilo]

By not getting there in first place...I guess😅. Nice talk🙌😊

[@marketingwithwilliam]

David Wilcox talked about a gel like substance that could be put over your ship or you that basically works as the perfect suit/shield.. after hearing this lady I believe him even more. All the tite "inventions" are let loose in increments.

[@karimC35]

She is amazing

[@davidt3956]

An Aggie! No wonder this episode is so good. :) BTW: Neil, listen to how she pronounced Barcelona. There's no th.

[@tcluchito]

Yeah them gallegos/as. Love the accent

[@Tanguero1]

If you are speaking Spanish you pronouce the "th". When speaking english you do not pronouce the "th".

[@davidt3956]

@@Tanguero1 No, it depends on which Spanish. In Catalan, in Barcalona, there's no th but there are a couple of different regional pronunciations. Non-Catalan Spaniards often use the th. There's a story that says it's because of a Spanish king who lisped and the court followed him, but I've read multiple articles that say it's just the difference between Catalan and Castillian dialects.

[@joeymorrow3319]

I do seem to remember watching a video of one of the astronauts tripping while bouncing and thinking those boots could have been improved just from watching how the shape of the toe helped him trip worse.

[@timmoye5706]

very cool

[@jakem5037]

🎶 I'd be safe and warm, if I was in L.A. 🎶

[@gameranimeandmore3777]

I assume space suit’s for titan would not need much pressure protection just need heat and wings and you could fly

[@Femaiden]

at the very end, they talked about the difficulty of wearing glasses inside a spacesuit and one guy had to glue his glasses to his head so they don't fall off. . . why can't they just make like. . goggles, like what a swimmer or a lab technician wears, with an elastic band that secures it on your head and put the prescription lenses in it? it doesn't sound like a hard engineering challenge at all.

[@MaryAnnNytowl]

@ about 4:00, it reminds me 100% of the Doctor Who line, "don't be lasagna." 😄😉❤️❤️

[@Solostylevids]

So as far as driving goes you can only go down so far without having to worry about decompression or bends when you come back up if you come back up and repressurize yourself normally as if you didn't care to decompress yourself you will eventually have gases form in your blood because of the pressure change that happened too quickly this coupled with a bunch of other problems can cause you to clot or have what we call hydrolock or air lock in your bloodstream which basically is no different than not being able to compress the blood and move it around where it needs to go and then starving your body of blood that's the least of your worries the worst part comes when you get extreme pain all over your body because of the pain that this causes you won't even be able to think when you're dying

[@October_libra]

Looking forward to depressurization day when gravity gives way to bouyancy. Perhaps these nanosuits shall come in handy then lol Thanks for the disclosure 👁️✨🐰

[@spookyactionatadistance1316]

Spacesuit work pretty well while standing relatively still. Not so good accelerating u up to .2 light.

[@fritzhamburg1785]

Surviving in space i would like to take a spaceship with air water an atmosphere and its gravitation with other part. Maybe like a keppler rosette. Like in larry nivens ringworld.

[@thnktank1]

I'm so current.

[@blaughblahh]

Keep thinking we may need environmental suits to deal with the effects of climate change. So much space technology has earth bound applications.

[@roooorey8978]

She's great. Go get'em.

[@scapegoatiscariot2767]

Do you have a personal astrophysicist? I do.

[@MrTae56]

I have an idea of how a space suit could work with human interaction or, AI humanoid. To me very simple patch. It would be an exoskeleton 😊 I love StarTalk. 😊 I wish that I could afford a subscription but I'm poor, I love the education that you bring to the world, bless you and your funny sidekick too lol love you Chuck Nice😅 still there because the because the AI esco skeleton uses liquid would probably be fragile towards the external environment?

[@bored9260]

My idea to mars, is a bullet train… not with gun powder but, a magnetic rail that shoots you off into space. 🤷‍♂️ a couple of pans for trajectory correction. Maybe a parachute if you miss

[@cyndicorinne]

Let’s remember to take care of humanity’s number one space_craft_, to perhaps extend the life of the species as we travel through space.

[@Synathidy]

The Earth? Nah, the Earth is f*cked. In the process of being utterly f*cked right now, and humanity has very good plans to do nothing to stop it from being thoroughly f*cked even more in the future. We are in the twilight of Earth's habitability.

[@seancraddock8305]

I have a question for y'all is there any fear that the Army might come in and take this technology to use for military purposes referring to the smart suit y'all are trying to develop

[@armaneraki2582]

💙

[@mojoleaker]

Did she say she was originally from Spain but was now living in Barcelona?

[@bored9260]

Raytheon laboratory in Utah or salt lake city had a prototype exo suit, but discontinue the funding back in 2014 🤷‍♂️ navy seal SOCOM has a exo suit load carrier integrated helmet optics with top of the line night vision iris and maybe IR “inferred” but the technical difficulties of it goes to something involving the power pack.

[@bored9260]

Why am I so enthused about defense contract besides my mom being part of the team that design the B2 bomber 🤷‍♂️

[@Jxpk03]

🔥

[@orkestriusmusic839]

Simple answer is, "Don't Go!"

[@ManaBDew]

22 million plus & worth it. 👨‍🚀👨‍🚀👨‍🚀👨‍🚀👨‍🚀👩🏻‍🚀👩🏻‍🚀

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

Black hole's effect TIME just like forces, energy and matter. (Not light, no mass) We already know, TIME is affected just like everything else. If black holes can focus all it collects to one point, by the same thinking, black holes are focusing all that it collects into one TIME. Pushing (or pulling) down, INTO TIME. Until pieces exist in past, present, and future at the same TIME, in TIME. (QUANTUM PARTICLES, Duh!) Makes sense to me. If it walks like a duck and quacks like a force, it might not be just a causality. Before you out yourself as a, "stuffed-shirt expert," know where I come from, crazy is a compliment. So to those who think me crazy, Thank You.

[@Synathidy]

Correct word you were looking for is AFFECTED.

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

@@Synathidy I stand corrected. Thank you.

[@hollywood1281]

Exoskeleton that talk is deep,y’all on to something….

[@dorispink3511]

хорошее видео. только всю эту информацию можно было бы уместить в 1-2 минуты видео. а остальные 46 минут было бы не плохо посвятить технической стороне вопроса. очень тяжело почти час слушать шутки про магию, отсылки к азимову.

[@drako7222]

So would aliens that have adapted to living is space have hearts that would pump gases?

[@Bboyredmoon]

💎

[@FobbitMike]

Proper English is "How not to die in space." Do not split infinitives.