The Universe and Beyond, with Stephen Hawking

This year’s season finale of StarTalk on National Geographic TV was Neil deGrasse Tyson's interview with Stephen Hawking. In memory of his passing, and in celebration of his life, we offer that episode for you here. Also featuring astrophysicist Janna Levin, comedian Matt Kirshen, physicist Michio Kaku, and Bill Nye the Science Guy.
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[@prakash8037]

RIP Stephen Hawking. He was a legend.

[@MichaelBerthelsen]

Prakash J He still is. ;-)

[@User39814]

yes he is

[@pratikdedhia]

I didn't know, I Googled after your comment.

[@sqweed653]

I thought you were not serious but it's even in the description of the video. Now this made me sad :(

[@prakash8037]

Captain Squid Sorry! 😅

[@jmcsquared18]

How appropriate that he was born on the anniversary of Galileo's death, and died on the day of Einstein's birth. He will be remembered as most influential person in all of science, not only due to his astronomical intellect, but because his very life was sustained by scientific advances in medicine. He will be missed and remembered forever.

[@princeweekes1]

Kokocola, He didn't say he wasn't influential, he said he wasn't the most. Kids in the hood don't know who he is, but everyone knows who Einstein is. In fact most people don't even know of Hawkings great achievements. Sadly it normally takes death to expand to that kind of influence. Watch and see how much his work will spread now that we've lost him.

[@princeweekes1]

Regardless though , in the end hawking will have he bigger influence on this generation I agree, but it hasn't happened yet.

[@jmcsquared18]

Flat Earth Revelations It's one thing to have a conversation on a page of an appropriate topic. It's another to copy and paste your bullshit on every page you can find. This page and this day are about a physicist that will be sorely missed. Have some goddamn respect and keep the conversation about the shape of the earth on the other discussion.

[@jmcsquared18]

suchdoge Silver gold Maybe what I said was slightly hyperbolic, but it's not a crazy thing to say. I commonly read Hawking's papers on Euclidean quantum gravity and particle creation near black holes, and in my work, his musings on information led to a revolution in physics that includes holography and Ads/CFT correspondence, which are enormous steps forward in understanding quantum gravity. So to me, he is insanely influential, but I grant you that now that he's passed away, many more people will be aware of how important he has been to physics.

[@mrpotatohed4]

Most influential definitely not. He pales in comparison to Einstein, James Clerk Maxwell, and Isaac Newton. Even Michael Faraday without a proper education was much more influential. And certainly the early founders of quantum mechanics changed everything. I don't think you understand what influential means. I would think Michio Kaku has been more influential, not just due to his contributions to string field theory but by how much people, like him and NDT, make science more "accessible" to common people and get them interested in it. I'm as sad as anyone that hawking died, but a person's death is no cause to lie about what they are.

[@liamhinrichs4881]

I met Stephen Hawking when I was 13 years old and completely by chance. He changed my entire outlook on life in once instance. Such a great man. RIP Stephen.

[@elisabetta4478]

That's absolutely a rare occasion. You had been lucky enough to meet him accidentally 😍

[@callumg_0147]

@@omegazoo1366 says the weeb, yikeesssss

[@chrissinclair4442]

Unsealed documents stated Stephen Hawking abused children on the child abuse islands of Jeffrey Epstein. It came out in unsealed documents with pretrial judgments of the on-going Ghislaine Maxwell prosecution. And yes, Epstein had several islands. Also could be Epstein was running same operations out of his brothers mansion in NY, that he was out of his.

[@darkstar5805]

Man, I'm jelly.

[@greenstar120]

@@chrissinclair4442 You're an idiot. Stephen Hawking didn't abuse any children. He was named on the unsealed documents because the court asked for photos of anyone at the event this included Hawking. You're daft.

[@purisomya6002]

The way his eyes lit up and you can literally see the excitement shining through his face when neil for example asks him about einstien's chair or uploading his brain into a computer! This shows how much more curious and excited he still was about things that were unknown to us it is just... So satisfying watching him like that!

[@Andriale]

If the world was a simulation, the admins muted Stephen Hawking because he was too OP

[@kalbearts237]

Perhaps he was elevated to mod status.

[@alexw2394]

They disabled him. I'm sorry

[@diesirae8954]

@@alexw2394 What a dick move

[@Anti-HyperLink]

@@alexw2394 Ha. Ha. Ha. Ha. That was him laughing. I'm not sorry, and will never apologize for humour. But what if the lizards put him a chair because he found their spaceship?

[@Handle...This.]

IF the world was a simulation?

[@JStrawmyre]

Being able to see Stephen Hawking smile is something I can't express with words

[@maveluck]

Lol

[@maveluck]

8:07

[@zakkmylde1712]

It's absolutely beautiful and can teach everyone a few deep lessons if they are willing to think and learn.

[@taylorpope7296]

It really is! So beautiful.

[@queerdeer12]

And it took a Donald Trump joke rofl

[@ritali3058]

"We must all do the best we can in whatever situation we're in. Never give up." - Stephen Hawking Prof. Stephen Hawking is indeed a source of inspiration to us all.

[@jadedpigeon5585]

Stephen Hawking was on Epstiens Island. He was involved in underage orgys.

[@lautaroheredia3027]

"Never give up" I'm in tears

[@ldohlj1]

This happened 2 years ago and only NOW the youtube algorithm decides to show it to me?

[@aguy7566]

Right? Wish I saw it back then but noo KZbin waits until now

[@solcutta-zt9uw]

Because it was and is no big thing

[@tunnookiegaming2157]

Ikr

[@tunnookiegaming2157]

But u see info on this level wre not allowed because it was classified like the super,soldiers on COD

[@nicholasjaworski9368]

Here I am almost 3 years later and I’m saying the same thing why KZbin algorithm all I do is watch science and you waited until now to show me LOL

[@ignorasmus]

Is it just me or did Niel actually seem a bit nervous and intimidated in front of Prof Hawking...?!

[@nix9vex13]

Reading him it seemed like he felt ashamed slightly having to be "poppy" talking to him. I'm pretty sure off camera they had way better chats.

[@hmp7181]

I think he did so good. If i was him i would have been more nervous

[@stevejohnson8693]

Given a professional insight as to who Prof. Hawking is, who wouldn’t be a bit intimidated?

[@Cheez-Itz_Christ]

To be completely honest I think anyone would be nervous talking with someone who basically knew everything

[@garywilson3042]

@@Cheez-Itz_Christ anyone who says they know everything I would never respect because true wisdom comes from knowing that you cannot know everything.

[@alikhamraev2809]

I'm only watching this now. I'm so sad Professor Hawking passed. Watching this actually brought me to tears. The existence of people like Professor Hawking makes me want to believe in the afterlife and heaven. I hope he reached the eternal bliss. RIP Professor

[@3dgar7eandro]

I love Neil voice and enthusiasm for astrophysics!!! I wish I'd have had teachers like him when I was in college 😕😤😔

[@ProdAbyss]

Collage

[@satyasauce4889]

So sad....

[@bobomj1353]

Collage

[@connorwilliams5625]

Collage

[@makwandechosi4945]

Must have had really terrible teachers at COLLAGE.

[@RileyPPP]

"It was wonderful to float weightless, free of my wheelchair. I could have gone on and on." I'm not crying, you're crying. Rest in peace to the man who brought the universe to our living room, may your freedom from the wheelchair go on and on!

[@OpenDoorHypnosisHealingTV]

I'm definitely crying.

[@fishxy2123]

My father has ALS and I hope he lasts as long as Hawking. Hawking will forever be remembered.

[@UrsulaTannenscheidtStrickt]

Oh man, I’m so sorry for you! Wish you two luck! 🍀

[@pranitgandhi6832]

Take care❤️

[@LarsRyeJeppesen]

I'm so sorry for hear.. it's a horrible horrible decease.

[@one_autumn_leaf69]

@m_train Gaming ?

[@cristinal919]

I hope he lasts a long, beautiful lifetime. ^_^

[@elizabethcenteno1865]

Stephen Hawking is my HERO! I look up to him so much and as aspiring astrophysicist myself, I am incredibly honored to study his work. I wish I could have met him. RIP

[@deeparamcandran9909]

Witnessing this conversation through my small phone is one thing I am immensely thankful to what technology can do🙏

[@franksang5014]

The world will long remember his name.

[@RenzoIsHereYT]

Hawkings horizon will for ever be remembered.

[@uteke7083]

Honorable Catsmeat copied comment... ( or perhaps copied from you, but unlikely)

[@predatoryzzx]

Stephen's parts 3:27 8:04 12:45 14:30 24:27 29:06 34:54 37:41 40:02 44:03

[@TheEldestSister23]

Thanks Freddie

[@iloveyouskii]

Mama just killed a 👨

[@adamzaidi1748]

Amazin!

[@maxxtubing]

Thank you! I appreciate your time given.

[@toothless2250]

Check it out

[@arundoylenka5705]

Man I can't imagine being in a room with these guys. Like could you imagine the indepth, densified, ocean of knowledge that would be rocking your mind-boat and with every wave that your boat nosedives, you'll be learning and experiencing something new and exciting that might leave you with butterflies in your stomach but might also leave you sleepless at night just by knowing how beautiful yet terrifying the Cosmos is!!

[@ksanetmehari7202]

I was so surprised they didn't give Niel a standing ovation at the end of that speech. I jumped out of my seat at the end of his address I was so moved!

[@AL-SH]

Hawking is the reason why we can resolve paradoxes between quantum mechanics and General Relativity. You are finally free of your disabled body and terminal disease, Professor Hawking, may you rest in peace.

[@AL-SH]

Lord Pax You're right, his disease stopped progressing years ago.

[@wellingtonsmith4998]

and, he left us on Pi day. I'll bet anything he'd have had a good laugh about that, by the gods I miss him already. i'm so sad

[@Zman44444]

He’s back in the universe, in the same state that he was before birth. Grant it, structurally different, but the matter is back in the universe. He’s resting where he deserves. Love the guy

[@michaelh.2377]

He was born on the 300th anniversary of the death of a great scientist, Galileo, and he died on the anniversary of the birth of Einstein. Edit: accidentally copied the guy 2 below me.

[@DFSJR1203]

He helped prove that if you keep your mind active you can overcome anything. That is why many people who get these diseases often pass away early. They give up and stop thinking of nothing but there illness. If you keep your mind active you can help your overall health.

[@NeroThacher]

oh my god, that little paralyzed smile being compared to the hero Newton, that was absolutely amazing

[@just.off.the.a4208]

Its just called a smile, darling 🤣

[@babulalmarandi1243]

@Ciara Melony and newton in another show separately.

[@ncuthukazimnyande7097]

everytime stephen talks, i pray he says more..i cant get enough of hearing what he is gonna say or how he is gonna reply.. may his wonderful soul rest in peace. im sure he is happy and smiling looking down on growing scientist.♥

[@Saturnium_]

Stephen Hawking is the closest thing I have to an idol. I love the guy. He exemplifies genius, curiosity, perseverance, bravery, philosophy, and compassion. He is the greatest thinker of the 21st century. Neil is a genius, but Hawking is on a similar level to Einstein and Tesla. I can't even begin to imagine the beautiful minds of these individuals. I hope that the future will foster many more curious minds for the betterment of our understanding of our existence. I vow to always show compassion and kindness, question everything and never take life too seriously. If there is indeed somehow an afterlife, I hope that all these brilliant minds are rewarded immensely for their work, and that they can continue to learn the secrets of the universe.

[@ComTruiseCT]

I am lucky to have shared time on Earth with Stephen Hawkins and Neil Tyson...🙏🏼

[@confusedjerry9420]

And Elon Musk 🤓

[@Chris-hx3om]

@@confusedjerry9420 Musk it a twerp!

[@Chris-hx3om]

@Luca Marx Of what? His 'dickheadary'? Not likely!

[@isak7294]

@@Chris-hx3om I agree with you. Elon Musk is smart and all that, but I don't think he is so great that everyone makes of him.

[@platz7840]

I rather give hawkin my body and life then be alive

[@fastestmohanty]

Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking, both died at the age of 76. Einstein was born on 14th march. Hawking died on 14 March. Both studied theory of relativity. Crazy universe.

[@0okamino]

March 14 is also Pi Day (3.14). And Stephen Hawking was born 300 years later to the day Galileo died. It is quite a universe. The anniversary of Isaac Newton's death is coming up on March 20.

[@ethanbousselot4022]

Its like the start and finish of science and now we are stuck with a world that needs minds like steven.

[@Hirnlego999]

Let's not become numerologists :D

[@0okamino]

Well, can I at least become a numberonomist?

[@0okamino]

Ahmed G. - Sure, why not?

[@STR-sd4rt]

This video was posted on the day he died. He will always be remembered as my and I hope everyone's hero, he said so much and discovered so many things that changed our way of even thinking. Thank you Stephen Hawking. Rest in peace.

[@jorgerivera2301]

Min 40:21 It is astonishing to me how, despite Of all of what he has been going through, he had that sense of humor and the ability to make Others laugh...truly a great man!!

[@jonathanmathew]

What I watch to gain brain cells after watching videos about flat Earth.

[@SunnyBhattacharjeeAboutME]

😂 😂

[@abandonedaccount6878]

Bad Cattitude Wrong, The earth is a donut.

[@corriethomson4431]

@Bad Cattitude the earth is round...

[@giuseppe3010]

@Bad Cattitude WRONG !!!

[@vannghog7087]

Bad Cattitude that’s how bad i feel about education system 🤦🏼‍♂️ how could you not understand yet

[@WuKingdom1]

"We must all do the best we can in whatever situation we're in. Never give up." - Stephen Hawking 2018

[@eudaemonia3134]

WuKingdom1 That this message came from one of the worlds greatest minds, with him being in a paralyzed state made me emotional. I wish I could hug this man to show him my appreatiation...I’ll honor his brilliance, what he did for humanity and put this very sentence to practice. May he rest in peace.

[@raffaelreviews6104]

not a nerd, but this show is so awesome!! btw, Hawkin's smile was one of the best things I've seen in my life.

[@kellyberry4173]

Same.

[@shimmerychick]

Your shows are amazing, love love love this channel and every episode! Thank you, Niel!

[@eyuin5716]

Rest in peace Stephen Hawking. You are now among the stars.

[@dannnyboyyyyy7877]

Ęÿūį Æßñ there’s no evidence about that he could be anywhere

[@donwald3436]

He absolutely is not, that's not what he believed.

[@privatebryan1924]

I believe he thought that life was a journey of discovery and awe to him, and that he is simply no more now. But he wasn't destroyed, he transformed.

[@Panne1337]

he could be alive in another universe :D

[@SedrikGSX]

I hope, that the heaven, or the outer life exists, to let him know all what he didn't discovered in his life. imagine stephen hawing as an entity, fliying around a black hole, and through it, understanding and studying it. I would be really happy if that happens. Miss you Stephen!

[@namastehere8933]

Imagine hawking seeing the picture of a black hole taken recently ☺️

[@ryanashby2188]

Namaste Here I know right... he has contributed more to black hole science than anyone else.

[@sahilpocker]

who's cutting onions?

[@Skythekitten]

@@sahilpocker :(

[@sillysissyphus4877]

Same expression as always I’d assume. Drooling over his shoulder.

[@queenisrael8158]

He in the black hole now and that is hell cause he didn't believe in God

[@timothymallon]

This was an astounding video. Thank you for this tribute to Stephen Hawking! Thank you so much!

[@jj9959]

Ngl I teared up a bit when I saw how happy dr.hawking was in the airplane. R.I.p you genius man ❤️

[@lemmedash9801]

I'm happy Hawking got to feel what it's like to be in a weightless environment, must have been a big moment in his life! RIP LEGEND

[@raiden7358]

I love how Stephen smiles when he says “Certainly not Donald Trump” LOL

[@BigpoppaKC]

lol, who would have thought he was a libtard

[@muffinman5741]

that smile could be from any point of the interview. They edit these things together

[@sleeplessdev7204]

​@Andrew Perry aka Drip Finesse I feel the same way! It seems to me that most people nowadays treat political parties like their favorite football team that they will support no matter what. It's unfortunate that our society has locked us into only two political parties, turning many important issues into partisan feuds. Lack of a political middle ground reduces complex matters to black and white; win and lose. It's no wonder that politics has become so divisive, that it's commonly considered rude to discuss it in public (and that's the nice way to frame it). Yes, the root of the problem is the failings of human psychology. But we can't redesign our brains, so instead of setting ourselves up for failure, we need to model our government to account for those human failings. In many ways, that's exactly what the Framers did with separation of powers and checks and balances. But they were just people, they couldn't account for everything. We need 3rd-party candidates with a more diverse range of philosophies, that are actually serious contenders in politics, and that aren't considered a "wasted" vote.

[@seivaDsugnA]

@@muffinman5741 Yes. Steven saw brilliance in all spray tanned carnival barking fraudulent greedy lying thieves.

[@BigpoppaKC]

@Andrew Perry aka Drip Finesse looks like we have another libtard here...sad

[@sidewayspagan9221]

I'm only halfway through the video and I can honestly say this is the best thing I have seen on KZbin. Thank you Professor Hawking, rest in peace. Edit: Then I start watching again and Dr Michio Kaku suddenly appears. This couldn't be any better.

[@is-sam]

The last speach of Neil really changed something in me forever .. so powerful!

[@craigstethson7233]

The smile on Stephen Hawking's face when Neil says "you hold the same endowed chair that Issac Newton did" is priceless 8:07

[@3dgar7eandro]

Dude your are awesome for noticing that!!! And just for watching this channel😁👏👏👌👌👌

[@STR-sd4rt]

He didn't smile that was his way of communicating. It looks like that but he uses his cheeks for typing words.

[@azz75sl]

@@STR-sd4rt he definitely has a distinctive smile. Look at the pictures of him in the 0G dive. Same smile. You also see a bit of his expression when he talks about his favorite equation being his own. He dies use his cheek muscles to communicate but he was still at least from my perspective able to smile which is about the only expression I think i can discern on his face.

[@STR-sd4rt]

@@azz75sl It could be that, guess I was wrong. Yeah I just watched it again and you are right he is smiling! Sorry I commented without looking at it better.

[@bluemist1088]

40:21 he gives a bigger smile but u didn’t watch till the end to see it! :(

[@elsauce4873]

A physicist interviewing smarter physicists Best show ever

[@BillAnt]

This interview was so intense, I was bracing for some craniums to explode on stage. xD

[@Psalm1101]

Stephen is smart but stephen gravity did not create the umiverse gravity came after energy and matter sorry first law

[@elsauce4873]

Tom Nowocin What are you talking about?

[@Psalm1101]

@@elsauce4873 stephen theories are scientifically flawed gravity isnt the answer to everything

[@elsauce4873]

KyZe NickX I think he’s on something

[@GauravGupta-by1ml]

Legends in a single video.. one of the best Startalk episodes ever..

[@Zer-db1bp]

It’s mind blowing that time travel is a seriously talked about subject in astrophysics. We live in a such a strange universe

[@xdx2653]

sorry but bs's

[@clipsdaily101]

@@xdx2653 prove it

[@hardikpawar1677]

"That's how you know it's genius. It seems obvious after you know it."

[@dianaward972]

YES! BECAUSE WE ( BELIVE IT OR NOT) OUR CONSIOUS NESS, HIGHER,ALREADY KNOWS IT SO!)

[@onlywithbuts1781]

Neil, Michio and Stephen all in one show? This is amazing!

[@amirrezahamidyan]

you forgot to mention Bill Nye

[@ViratKohli-jj3wj]

@@amirrezahamidyan where

[@gabbarisback6052]

Brian greene

[@kerrin6633]

Janna Levin was a delight, and Michio Kaku is very eloquent able to explain things that capture the imagination. Loving this episode!

[@Nanamowa]

It's immensely saddening to me that I never got the opportunity to meet him. I've never been one to go out of my way to meet celebrities, but Stephen Hawking was a true hero, not just because of his achievements in spite of his disabilities, but the sheer achievements as they stand. What a legend.

[@howardminkler484]

This will not help you sleep at 2am, I was intrigued the whole time.

[@godofwar830]

Howard Minkler Oh it’s almost 4 am and I’d have preferred sacrificing some hours of sleep and compensating them tomorrow than miss this!

[@thatboyj1211]

Its a rabbit hole for sure 😤

[@zackbobby5550]

When somebody speaks about astrophysics, and Niel deGrasse Tyson says, "I got maybe 20% of that.", you know that dude is brilliant lmao.

[@thedigitalconnoisseur]

Zack Bobby I guess he was being modest

[@kevinmartincossiolozano8245]

@@thedigitalconnoisseur Probably not. I suppose he had to read before explaining to us. Some topics are just very specific and advanced. I don't think he's being humble, just amazed about it

[@universeoflife1035]

If you actually listen he only got 20% of it because hawking danced around the question so long and barely answered it with any relevance at all. Just another example of using big words and dialogues to sound intelligent

[@MariaValenciaVergara]

In a more recent StarTalk Neil D.T says that when he asked S. H. about time travel to past nobody in the room understood the answer. Cool.

[@obscuredxbw]

just because you didn't understand it doesn't mean that he didn't answer the question. i'm sorry that big words relating to fields of science you know nothing about are confusing to you. perhaps hit the pause button and use the googles?

[@DanielleReplogle-mo9rz]

Van Gough is also my favorite non-scientist, as an artist I really deeply resonate with his art and the feelings he expressed within them. He was also just a really gentle soul and a good person despite all the unfortunate, painful things that happened to him

[@Ozehlitotiktak]

I came for Neil and Stephen Hawkings but I absolutely loved the detail responses from Janna!!!

[@anthonys.3544]

Thank you Stephen for not giving up, and giving us all you did.

[@chrissinclair4442]

Unsealed documents stated Stephen Hawking abused children on the child abuse islands of Jeffrey Epstein. It came out in unsealed documents with pretrial judgments of the on-going Ghislaine Maxwell prosecution. And yes, Epstein had several islands. Also could be Epstein was running same operations out of his brothers mansion in NY, that he was out of his.

[@ABSORBED_killz]

@@chrissinclair4442 ah yes because a crippled man with ALS is of course abusing children and best friends with Epstein

[@sammcdermott78]

@@chrissinclair4442 and how would he carry out these acts when he literally can’t move

[@chrissinclair4442]

@@sammcdermott78 read the unsealed court documents. I am sorry you obviously can't understand how trafficking, grooming and coercion work beyond that.

[@sammcdermott78]

@@chrissinclair4442 so he verbally abused the children?

[@SpaceKSCBlog]

Thank you for posting online in his memory.

[@jackspry9736]

RIP Stephen Hawking (January 8, 1942 - March 14, 2018), aged 76 You will always be remembered as a legend.

[@odetteabaya6807]

The format is so informative and entertaining. More of this!!

[@mujerfeliz2008]

RIP Genius. The final reflection just got me: "How could you not just wonder what´s going on inside this guy´s head. I think our greatest gift as a species is not our body, we´re not the fastest, we´re not the strongest, our body hardly distinguishes itself in any way in the animal kingdom, our greatest sort of gift in the Tree of Life is our mind and perhaps no one knows that better than Stephen Hawking and so much so that he does not take his mind for granted, enabling him to go places that we might never even dream of, simply because he has power of mind, where he has power from no other part of his body so maybe it´s we who are imprisoned thinking our body matters, when in fact at the end of the day it´s really all about your thoughts, all about your dreams, all about how we react to our life experiences in this world and share it with others. That is a cosmic perspective".

[@publiclyapplied394]

This was a reminder of what's most valuable in life. It got to me too.

[@gardenguyvic]

Our body is special, we can be the fastest, the most enduring body on the planet. We can out run anything living, our leg muscle compared to body mass is the largest on the planet by far. That is also forgetting thermal regulation.

[@who1527]

Garden. Yes you’re right our body is very valuable but not as valuable as our mind you can out speed animals but you can never outrun cars you can never fly like planes you can never dived deep like a submarine. Those are thanks to our minds and knowledge that we can do things that our body are not capable off.

[@Clueless41]

I’mWanhaned% Woke without our bodies we could never manipulate the resources needed to make those tools, the body is just as important as the mind. You’re nothing without the body and you’re nothing without your mind.

[@Clueless41]

Walkiria Regalado Nah, sounded like he winged it.

[@llaauuddrruupp]

Producer: "Michio, it´s a big room, so make sure you don´t speak too quietly during the show, OK?" Michio: "Hold my calculator."

[@sneakerheadsilentbruh3810]

This is the funniest comment all day

[@AllMacamo]

Hilarious!!!

[@ZenAlloy]

Does he always speak so loudly? Asking for a friend.

[@bellenarcacelestia6686]

Man, i tear up at the end. Thank you Stephen Hawking, Rest In Peace.

[@miggyosa3780]

Hawking's true enjoyment of being in a weightless environment. He was genuinely happy and excited. he had such a 0ure smile

[@llawliet1522]

Neil: "Something bad could happen, an asteroid, a runaway virus" Me in April 2020 :shocked pikachu face:

[@ashya1101]

Nah

[@acetrigger1337]

we are too stubbern to die from a Virus. but... a Asteroid would have a better argument against Life on Earth that even ALEX JONES couldn't argue against.

[@AtroFear]

Well the Coronavirus is nothing compared to the potential super dangerous virus that COULD appear. The coronavirus, while still deadly to select few individuals, is not dangerous to us as a species. Imagine if a human made biological weapon was released by accident which has already been developed since long ago and do exist. Those are no joke, specifically designed to spread as quickly as possible and be as deadly as possible while also being as subtle as possible. The common 10-20 year interval pandemic is not the danger unless something special or rare happens, but rather the very things we've already created.

[@platz7840]

L your alive i though you died

[@llawliet1522]

@@platz7840 I feel like this is backwards, but I wish it wasn't. Also, you're meant to call me Ryuzaki in public, this is why Kira is more skiiled than you.

[@Dezbo]

that smile at 40:19 was beautiful rest in peace Stephen Hawking, everyone will miss you and the world will be more dull without you

[@matthewibelievethemanbonwh3445]

It certainly was

[@geomantilla]

This video makes tear up just a little bit today. How beautiful it is to live.

[@Denosophem]

The ability to learn for free from our greatest minds is the motivating bit of excitement I need to keep me trucking along with that Heel toe express! The first walk from the beginning to the end of available research on KZbin.

[@__Andrew]

His work has forever changed how we perceive the universe and *that* is immortality.

[@lutyanoalves444]

no its not i wouldnt be satisfied

[@arnold7432]

then i've got bad news for you

[@lutyanoalves444]

immortality is one living forever, not being remembered by others

[@silly8917]

Lutyano Alves But humans are only the extent of their thoughts, if the ideas his thoughts created never die, is that not essentially immortality?

[@__Andrew]

Silas they dont care. They dont care about what he has done for humanity. They think living in the clouds with their sky daddy is more important than forever shaping humanity and its forward progress towards truth and understanding of the universe around us. There is a wonderful Greek proverb: "The world grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in" But to people like the above ones they only care about planting trees if they can also sit in the shade.

[@ferouihamza]

that smile at 8:07 is one the most beautiful smiles i ever saw

[@realitysucksbutitsreal8588]

feroui hamza he was a good man, but c'mon, we know your lying.

[@mad1083]

feroui hamza I couldn't agree more

[@lutyanoalves444]

were you not paying attention to what was being said? when they said humanitys best gift was our minds, not our bodies. his smile made me smile. try to understand the reason why he smiled

[@realitysucksbutitsreal8588]

Lutyano Alves oh definitely, our minds overpower any physical trait in a long term basis, so his smile brings great joy to me aswell. I just don't like it when people lie to themselves and others about what's physically beautiful just because someone is disabled.

[@1987garrettwright]

not all humans(granted, to your credit, most do) base the concept of beauty, on something as shallow, frivolous, or fleeting as physical "beauty" which is itself subjective.

[@srishtir0802]

2:46 I found her She's the professor who featured in the WIRED Gravity explained in 5 levels video and that one was mind blowing

[@BrianFedirko]

wow, what a cast of characters on this show. incredible. from Bill to Stephen and everyone in between... great show.

[@Zoditron]

"Never Give Up" -Stephen Hawking, 2018

[@Patty-ii5zu]

Neil enjoys answers from Stephen like most of us enjoy food.

[@alysproject4905]

The Universe without the Two of Them Is like Food without Taste

[@xx1its___me1xx14]

@@alysproject4905 I'm gonna report you for writing a perfact comment

[@gonasf]

shhhessh

[@humanityfirst2549]

Stephen Hawkings smile is infectious!

[@frankwestphal8532]

This one is epic! I used to live in NYC. Knowing that I could 've been in that audience made me regret moving for the first time ever.

[@nobodys_winds6580]

40:20 That's one smile that we'll never get another one of. And that's a shame. But don't be sad because he's gone to rest. Be happy because he once woke up.

[@aerykhurley8236]

This is borderline emotional. Im not a scientist, im not a student.. Id give anything to be involved with things like this. But im just an average husband, father, regular guy who loves space and nerdy things. I think Neil isnt nervous in front of Mr Hawking, i think hes also borderline emotional. Thats a HUGE experience for anyone, let alone the guy following in his footsteps, and very obviously becoming the next hawking. This is such a good video. Nerd fuel brain candy is absolutely the best thing there ever has been. Please please keep this going forever Neil and anyone else involved.

[@minmani1784]

me too, i feel the same way. i wish i could have majored in astrophysics but i know i'd have suffered if i had done that so i've taken it up as something i'm interested in and invest a lot of time in. i also wish i could be involved in all of this, to have the honour of having met THE stephen hawking. but alas, may he rest in peace.

[@raidernation9790]

Anything is possible, all you have to do is open your mind amd think of ideas, the hard part is making an equation or way to prove it, but anything is possible for anyone 🤘🏼

[@arcosprey4811]

Im just like you but in kid version. I wish I was smart enough to pursue a career is astrophysics and work at NASA :(. Makes me sad.

[@ignorasmus]

@@arcosprey4811 Not everyone at NASA is an astrophysicist. There are so many things that go into exploring and understanding the awesome universe that we live in. Also, working at NASA is not the only way to lead a life of scientific & technological fulfilment that incredible nature can give us. Good Luck to you for rest of your journey on this unique, wet rock through spacetime!

[@dmj120]

"being an inspiration to us all" ........ absolutely!!! a great ending. To have not only battled, but sustained, with ALS for so many years -not to mention him calculating, imagining, and piecing together things all in his mind- wow! Such a humble and unique individual; a great video.

[@nowhere474]

FRIEND OF EPSTEIN

[@mounawarabbouchi3019]

Did anyone notice Neil get emotional at the end of that last clip, or was it just me? So sweet

[@MrTomaszLukasz]

Neil was so stressed talking to Steven. First interview I watched with Neil when he wasn't bursting with laughter every 2 minutes.

[@howtodoit4204]

Because if he laughs people will think he’s laughing at hawking you know what I mean?

[@dianaward972]

Laughter is nervousness. I think it twasent stress, it was humbleness

[@vishalpathak082]

He is the reason why many people started to take interest in astrophysics. He'll always be our hero...He left a blackhole in our life which will continue to emit his memories... RIP

[@allengarza1352]

vishal pathak beautiful said 😁❤

[@alastair9894]

Clever response.

[@prestonsmith1111]

This was truly beautiful. Thanks to everyone.

[@young-stove]

That Apache break is literally everywhere I love it.

[@nellygoated5224]

Them: We need NEGATIVE ENERGY to time travel. Me: inserts my exes

[@will9678]

You're a genius

[@3hopelessly6hopeful9]

😂😂😂👌

[@RedJAM47]

Good one

[@JinxMarie1985]

😂😂😂

[@stevenmoreland518]

English chap on panel looks a wee bit like Mike Iaconelli pro angler...my point?!%# quite

[@Smedv]

I've learned so much more watching startalk than going to school

[@earlsciambrajr.841]

What you learned is pure nonsense.

[@pavlemancic3002]

@@earlsciambrajr.841 tell me more

[@haghendowdy4750]

@@earlsciambrajr.841 everyone is entitled to an opinion- unfortunately as a society we have deemed it okay for everyone to speak that opinion no matter how ridiculous

[@mghbhgm7091]

Maybe you should pay better attention at school

[@earlsciambrajr.841]

@@mghbhgm7091 Daycare center prisons.

[@Denosophem]

I have literlly been waiting for this spot in the video so i could verify its still the same video i had seen months ago.. i paused my phone on 3:27.. finally i bring this laptop up and.. there it is.. what are the odd. Amazing!

[@slayviral1456]

Legendary Podcast ! 🙏🏻🙂

[@ivancarlson953]

Kaku seems to be speaking at a different decibel level than the others

[@Jjjkluejnek]

I know its hilarious

[@LordVictorHalgaard]

Was about to say... could barely pay attention to what he was actually saying, because it was too jarring that he was constantly shouting...

[@arundhatiw1090]

rofl

[@ivancarlson953]

TheBigImpulse Perhaps. I fail to see what that has to do with him speaking louder than the other guests.

[@Antara755]

He's also talking like a computer, not in the tone sense, but he doesn't pause or euh's its like a text he rambles

[@sweetjaysus4507]

The world is dimmer without his presence, rest in peace Steven Hawking

[@Cheesewiz247]

Sweet Jaysus That's a beautiful way to put it.

[@USSAnimeNCC-]

Wait he die :(

[@naverilllang]

Steven Anchundia yup, just last night.

[@cawaz4573]

the world lost half of its IQ

[@stevenbaumann8692]

Sweet Jaysus yes the world is a darker place now.

[@intuition6675]

Prof. Michio Kaku... another Aquarian Genius!! Great to know this!! Stay blessed, Prof. Keep thriving!!

[@TheBrit07]

Great video, Stephen Hawking was such an amazing man. That was so nice to see him out of his chair to feel weightlessness. Great Job Neil i admire the work you all do.

[@justpassingby997]

I love how Michio identifies himself as a “bad boy” lol

[@heyyou9137]

@because i am batman 33:56

[@nickraymond8404]

He’s awesome

[@KingShado69]

The 45 minutes felt like 5 to me, I want more!

[@aguy7566]

this is what science does to us, I love it. The hunger for knowledge is insane but addicting.

[@gordythungu8954]

I liked the interview. It makes me generate more and more questions about the possibilities in our universe

[@MrCodgod111]

The ending speech from Neil got someone cutting onions up in my house or sum, swear!

[@omaraljohani9298]

Bodies decay .., energy spreads as a matter of entropy .. , but great ideas representing the human saga to understand the universe such as prof.stephen hawking would long live in our memories and emotions . Rest in peace 💜

[@theloffikilli4794]

OMAr -kun Q😢😢😢

[@itsmecindy7]

Who's watching this in 2020 while in quarantine?

[@manojtidke2142]

Hi

[@Lishemma20]

Me here at 5am😂..

[@tuloko16]

Yupp.

[@Brandon-pv9kk]

They’re talking about global diseases. It’s quite sad

[@adarshjkalathil]

🖐️

[@jensbang7329]

Neil is extremely respectful!! And when it comes to Hawkins.... Well....he is simply beside himself!! Love you Neil deGrasse Tyson

[@sammcdermott78]

I just want everyone to here to realise how blessed they were to live at the same time as one of the best ever scientists of all time. It’s like with Einstein and newton we lived during the era of a legend

[@blackhoodie6082]

seeing this video i couldn't hold my tears back, it is a bittersweet feeling. i wish at least he could see the photos of black hole and equation of Hawking radiation

[@thetruthispotenza3602]

Did you know him personally?

[@blackhoodie6082]

@@thetruthispotenza3602 no

[@haghendowdy4750]

@@thetruthispotenza3602 you don't need to- read any of his books and you can feel his passion for science

[@woswosa4064]

RIP Stephen HawKING - a man a few words but when he spoke, the silence fell around him - it's an honor to have lived while he lived ! #HawKINGlegend

[@nicholasjaworski9368]

Just seen that this was uploaded on the day that the world lost the greatest mind it’s kind of humbling in a way I’m not gonna lie I got emotional at the very end from Dr. Tysons little speech

[@MattIsntYoung]

I watch this more than once a year... Hawking cracked me up with the "Certainly not...." this time. "Deeply moving" was certainly a good way of putting this.