Was the Moon Landing faked? | Neil deGrasse Tyson | Big Questions

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Neil deGrasse Tyson is arguably the most influential, acclaimed scientist on the planet. As director of the Hayden Planetarium, and host of Cosmos and StarTalk, he has dedicated his life to exploring and explaining the mysteries of the universe.
Every year, he receives thousands of letters - from students to prisoners, scientists to priests. Some seek advice, others yearn for inspiration; some are full of despair, others burst with wonder. But they are all searching for understanding, meaning and truth.
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The result is an awe-inspiring read and an intimate portal into an incredible mind, which reveals the power of the universe to start conversations and inspire curiosity in all of us.
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[@robertscott501]

NASA hired Stanley Kubrick to fake the moon landing, but he is such a perfectionist that he insisted on shooting it on location.

[@paulorlando5877]

He left clues in the shining,unless he was just screwing with people.

[@Imhere74]

yes poor Kubrick die after that .

[@theTruthLifeNWay]

Stealing other people's comment from Kubrick based videos

[@BassicVIC]

Robert Scott Hahhahahahaha ! Nice one.

[@johnunderwood-hp8rj]

@Russ Gee We can also rebuild a Model T Ford. Would you want to drive one at 45 mph or less?

[@heru-deshet359]

It was faked. It was filmed on Mars.

[@fadlah3482]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Comedy-Cult]

It was filmed, but it was here on Earth. Stanley Kubrick’s admission shortly before his death. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJPYhKtjZb6nias

[@heru-deshet359]

@@Comedy-Cult Not only is that not Kubrik. That guy seems out of his rocker.

[@bryankeen8251]

@@Comedy-Cult not even Kubrick 😂

[@jameslober2023]

Lmaoo

[@user-ri9hb6th1w]

That is the best point ive heard anybody say is if we can teraform mars ...why the hell cant we just reapair our earth back to where its normal again , the problem is that we can repair the damage we have done , but we would all have to work together and there would have to be a whole lot of sacrifice on many peoples part, and i dont think this world is selfless enough for everybody to work together and fix our problems. We are to dependent on all the technology that is ruining our earth and thats the major problem , breaking away from these advancements that we all love and think we need to survive .

[@DemonDrummer]

A very good point. I would just add that greed is a powerful drug. In order to fix the Earth, a lot of very rich people would have to give up their revenue streams.

[@rudyalarcon3532]

Starting with the billionaires.

[@terrypacker1192]

Because it's not profitable to do so , the World is ruled by Money !! And always will be , their called " Globalists " & we are pee ons !!!

[@sriousprobs477]

The way to terraform Mars is with large thermal detonations at the poles... you can see why we don't do that here. Go research terraforming methods first. You'll see extremely obviously why it doesn't work on a populated planet.

[@lewisbolman7862]

As we see these days, you can invest and be green earth as big as you want , other countries are going to do other things. Sure they will say one thing and do another.

[@mohammedbilal977]

"If you have the power of geoengineering to turn Mars into Earth, then you have the power of geoengineering to turn Earth back into Earth"👏👏

[@subhasdh2446]

But i don't think they follow the same process because of their distinct composition.

[@falafel2964]

@@subhasdh2446 I think the point is that if you have the resources, the money, and the technology to create something that can transform Mars into to Earth, then you should've used it instead to create something that can turn Earth Back into to earth.

[@Puppy_Puppington]

I don’t think so.... cause other giant corporations will get in your way.....

[@Puppy_Puppington]

That’s such a stupid statement. It’s false.

[@kaindragaming55]

Kasu are you suggesting that nobody’s currently doing it?

[@leonardomendoza340]

“It's Easier to Fool People Than It Is to Convince Them That They Have Been Fooled.” - Mark Twain

[@paulbeardsley4095]

Yes. This applies so strongly to Apollo deniers. They’ve watched American Moon, or A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Moon or whatever, and they have been fooled by it, and there is no reasoning with them.

[@gusgalvanini]

Well said!

[@justinanthonyprochemdirect401]

@@paulbeardsley4095 James Bond exposed the firmament and the fake Moon landing back in 1971 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZCQi6p3Yr91mac

[@leonardomendoza340]

the moon landing happened 100%. it was broadcasted on tv, live, during the cold war. there were absolutely no reason why it would of have been made up or why it would fail. the technology was super advanced back then, they could of have gone to mars if they wanted. nowadays its impossible though, we dont have that level of super technology anymore

[@kylecrouch2804]

It’s sad

[@nvtnvt9044]

If this dude was my schience teacher back in school, I would be a f-ing astronaut by now. This guy knows how to explain, tell and teach. Love this guy!!

[@scabbage1520]

he didn't touch on a single anomaly about the moon landing, because if he did, he wouldn't be able to explain it, so instead he goes for this ridiculous cop-out, its a joke

[@user-tt7of3fw3g]

You need an English teacher not a science teacher… na only messing god bless

[@GammaSouljah]

​@@scabbage1520 How is it ridiculous???? That is the problem with you moon conspiracy proponents, logic is lost on you

[@comicthecon]

@@GammaSouljahdon’t argue it’s the dunning Krueger effect. He thinks he knows more than Neil who dedicated his life to this while he has no qualifications..

[@pnd51010]

Yes he’s a great bullshit artist !!!

[@richprovostii8196]

They had refueling stations on the moon lol

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

Nope. Just had very well planned missions. Read up about it in an honest way, how they accomplished the SIX Apollo Moon Landing Missions. Educated yourself all about it. Stop being willfully ignorant.

[@SolarChronicle]

Dumb

[@CFIBarrySeal-vl5jc]

the lunar rover needed to fill up right? btw, did they park that in a good spot and does it need a jump start?

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

@@CFIBarrySeal-vl5jc Hush Mr Ignorance Personified, your idiocy is on public display here.

[@CFIBarrySeal-vl5jc]

@@apolloskyfacer5842 i would buy one of those steering wheel locks for that rover....china about to inpound it for illegally parking it on china land for last 65 years

[@WellWisdom.]

It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled. Mark Twain

[@johnnysilverhand7274]

i like the irony of how all the conspiracytards quote that, btw there's no evidence that Mark Twain actually wrote this phrase

[@iphoneconpolenta541]

And by that I asume you mean, it's easier telling people that we didn't go to the moon that to convince those nutheads, that we actually went to the moon.

[@tellitallnow3914]

@@iphoneconpolenta541 how is the pasture doing?.

[@abc456f]

I've used that quote to describe how Trump got elected, and continues to have supporters.

[@silki4821]

@Laurence Davighi ha ha sharing your opinion...as if it means anything...LOL

[@fcv4616]

"If we have the power for geo engineering Mars, then we have the power to geo engineer the Earth back into Earth" Love it.

[@chandru9133]

There are only few quotes that can qualify as quotes of the millennium and this is undoubtedly one such.

[@kenny4279]

phenomenal

[@djaracolman4259]

Earth would still be overpopulated, and at some point we will still need to head out. Or slow down heavily on the reproducing.

[@uncleben7306]

Djara Colman that's true but this comment and vid was talking about moving the entire population

[@humanityisevil9244]

Exactly what Ive said before.

[@youfoundmenigga]

3:10 the problem is it will be easier to fix or clean an empty house rather than having people in it. I think that's why terraforming mars sounds easier than terraforming earth.

[@ciupacabraciupacabra6442]

Bahahahahahahahah

[@brendawalters3728]

I find it interesting that football players always give credit to Their God when they make a touchdown, but never blame him when they fumble or throw an interception.

[@stusue9733]

Well if they fumble its their fault because they didn't prayer hard enough. See the guy trying to intercept is likely praying to the same god. So he who prays hardest wins.

[@therealzilch]

@@stusue9733 I'm not so sure. It could be that God gives them touchdowns, and the Devil makes them fumble. Maybe they should pray to the Devil and he'd stop messing with them.

[@DemonDrummer]

@@stusue9733 Right? So it’s a matter of favoritism. 😂 Which team is “god” rooting for?

[@stusue9733]

@@DemonDrummer The one that "gives" him the most goats.

[@brendawalters3728]

so I guess that means all those babies that die didn't pray hard enough. @@stusue9733

[@ojawall]

It's not a question of did a rocket go up, it's a question of did it really go to the moon and more so did we get to see footage of whatever they saw whether they went to the moon or wherever? Did the footage get destroyed? Some said there were documentaries or videos where they filmed a fictional retelling of the moon landing. So, it is a question of did we see the actual footage of the moon or did we only see the fictional retelling of the alleged landing. It's possible people went to the moon. It's also possible the general public were given staged videos. Perhaps some people did not want us to see the actual footage of the moon landing assuming people went there.

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

*Going down the proverbial 'Rabbit Hole' of Conspiratorial Thinking* One of the important characteristics of conspiracy theories such as the SIX Apollo Moon Missions were faked, is that they are immune to real evidence. All evidence is interpreted to support the conspiracy. Correct evidence is hidden. Contradictory evidence is planted. And faced with evidence that might disprove the conspiracy, believers move the 'goal posts' and make excuses. This is often seen in the tactic of the 'Gish Gallop'. Example. Changing the subject of discussion. *Generally there's a double standard for evidence. Official sources can't be trusted. But a random nobody guy on You Tube, or a podcast knows the truth* And often the evidence is simply perceived motivations and the vague notion that something must be wrong. If you care about what really is truth, it's important to protect our beliefs from falsification. If a belief is true, it will withstand scrutiny. So scrutinise them. Importantly, there are real conspiracies, but finding them requires critical thinking and evidence. Not conspiratorial thinking. The bottom line is, Critical Thinking is empowering. But conspiratorial thinking is anything but. So it's best to avoid the proverbial 'Rabbit Hole' of delusions.

[@eventcone]

What's the point of this? Unless there is some evidence that throws the moon landings into doubt, you are wasting your time.

[@roberthak3695]

No man has set foot on the moon. AMERICAN MOON documentary is a must watch... on YT free.

[@CorsetGrace]

A.I. This is why I always say "Thank you," to the ATM when I withdrawal cash....they remember.

[@xaxandpan651]

i tell my toaster hi every day

[@Adrian-zd4cs]

🤣😏🤣😭

[@lilsatanex]

I say "good day sir" to my dry cleaner for drying my skids

[@austinhelton1847]

I always tell my alexa thank you after she does something right

[@ventem]

@@austinhelton1847 I do as well, and same to the Google Assistant. Though not necessarily because I think they'll take over the world (at least not in my lifetime), but because they'll grow smart enough to comprehend the differences between general kindness and bigotry. General Artificial Intelligence and machine learning. And when that time comes, I want it to be known that I welcome them as equals, and that I mean no harm and would love to learn more from them.

[@ramonrestrepo3594]

"If you have the power to bio engineer mars, than you got the power to bio engineer the earth” that’s deep

[@AshleyWilsonAU]

* Geo Engineering. But I don't think that's right... Mars allows failures in the process. Earth doesn't.

[@aliyaakoub6630]

I think the ultimate reason of being multiplanetarey or travelling to mars is the human curiosity to discover beyond our world,in other words its really fun

[@arcade_wolf494]

@@AshleyWilsonAU XD oops, I think I just blew up Hong kong so maybe this isn't such a good idea.

[@Djorgal]

It's true, but it might still be a good idea to make a test run on Mars to make sure we get the technology right before we do it on Earth.

[@lertoramusicperu]

I loved that line.

[@npsick]

The conspiracy theorists need their phones taken away 😭😭

[@DemonDrummer]

And speaking privileges…

[@timelord54able]

understand the radiation would kill humans before they could reach the moon.

[@npsick]

@@timelord54able which is why they had visors and other equipment that reflected the sunlight

[@DemonDrummer]

@@timelord54able (Sigh…) The claim that the Van Allen radiation belts were deadly is false, a gross exaggeration and simply not supported by the data. Radiation was indeed a definite concern for NASA before the first space flights, but they invested a great deal of time, money, and research into it and determined the hazard was minimal in the scope of the mission. It took an Apollo spacecraft a little less than an hour total, to pass through the least severe parts of the radiation belts twice - once on the outbound trip and once again on the return trip. Read that again. The combined time passing through the edges of the belts, once going outbound, and once coming back, was about one hour (each way). The total radiation dose received by the astronauts was about one rem. A person will experience radiation sickness with a dose of 100-200 rem, and death with a dose of 300+ rem. Clearly, the doses received fall well below anything that could be considered a significant risk. Despite claims that "lead shielding meters thick would have been needed", NASA scientists found it unnecessary to provide any special radiation shielding. The Command Module structure was two layers of stainless steel, plus one layer of polymer honeycomb, plus three more layers of aircraft aluminum with phenolic resins in between each layer, along with several layers of mylar and kapton insulation and heat shielding. This does not count the resins used in the ablative heat shield on the bottom of the spacecraft. The walls of the Command Module were roughly three to four inches thick, as they differed in thickness in places. The total thickness of the walls of the Command Module is actually irrelevant, since lead or any of the heavier metals do not protect against the type of radiation of which the Van Allen belts consist. An aluminium alloy was used due to the very fact that the lower the atomic number, the less Bremsstrahlung (electromagnetic radiation normally in the form of X-rays produced by the acceleration, or especially the deceleration, of a charged particle after passing through the electric and magnetic fields of a nucleus). The aircraft aluminum-phenolic resins (which were specially designed to shield from the particular type of radiation found in the Van Allen belt) and the polymer honeycomb of the shell of the spacecraft were more than enough to adequately shield against the minimal radiation through which the spacecraft passed. Let me say that again, so the hoaxers will be sure to see it. The amounts of radiation the spacecraft passed through were minimal, primarily because they passed through the thinnest edges, and because the types of radiations found in the belts were shielded against. Why? Because those belts are donut-shaped, or toroidal. That means they're shaped like a giant Cheerio surrounding the earth. They also thin out significantly in terms of the density and flux of the radiation levels as they reach their outer edges. Hoaxers also make the ignorant and uninformed mistake of limiting themselves to two-dimensional thinking. Given that the belts are toroidal (imagine that giant Cheerio around the equator) and that they extend to an angular path of 26-28 degrees from a line drawn through the center of the planet to the equator, the trajectory of the spacecraft through the belts would not have taken the astronauts through the thickest part of the belt in the first place. The Van Allen belts are not like a shell surrounding the planet, they are a fairly narrow band. They begin about 600 miles above the surface, and extend out to around 3700 miles from the surface. Here's the important part: Since the belts are almost non-existent on an angular measurement exceeding 28 degrees above the equator, and the translunar trajectory of all of the Apollo spacecraft were inclined a little above 30 degrees, (in addition to the tilt of the earth on its rotational axis of 23.5 degrees) then the spacecraft missed the belt almost entirely. They only passed through the very edges of the belts in the first place. That's right, they missed almost all of the region of radiation entirely. Hoaxers never think of this. To monitor radiation exposure during the flights, Apollo crews carried dosimeters on board their spacecraft and on their persons. And these readings confirmed NASA had made a good choice. At the end of the program, the agency determined that its astronauts had avoided the large radiation doses many feared would ground flights to the Moon. In no case did any astronaut experience any debilitating medical or biological effects. Do better, learn.

[@Kevin-np3sx]

​@@timelord54able indias chadrayaan 2 orbiter took pictures of both the apollo 11 and 12 sites with the lunar decent phase modules clearly visible and u can even see tracks from the astronauts.

[@carrollgarvin2136]

I was one of approximately 400,000 people who worked on the project! I was but 19 years old and making the performance calculations of the SE8 Apollo space rocket engine that steered the Apollo capsule on its course. These small Rockets were most instrumental in saving Apollo 13 on its guidance safely back to Earth entry. Ask Jim Lovell… I’m met him ! CG

[@scoobtube5746]

I know a guy who worked on one of the recent King Kong movies, but even he's smart enough to know that King Kong isn't real, LOL.

[@Lexi2019AURORA]

@@scoobtube5746 🫵🏻parisyte

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

@@scoobtube5746 aka stusue ◁=== And *WHAM !* This HOAXTARD has been *SMACKED DOWN* yet again. LOL 🤣

[@reginaldwilkins5112]

​@@scoobtube5746 What if he said the King Kong movie didn't exist even though he worked on it? 😁

[@carrollgarvin2136]

typos…. I’ve met Jim Lovell and heard his first hand experience of Apollo 13 ! A really engaging Man! CG

[@oroboros4858]

“It’s easier to fool someone than to convince them that they’ve been fooled”

[@kevinskinner4986]

Too true. That's why conspiracy theorists are like cultists: once they've been convinced that they're "awake" and "know the truth", it's nearly impossible to bring them back to reality, no matter how many times their leaders are caught lying and their evidence has been proven to be wrong or even outright fabricated.

[@magnus4346]

@@kevinskinner4986 Wow, that went right over your head!

[@kevinskinner4986]

@@magnus4346 I think it went over yours. I'm well aware that most of the people saying that are conspiracy theorists going "Ha ha, you're all brainwashed and won't believe it." My point is that most of the time, it describes themselves. It's called "irony". Here's another Twain quote to ponder. "Never let the truth get in the way of a good story."

[@THEYCANTSTOPME]

@@kevinskinner4986 if you a Sunday Christian stop it, you all are under strong delusion

[@platinumpineapple9943]

Kevin Skinner Could not have said it better, All the retards think they are right when in reality, they are just idiots that like to think the opposite just because the government said one way, and oh lord the government lies about everything.... Well Actually, no, theres a thing called science and history records, where such things are obligated to publicly release to the press, The woke ones are the people who actually read and educate themselves based on what theyve learned, which is fine because thats the truth. Could not have said it better, Its Ironic, It reminds me of trump supporters

[@rizkybossman6053]

Then you have the geoengineering to turn earth back into earth. That is genius

[@memoisnothere3537]

xc5647321 xc5647321 um what

[@MrRMT1986]

I wouldn’t say genius. Just common sense.

[@Flint4Eastwood]

Within your context, "ingenious" might have been the more accurate term. With that now clarified, I ask you: Is it ingenious to conclude the Earth is no longer Earth?

[@1Morpheus]

What how? Lmaaooo this kids inspired by Neil Tyson omg the cringe 😭😭

[@jj-pm7wm]

@@1Morpheus cringe? Explain

[@jasonfalcon7821]

If we didn't go to the moon the Russians would have said not we were watching the entire time! 💕

[@Wrapsession]

Dude finally I’ve been telling people to start thinking about it. If we never went to the moon the when russia and China and the other 20 countries that have been there would have said there is no flag or plaques

[@lunhil12]

With all the pointless madness going on these days I find reason and rational thinking very comforting, there's beauty in understanding the order of things.

[@kennycoombs5710]

Imagine saying something so profound that this guy even says “Ooo that’s deep.”

[@xxgoodboy1499]

That is the definition of a wet dream.

[@abdullahfahmimagnifico]

@@xxgoodboy1499 wow 😂

[@xxgoodboy1499]

@@abdullahfahmimagnifico i'll take that as a compliment.

[@blackpikachu3840]

@@xxgoodboy1499 bruh c'mon

[@maestroaxeman]

He DOES actually concede to "let's keep looking" when it comes to the unknown & someone asks the right questions or someone makes the right statements that are STILL open to conjecture. On every subject. Basically.

[@mg19cal]

"Turn Earth back into Earth" may be the most underrated statement, maybe *EVER*

[@jason54770]

Its not

[@jason54770]

Mars can be transformed into a earth like planet with polution and some other things, mars is cold as fuck but earth is about to get to hot so there is no way to change that

[@arielshummer3822]

Search: Neil deGrasse Tyson meets Post Malone It’s hilarious!

[@oliviagonzalez8101]

@@jason54770 i can guarantee u it's not going to

[@rohnbanks8530]

Mmm

[@miloraddolovac4399]

uuuu I like the music on this one , who ever did it good job man

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

*A FUNNY THING HAPPENED* WHEN NASA SENT NINE APOLLO MISSIONS OUT TO THE MOON Six of those missions went down with a two man crew to the Lunar surface Those were Apollos 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, and 17 Now how about that !😎

[@No_OneV]

"if you have the geoengineering power to turn mars into earth, then you have that same power to turn earth back into earth" Very good point

[@Joey_Youngace]

No One chills

[@gumpyflyale2542]

It is you fool what made the Frisian people leave the coast in the 100-300 AD only to go back after 400 AD was it Romans driving SUV's or natural cycles?

[@1SpudderR]

Hmm.....if you have the power to move granite slabs of 10 to 3000 tonnes with apparent anti gravity ease....when building the Pyramids and Sarcophagi...then upgrading it to other structures.......could be a doddle! Why not?

[@ALFirebird]

*Elon Musk has left the chat*

[@No_OneV]

Don't get me wrong, i still think that terraforming mars is a good idea

[@KeifusMathews3]

1969: We put a man on the moon. 2023: We can't agree what a man is.

[@raymondlong7833]

😂😂😂 so true how can people disagree

[@danielg6566]

Actually we can't define what a woman is. But as soon as you mention "wage gap" then the women are suddenly identified.

[@charleshenderson6890]

I gotta steal this!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@rapture4349]

@@danielg6566 underrated comment.

[@tylorabdnor5562]

@@danielg6566 Best comment!

[@Peter-jx3ie]

As a child reading through comments, I am stunned by the ignorance of people who profess to know a subject but show zero knowledge and understanding of it. They are passionately and willingly ignorant. I don't want to grow up into a world where people are so irrational and make decisions that affect others, guided by false beliefs.

[@SolarChronicle]

Great comment, kid! I really hope your generation will put an end to this growing hysteria of basing beliefs on disinformation, misinformation and hearsay. It's critical for the well-being of society and the progress of humanity that future generations like yours prioritize critical thinking annd evidence-based reasoning. We need a culture of skepticism, fact-checking, and intellectual integrity so we can combat the spread of falsehoods and ensure that decisions are made based on reliable information rather than hearsay or the echo chambers of social media.

[@redditsucksyo]

Yup, that was totally written by a child. All children type and think in that type of pattern. I'm sorry, but that was a terrible attempt at manipulation.

[@redditsucksyo]

@@SolarChronicle Oh you may put all your hope in that fake user account all you will, but gen-z and gen alpha will easily be able to see that the scam you protect is just that.

[@SolarChronicle]

@@redditsucksyo

[@gives_bad_advice]

@@SolarChronicle "I don't want to grow up into a world where people are so irrational and make decisions that affect others, guided by false beliefs." Well, with 8.0 billion people, you're going to have all kinds.

[@dionisiapedro4071]

Epa ...eu sou portuguesa...e considero este homem um espetáculo. Mas Lisboa nao desapareceu...alias td mundo agora vem para Portugal...pais maravilha

[@spikelee5716]

tambem sempre gostei deste tipo, fiquei admirado por ver alguem a falar daquele tremor de terra que matou cerca de 100 000 pessoas, Lisboa ardeu dia e noite durante 5 dias.

[@silentgrove7670]

Let's turn Earth back into Earth. And while we are at it can we be kinder to one another.

[@tomsriver2838]

"can we be kinder to one another ?" You're asking a bit too much there, buddy.

[@ahmadharith4087]

@@tomsriver2838 delete twitter first and maybe

[@tyronevaldez-kruger5313]

Toms River was about to comment the same. Turning Earth back into Earth is possible but being kind to one another nope. I almost got knocked out by a woman because of toilet paper.

[@masonulrich1671]

Yeah, the united states was built on hatred. And yet it's the #1 county in the world 🤔 (slaves)

[@tyronevaldez-kruger5313]

Mason Ulrich I'm aware of America's history but the lady that tried to uppercut me Tyson style was German, I'm from there. Btw: I think Denmark, Iceland and New Zealand are the top 3 countries in the world. America ist the most entertaining

[@mystier3423]

Forget the moon landing, we still have Americans think that the Earth is flat

[@Qodesheem]

@Boxing 101 so your logic is: if all the balls on the pool table are round, that means that the pool table also must be round. right?? lol

[@presence9745]

@@Qodesheem WTF!?!? get a hobby.😁

[@matin563]

@@Qodesheem No. Actually, your interpretation led me to think of the balls as celestial bodies and the table as spacetime itself rather than another celestial body. And yes, celestial bodies are round (balls) and spacetime geometry is pure flatness (table). Of course the latter can be distorted to not me flat, but that's another topic.

[@jamey7003]

@@Qodesheem no, but everything in its original form is spherical (atoms, molecules, cells), it would then beg the arguement that earth would be as well.

[@Qodesheem]

@@jamey7003 there is no curvature of the earth..

[@ungmd21]

A comment that a robot could have put the laser reflector there is not possible. The instrument had to be set up and placed gently on the surface since there are sensitive optics. A robot that sophisticated to send into space was not possible then. Only humans could have set it up kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6jbo4Grp6aoq5osi=HQMv_oo10ygaQmHW

[@32hotmale]

laser beam can be reflected by moon surface.

[@ungmd21]

@@32hotmale Not accurately to the source. Take any laser point it directly at a mirror and it will reflect back to your body. Point it at a wall, even a white one and most of the beam is absorbed

[@ungmd21]

Then explain how a laser pulse aimed at a laser reflector on the landing site sends back a signal from the surface unless someone put it there?

[@gives_bad_advice]

A robot could have put it there.

[@DemonDrummer]

@@gives_bad_advice Could have? Yes. Did? No.

[@gives_bad_advice]

@@DemonDrummer I agree.

[@DemonDrummer]

@@gives_bad_advice ❤️

[@ungmd21]

You would need extremely sophisticated robot to place a delicate instrument like that on the surface without damaging it. The technology at that time was not that good enough. You would need human hands to place the device@@gives_bad_advice

[@spiffocyte5238]

You know why Neil deGrasse Tyson is such a popular smart person? He knows how to explain things to the general public....and it makes sense. WITHOUT grandstanding.

[@heru-deshet359]

I would love to have him over for a weekend. No TV, internet just intelligent conversation.

[@alexmyladoor4858]

What's grandstanding? Sorry I'm stupid

[@henokwoldemichael1749]

Alex Myladoor Never a stupid question. Just people stupid enough to let their egos or other people’s judgment stop them from asking. Grandstanding means trying to impress people through what you’re saying or doing. In this case it would mean some smart person using unnecessarily big words to explain something, or complicating a topic for no reason. Neil just speaks and explains things as understandably as he can.

[@marcuseriksson3732]

i think its beccause he is black. LOL

[@heru-deshet359]

@@marcuseriksson3732 If you're kidding, ok. If not, that's moronic.

[@reign1615]

came her to see if the moon landing was real. ended up getting a 6 minute lecture on god

[@richardarkwright1224]

you poor thing.What did the police say?

[@p.s6742]

@reign That's what I thought. I was expecting a video on the moon landing not all the other stupid questions.

[@p.s6742]

@@richardarkwright1224 I think that you are missing the point here. I hate such clickbait titles. Don't you?

[@richardarkwright1224]

@@p.s6742 No, to be honest. It want that long ago these professional, free videos were not widely available. Id feel like a spoiled, entitled moron if I were to complain that that the mastermind Im watching goes off topic here and there. Im assuming the video is titled as such because its the first thing he spoke about. It never fails to amaze me how people get angry or even slightly pissed off that the video that cost the producers money was not tailored for that individual.

[@DiegoCrawford]

yep

[@dorianlevirapmashup4946]

1:31 wise words

[@dannykabat514]

And the radiation don't get me started on the radiation

[@paulbeardsley4095]

OK

[@SolarChronicle]

Good because that’s an argument _you_ can’t win.

[@JBeamGT3]

Do you even understand what radiation is in a literal sense? Just curious, because even in the extremes you see in space it CAN be blocked by materials we have like lead for example. Which is used a lot in radiation therapy, X-rays and other forms of medical treatment that involve radiation exposure. You say don't get me started but even a skeptical person with some sense would agree that the radiation is the least bit of "evidence." Radiation is scary thing but we`ve long since learned how to combat its damage. If you care to know radiation is literally just charged atomic particles that either decay from a radioactive material or source (like a sun) and are smaller than atoms, the type of radiation correlates with the size of the particles. What makes them super dangerous to us is that they travel at light speed or near light speed and can pierce cell walls with heal-able damage to cells but at the same time causing unreversible damage to your DNA structures in your nucleus, but at the same time less lethal radiation is small enough that it causes minimal damage to DNA and go unnoticed. Light is a simple example if your still skeptical of radiation: light in general is photons, just to keep it simple. And they are a charged atomic particle, in fact a type of radiation scientifically. In lights case shielding its affects is as simple as putting a non-transparent object between you and it. It works practically the exact same way with radiation, but the type of material used to shield it has to be decided with consideration of how charged the radiation intended to shield is.

[@Kickex]

I’ve watched this guy so much that I could’ve answered all these questions in his words.

[@joemaddoxrx7]

Kickex We cannot go to the moon and here is proof: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ol6uemBompWShLM. So it is easier to go to the moon then to make the video yet we have the video and they cannot go to the moon. So their excuses they do not want to go to the moon while they spend all of the money and resources the world has to offer trying, but they don’t want to? So all of the worlds nations could go to the moon, but they don’t want to because America did it and has a video? Is that really the stance of all the boomers and the boomers children? Let me know when you were all denying GSI and the worlds leading particle physicist as well as all of space bearing nations fact that show we cannot leave the thermosphere and that ionizing radiation is why. Good luck denying climate change just like you deny the Moonlanding you stupid nationalist zealots.

[@td8001]

@@joemaddoxrx7 yup you're 100% right👏 now go back to smoking that crackpipe

[@joemaddoxrx7]

Tomi D The only crackhead here is the one denying science and that is you. They cannot go to the moon but they can fake a moon landing. If I was wrong we would be on the moon. We cannot go to the moon no matter what excuse you come up for it’s impossible.

[@midoribishithegamer]

@@joemaddoxrx7 way to be a sheeple. There's footprints and the flags, but most importantly, they placed a reflector on the surface, which if you shine a lazer on it it'll reflect said light back. Thus, proving we've been there, i.e. manmade objects there. I probably worded that a little incorrectly, but it doesn't matter. It's okay to be skeptical, that's why evidence exist. Due diligence and thinking for yourself are important. Also, stay off the crack pipe. Thank you, have a good day.

[@joemaddoxrx7]

midoribishi No there are not, because GSI has proven Apollo never left the thermosphere. You cannot sign a laser on a mirror that is not there. Apollo only went 230 miles up. Only denial of science and your cognitive dissonance is why you believe we went to the moon.

[@chickenflavor9880]

The problem with Man is that he doesn't learn from history.

[@josephdietz3446]

Josh there are a few of us that do and you seem to be one of us But every generation thinks they need to disprove the older generation to make them feel relevant .

[@trashboat5758]

Thanks, Sonic!

[@chickenflavor9880]

@@josephdietz3446 yeah we just have to not be idiots and that's all we need to accomplish.

[@josephdietz3446]

@@chickenflavor9880 yes you understand that the people before us learned so much during their time why would we suppress it The IQ factor hasn't been on an upward trend mankind is as smart right now as he was 200 years ago . I think some of this is from the every participant gets a trophy just for playing coddling that some parents adopt about their children then try to live a 2nd life through the child not letting them have the choice of life . Nice talking to you Josh

[@azizdiab2289]

That’s pretty insightful for a blue hedgehog...

[@christhevancura9113]

I always say they went thru a lot to fake the Moon landing if that was so...My Grandfather worked for Grumman on Long Island he helped build the L.E.M. They made a plate and but everyone's name on it that helped build the L.E.M..So my Grandfather's name is on the moon several times.. Me and my cousin's saw the module in the shop he worked at on Grumman family day and I got to go inside it ..

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

@@MaNuLaToROfficial Still being cute. A Bot calling others bots. 🤣

[@DemonDrummer]

@@MaNuLaToROfficial You: *_”Everyone that challenges me on my baseless claims is a bot…obviously…”_* 🤣😉 Do better, learn.

[@jerry0556]

How did they know what equipments were needed into the space🤔😆

[@asahmosskmf4639]

well they went to space first and came back ?

[@Wrapsession]

Bro I hear people ask questions like this all the time and it makes me really fear that people Don’t believe thing because they truly understand anything. No we just built a rocket a took a big guess. Good luuuccckkk

[@Wrapsession]

Holy shit we sent unmanned ships monkey manned ship we did test we used science because it’s real and it works

[@nathanpope5394]

When he said if we can turn mars into earth we are capable of turning earth back into earth i was like GaMeChAnGeR

[@jamey7003]

The difference would be there's nothing on mars fighting against the efforts. We COULD change earth, but it would require ALL or at least the majority to be on board.

[@jamesforler6897]

I loved this as well! We think we are so powerful and so important... it’s like... in comparison to the planet, we are smaller than ants. We are probably the earths germs. Lol good catch!

[@ufc990]

No one's sure we have the power to do one so who's to say we can do the other :p and good luck getting countries like China, India or Mexico to become eco friendly. Many things are possible but I think change will have to be forced upon us, like a drug addict hitting rock bottom.

[@edash34]

Makes sense..perhaps whatever terraform other planets is just doing the same here ,so we know it takes time to do this process howling who knows but I can say this we are f word! We cant stop it .

[@mikesky2537]

How about aliens living underground of mars

[@danjam1411]

If we think of the universe as everything already contained within our minds, then we already know what is there in the first place, don’t we?❤❤❤❤

[@jwiegley]

Fascinating to see him not really understand how general AI is fundamentally different from the specific tasking that computers have taken over.

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

There are a number of YT videos that explain why there really is no such thing as true Artificial Intelligence. It's really SI (Simulated Intelligence)

[@didgejamman]

Yeah. I don’t think it’s nearly as advanced as “they” proclaim it is. Don’t get me wrong it is literally astronomically more advanced than it was 50yrs ago. However, that is combined with the advance of design and data input. I personally think, at least to a certain degree, it’s great marketing by the tech industry.

[@carrots7216]

"...and I said, _'Ooh, that's deep.'_" -Neil deGrasse Tyson

[@quotemenot7000]

FKalo Hey quote mining is MY job! Lol. With that being said, nicely done 🍻

[@makermarx8862]

...and she said, _'No it's not, you're just inadequate.' _" -Alice Young

[@spookypunky]

"Life may perish, but the earth will take care of itself."

[@renatoigmed]

cool no more bills to pay

[@fayasamd5204]

Not after 5 billion years from now

[@hareecionelson5875]

@@fayasamd5204 more like 2-3 billion, since the Sun will expand and consume the rocky planets (mars might survive, but even then it might be vaporised due to proximity to the Sun's surface) the plus side to the Sun's red giant phase is that Jupiter and Saturn's moons might warm up enough to get life cooking, hopefully some humanoid Earth scientists are stationed there to observe the new era of our solar system

[@user-vi4oj4de7q]

You think that your scientists are teaching you everything, they teach you that there is infinite universe that have no begening and no end and yet at the same time deny that a creator (God) who is litteraly everlasting has no begening and no end, they have become foolish to deny God but I think that we all will see him one day, either he is happy with us or he is really angry but I want you to know that there is no way to God but by Jesus christ only and you can't have everlasting life without Jesus.

[@hareecionelson5875]

@@user-vi4oj4de7q "what if we pick the wrong religion? Every week we’re just making God madder and madder" 3000 religions to choose from.

[@chrisboruch]

"There are almost 5,000 Gods being worshipped by humanity. But don't worry, only yours is right."

[@DemonDrummer]

Yep! And let’s not forget, the followers for all those gods have the same exact excuses and “evidence” to prove their gods’ existence.

[@TheDirtymikenation]

I would follow the God who the entire worlds calendar is based off of Jesus Christ

[@DemonDrummer]

@@TheDirtymikenation You didn’t get the quote’s meaning…

[@Sumit_Sinha347]

maturity is when u realize that all those different Gods with different names worshipped by different people is actually the same entity. The same God is known by different names to different peoples

[@DemonDrummer]

@@Sumit_Sinha347 Actual maturity is when you realize all those thousands of gods have the same evidence to substantiate their existence as any other; none.

[@mr89firebird]

Re: the last segment: All hail The Basilisk!

[@willfishing5605]

I wonder if when Neil DeGrasse Tyson was a kid he said "when I grow up I want to be the spokesperson for Science"

[@adarsh7914]

Carl Sagan i believe was one of his inspirations

[@matshu]

@@adarsh7914 And if I can remember well, as heard on some podcast, he actually met him...

[@GruppeSechs]

@@matshu I thought he actually, like, mentored him.

[@lemagnificent7553]

That's exactly what he is.

[@Nathanh56]

Will Fishing kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHi1iYVuashkibM

[@howardromano7395]

I live in Thailand. I asked my Thai wife if Thais believed America went to the moon. She said Thais don't think about that. She said Thais think about what's for breakfast tomorrow.

[@Devolgane4]

That's why Thais never went to the moon.

[@howardromano7395]

@@Devolgane4 Nor did we.

[@ndbdhdhdhd3607]

I feel kinda bad for you bro

[@slickric2176]

Fuck the Moon where can I get me a Thai woman that cooks breakfast?

[@howardromano7395]

@@slickric2176 In Thailand. I get my omelets, American breakfasts, french toast.. and pancakes. The trick about finding a good woman in Thailand is don't choose the woman choose the family.

[@user-ob4vr3qm3x]

My Next doors, neighbor Brother was a Nasa Engineer, and designed the Computer,s on the Lem. And luner Rover. And helped, Apolo 13 get back to earth 🌎

[@bndzmrno]

How trippy is it that lady liberty’s torch would still be sticking up and out even if all the ice melted. Edit: left elbow* is the one holding the declaration, not the torch. So half the body would be out still

[@nvtnvt9044]

Left elbow is about 100 mtrs up from ground level, thats a fuckton of water dude. Dayum

[@nvtnvt9044]

Correction : 44mtrs. The entire statue is about 93mtr

[@themichaelconnor42]

"An I said, oooh, that's deep" -Neil deGrasse Tyson, 20xx

[@Jackson-xz1ou]

The entire comment section on this video is trying to sound like Neil

[@732RECCS]

I found that when You make sense on social media... No one responds🤔 *When You fake Who You are... You get likes & responses😱

[@Jackson-xz1ou]

732RECCS I don’t understand honestly..I’m just summarizing what I’ve seen in a few comments on this video I’m not trying to get likes or responses I don’t care about those. I’m just saying what I see

[@raintaken7610]

That’s a good way to handle jealousy. You try to get to he’s level in stead of bringing him to your.

[@732RECCS]

@@raintaken7610 That mindset is... THE--'I'm afraid to use My brain cause I might get slandered on the internet for being weak'--/afraid to openly get ridiculed for having a DIFFERENT opinion, mentality😕 = People are afraid to be Themselves nowadays🤔

[@raintaken7610]

732RECCS. It’s not that I am afraid. My point was that I like and respect this man so in stead of talking shit about him and try too seem better than him. I’ll rather learn from he’s words and try to be more like him in stead of just trashing him just to make my self feel better about my self Bc of jealousy and envy.

[@shaneshaney5860]

Brilliant, savvy, and balanced of Neil!

[@ollieox9181]

In his comment about the moon landing, Dr. Tyson might have mentioned that if, in fact, the landing was faked, the Russians most definitely would have known it and would have exploited it then and there. That would have been like Christmas morning for them.

[@DemonDrummer]

You’re correct. Instead, the Soviets literally tracked, confirmed, and congratulated NASA on the achievements.

[@ciupacabraciupacabra6442]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 fake as fuck

[@ericrosales4277]

I really liked the coin flip illustration.

[@PaulSchober]

Me too. I've heard it before, but never framed in a psychological sense. Makes you think that there have likely been LOTS of lottery winners who prayed to God beforehand that they win, and lo and behold - God granted them a miracle. And nobody interviews the 2 million people whose lottery prayers got ignored :)

[@wimahlers]

Yeah, but there is a catch... The catch being there is a plausible possibility that when a small group of people are still standing they all throw a tail. Granted, the average would be 50/50 for heads and tails. But a small sample size is not reliable. That is why we always (should) use large sample sizes. If and when we want to conclude something scientifically meaningful.

[@PaulSchober]

@@wimahlers Well he did qualify that, when he wrapped it up with "And every time you do this experiment - basically - you get one person left standing". But I get what you mean. And there's as much a chance of two left standing at the end with heads as both the "finalists" flipping tails and sitting down. :)

[@rainbowrocket3981]

exAMEN🌈FIRM'amen'T, ☝️👀 The rocket always follows the curvature of the firmament. Dr.🌏ip 👀☔ Psalm 118:8 It is better to trust in the Lord than to put confidence in man. anD The sun needs oxygen to breathe in space space men. My brothers and sisters are going to figure it out. HeavenO hellO

[@wimahlers]

@@rainbowrocket3981 ?????

[@tolotonga69]

Imagine having a beer with this dude

[@davidjones-vx9ju]

just don't buy shots of tequila

[@micahkiker3041]

What's a beer going to do?

[@wave6895]

Or a joint

[@yasserkassab5926]

Naah whiskey is better he will start spiting physics itself

[@carlos-ej3sv]

@@micahkiker3041 for some people it will help on having a much better time.

[@wmoses7085]

Myopic view of good. What about good as being the well being of the whole. We are mere organisms playing our part within this overall good.

[@DemonDrummer]

I agree, somewhat, but ultimately “good” and morality is subjective.

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

*THE MOON LANDING DENIERS MINDSET* Denialism is more than just another manifestation of the humdrum intricacies of our deceptions and self-deceptions. In the psychology of human behavior, denialism is a person's choice to deny reality as a way to avoid a psychologically uncomfortable truth. Denialism is an essentially irrational action that withholds the validation of a historical experience or event when a person refuses to accept an empirically verifiable reality. 🔆

[@PracticeMan69]

@apolloskyfacer5842 You're right, and I see hundreds of your posts on similar videos. Many of your comments date back nearly a decade, so you seem like a dedicated activist on the subject. The truly mind boggling part is how well written your comments are, almost like they've been crafted by a professor of academia. I aspire to articulate myself in this subject with your level of quality and robustness. I'm interested in knowing more, and was wondering if I could get your suggestions on other videos and reading materials on astronomy and the solar system. I've become more interested in this subject from casually listening to Joe Rogan and other similar podcasts

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

@@PracticeMan69 Stay away from Joe Rogan. He's a sensationalist and is all over the place. One You Tuber I can recommend for starters is Curious Droid. All his videos are very informative and educational. And the are many others. Also note that NASA have their own You Tube videos including live broadcasts of ongoing events.

[@DemonDrummer]

@@PracticeMan69 Can confirm, stay away from Joe Rogan…

[@PracticeMan69]

​@@DemonDrummerI'm just trying to converse with ApolloSky... It seems like a bot account that copy pastes tons of comments for decades. He posts extremely long comments daily with no grammar/spelling errors. Scroll down on any related video and you'll find thousands of similar spam comments from ApolloSky for 10+ years. It seems like AI generated messages or a 24/7 spam bot. Bizarre, got me curious

[@DemonDrummer]

@@PracticeMan69 Isn't it also plausible that it's not a bot but an actual person who simply copy and pastes things?

[@EduardRitok]

came here for the " forget the moon landing, we still have people who..." comments

[@aura7573]

Same

[@yamman4482]

Eduard Ritok ... Thanks, I wrote the first one a month ago and for some reason it became a thing... by the way, the statement I wrote that 15% of Americans think chocolate milk comes from brown cows is true, and not a joke...

[@somespecies]

@@yamman4482 Yeah, you're the top comment, mate

[@rexplore3476]

Can someone tell me please is the moon landing was really faked

[@standardheat-fs8159]

r explore i dont think so we would have the technology for that and even when it was fake why would the government hide the truth? I wouldnt fucking care if they made it or not! But in space there are even lifestreams from the ISS

[@corneliusdrvanderbilt822]

I am 81. I worked on the Moon Project's Celestial Mechanics with Slide Rules and primitive computers. We had real problems. Although we had done all the Maths but we were not certain whether Moon Surface would withstand the Lunar Modul without destroying it and whether it would be able to lift off ...These Flat Earth Believers make me real mad by their oxymoron arguments.

[@AaryanGamer]

No offense but your name definitely proves that you're 81

[@joseimpact]

thanks for working on a piece of history

[@chrispearce2081]

@@AaryanGamer no the fuck it don’t his names cool as fuck Jealous kid

[@marcellira1468]

[@theapexfighter8741]

Thank for your work dude!

[@nytess2]

The coin flip thing isn't going to get someone to flip heads 10 times in a row 100% of the time

[@Kiwigucci]

I heard that within 5-10 years it’ll be common we go to the moon. I will look sooo forward to that day they find the remainings of the apollo missions. I will laugh so loud, so all of the denying conspiracy theorists can hear it. I can’t wait 😊😊

[@rashadwest4788]

They been saying this for the last 15-20 years… if we did go which is highly unlikely we definitely not going back anytime soon sorry to break the news

[@tommytruth5996]

The concept of “skynet” is the form of A. I. that most alarms me. This is what Tyson was discussing at end of segment where A. I. decides humans are too dangerous to continue living. That’s pretty scary.

[@tanxyrogue847]

yeah it kinda made me think of things differently

[@noahcrow8982]

I would be more concerned with Wintermute.

[@efrainrosso6557]

We may have no choice but to let AI control humans. This way no corrupt lying phony greedy politician or billionaire control freaks will be able to screw taxpayers.

[@drex5236]

@@efrainrosso6557 lol

[@DieselRamcharger]

ai won't decide we are dangerous. it will decide we are inefficient.

[@deepanshusaxena7836]

This Question, one should not ask but must research.

[@deepanshusaxena7836]

@sebastian Sm geographically yes.

[@stephenwright8824]

Conservatives who refuse to believe we've been to the Moon, may I quote one of your favourite spokesmen, Harvard Law graduate Ben Shapiro: *Facts don't care about your feelings.*

[@Lexi2019AURORA]

Nailed it! 💯🎯

[@scoobtube5746]

Funny how you moontards worship money grubbing Shlomos like Ben Shapiro, LOL.

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

@@scoobtube5746 aka stusue ◁==== And *WHAM !* This HOAXTARD is going to be *SMACKED DOWN* yet again LOL 🤣

[@DemonDrummer]

Well said. 👏

[@Lexi2019AURORA]

​@@scoobtube5746 You got to be kidding me. Even Daily Wire did a video on Apollo 11 which they took down after many paranoid comments like yours). You're all over the place.

[@Malally2]

Imagine. Everyone is scared of AI. What if AI is the thing to give us that futuristic world everyone thought today would be? Food for thought.

[@Captain.2185]

2020: *feeling worried* 2067: "Pick that up for me " A.I. : No

[@BB-uf9kk]

😂😂😂😂

[@ChubbySenpaii17]

AI I am your master now bitch

[@DRUM19]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@abt815]

This is why im polite to my phones virtual assistant.

[@SDL-xu7em]

I dont think we ever have to worry about a time that robots gain feelings or tale control, technology is programmed so unless we programme it to do so it is highly unlikely to ever happen. Dont be surprised to see humans become almost robotic through the advancement of technology though.

[@thecoppernickels]

AI Experts: AI could become dangerous in the future Also AI Experts: *continue working on the potentially dangerous AI*

[@ForrestOutman]

I'm not joking 1% here; I guarantee you know not a single human that works on AI (if you do give me a name, I'll match you with cal tech and MIT post grads). In fact I don't even think you know the scientific field which develops AI. So I'm going to help you, The scientific field is known as machine learning. And they utilize advanced mathematic algorithms in what is known as discrete choice. Which is essentially optimization of making the best choices IE ethics in relation to the data set present. Machines don't have feelings They have objective analysis based upon data sets which then drive them to make the most efficient choice based upon the information as it is presented. Essentially they are unbiased humans.

[@jacksji8912]

Forrest Outman give me some names from MIT and Tech.

[@ForrestOutman]

@@jacksji8912 Sommer Gentry Doctorate in Engineering with focus on Machine Learning, professor of mathematics at US Naval Academy Annapolis and Johns Hopkins University, Scout Croft of Cal Tech jet propulsion laboratories, and Kyle Killough NASA engineer... I know each of them personally and there are more I can roll off my tongue. Ok your turn! I bet you thought I was Bullshit, wrong dude to call out. I nerd hard

[@jacksji8912]

Forrest Outman. Wow. You can name some engineers. You don’t have to bust a nut over it smh. And like all I was asking who you knew. I was being curious. Sorry I might have come off as a smart ass, mb.

[@ForrestOutman]

@@jacksji8912 after seeing this post today, I realize I over reacted to your simple statement that was likey made in jest. In truth A.I. could be a threat to humanity, but in a different way than sci-fi films usually portrait. Automation has replaced some manual labor and semi-skilled workers and that will continue, but likely on a much larger scale. Autonomous vehicles will slowly begin to replace professional drivers. A.I. programs are already beginning to take writing jobs online for sports columns for example. Cashiers are increasingly being replaced etc. A.I. will eventually be able to self replicate through use of 3D printing. For now that's not a threat, but likely in our lifetime it will begin.

[@anthonycantu8879]

No, it wasn't faked. People weren't as fkd up then as they are now, in such things.

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

✔

[@elly.b]

"if we have power to turn Mars into Earth, then let's turn Earth back into Earth" I love this guy!

[@madpuppy54]

they dont want to clean up the mess...they dont want to clean space debrisw or trash we dump into oceans. So its inevitable we will choke ourselves with our own waste

[@espada8077]

Why not do both?

[@elly.b]

@@espada8077 I don't see why not!

[@wlsarpsngfcet1452]

think this guy was paid to keep silence about moon landing. Even though there is lots of footage of moon landing they won't make it public because they probably faked the landing instead of proudly showing the documentary videos and photos they are keeping most of footage classified because the more footage they show the more the reality will be exposed.if they were really confident in themselves they would have boldly shown the documentary of videos instead of hiding them. The more footage they show the more their faults will be seen .also all old good moon conspiracy videos are being removed and only few trashy videos are kept something fishy is going on

[@wlsarpsngfcet1452]

@jon pork I don't know about that . But I do know that NASA said on 2006 that they have no idea where the original tape of Apollo 11 is and the present existing videos of Apollo 11 are edited videos. Also they say they can't remake Apollo 11 and the technology for going to moon is lost. Their excuse is that the engineers have died and it's too expensive. I mean America gave free money of 1.8 billion in charity how hard will it be make a rocket of 1.5 billion And are you sure NASA can't classify things . I mean many record of Apollo 11 to 13 are missing or lost. Is this coincidence

[@Lexi2019AURORA]

Does anyone know what happened to scoobtЯd? I haven't seen any more "BOOM! Triggered a moontard lol" posts in awhile. I guess he finally got his just desert. 😂

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

He got smacked down so many times he's taken his bat and ball and gone home. 🤣 But the troll will probably come back for a hit and run comment now and again. If he does, it'll be more smack downs for the imbecile.

[@DemonDrummer]

Oh really? That’s good news indeed! I guess he isn’t the “Ling of trolling” as he asserted. 😂

[@cher_sh]

Neil, you should be the President of the USA, and of the Cosmic Universe. You've got my vote 🗳 👍🏽

[@delayedcreator4783]

billie eillish : "when i cry water comes from my eyes" 14 year olds : 8:57

[@thesenate9564]

jesus that comment is just gold

[@johnycricket8743]

@@thesenate9564 I second that

[@caiheang]

Science Q&A video: Slinging stuff onto the other bodies Guy on internet: Slinging shit onto other people 🤔

[@thesenate9564]

@@caiheang are you a fan of Billie eilish

[@delayedcreator4783]

@@thesenate9564 she probably is a 14 year old

[@ignacioparellada4686]

I want to meet the guy who made Neil say: "Oh that's deep"

[@theloseph]

You could read his books

[@DantePurgatory]

Ray Bradbury. Amazing writer

[@andrewheagwood5950]

Benjamin Franklin

[@setsunaes]

You want to meet Ray Bradbury? Well, you can If you believe in the afterlife and IF afterlife is real and IF you and Bradbury ends in the same place AND IF both of you remember everything in the theoretical afterlife... Better read his books. Those are awesome.

[@nanfees7036]

@@setsunaes what da heck

[@Narrowgaugefilms]

If you believe the Moon ;landings were faked, do you automatically have to believe the earth is flat too?

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

Generally speaking, that 'mindset' goes 'hand in hand' Nincompoopery seeks out nincompoopery.

[@Lexi2019AURORA]

They're different flavors of the same brand of stupidity.

[@DemonDrummer]

Not really but I’m willing to bet my life savings the Venn Diagram for the two is basically a circle.

[@aabbccaabbcc9457]

It's not easier to go to the moon if they didn't have the technology at that time.

[@paulbeardsley4095]

Well they certainly didn’t have the technology to fake it at the time.

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

MODERN AGE OF 60s/70s It's quite obvious you didn't even exist back in the 60s and 70s. It was in fact a very modern day and age. A time of great innovation and scientific discoveries. Yes, we didn't have personal computers and 'smart' phones. But we did have the Boeing 707 Airliner and the successful development of the Concord Supersonic Airliner. The 747 Jumbo commercial jet was just been built, n and the last one has just been rolled off the assembly line. The fastest jet aircraft ever built was the Blackbird SR-71 Reconnaissance Military plane. It's record of 2000 mph (Mac 3.2) plus and altitude of 85.000 ft has never been beaten, other than the Rocket Planes as follows. There were several of those manned Rocket Planes that actually went faster. The X-15 was one of those. It set a record for speed (4.520 mph/Mac 6.7) and an altitude record of 102,100 ft. It was designed to be dropped launched from beneath a B-52 . And that was just the advances in Aeronautics. Then there are the two Pioneer Deep Space probes which are now well beyond the outer limits of the Solar System. That smart phone in your hand, and your personal computer had their beginnings back in that time. It was indeed a very modern technological world. 😎

[@DemonDrummer]

They did though.

[@cordsandwires3038]

I’m nice to Alexa so she doesn’t hold anything against me

[@kobi-wanaenobi7080]

😄😄

[@mont7481]

I called Alexa a bitch and she told me "that was not very nice".

[@robertkamenoff3918]

@@mont7481 good thing she isnt controlling things in your home! Hi I'm Alexa and here is my demonstration of karma! Hot showers can get too hot!

[@mont7481]

@@Mk-cl3il 😂lol

[@mont7481]

@@robertkamenoff3918 or how about my garage door not opening or not being able to shut off alarm...scary thought! 😂😁😊😔😞😭

[@diabolicalsaiyan8743]

*I can listen to this guy speak forever*

[@xTROLLINGx]

yes because the deep state knows how to find people that can talk right that's why he's getting paid to spread deceitful information. or do you actually believe we went to the moon or that the Earth is round?

[@diabolicalsaiyan8743]

@@xTROLLINGx Yes I do and I know its True 100% to think otherwise is rediculous

[@JaguarBST]

Try his audio book. It's free on KZbin.

[@violetalluvia2751]

Yes!!!

[@johnfrankling-ow8jp]

Exactly

[@BlackSun3Tube]

Very clever man ... As far as I can estimate that of course :)

[@gottgw]

why is all the moon footage in slow motion?

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

It's not.

[@ciupacabraciupacabra6442]

Why is the moon footage in Fake motion

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

@@ciupacabraciupacabra6442 Again. It's not. Learn about things you're so ignorant about.

[@asusedz]

Forget the moon landing, we still have people who are offended by Ricky Gervais jokes at the golden globes.

[@alieighty]

Forget the moon landing, we still have people who think Ricky Gervais is actually funny.

[@simeonclark8825]

alieighty he sure it XD

[@alieighty]

@@simeonclark8825 He used to be ok about 15 years ago but most of his jokes are just crap now.

[@PEDROKA47_]

@@alieighty he wasn't being funny, he was telling the truth

[@alieighty]

@@PEDROKA47_ Yes I've noticed a lot of angry impotent people seem to like him.

[@memi4586]

I love that..."turn Earth back into Earth"

[@Cybernaut551]

Same.

[@BIAKANOORWorld]

What about we do both

[@turtlesarefantastic9620]

@@BIAKANOORWorld yeah after all the planet is kinda overpopulated

[@BIAKANOORWorld]

@@turtlesarefantastic9620 How many plants have you planted this year ? Everyone can participate directly to turn Earth back into Earth but for exploring Planets we need scientists and engineers. No offense but space exploration is a must. It is not about Geoegineering the Earth or Mars. Everything is in it's motion in space. There are a lot of chances of collision between space rocks and planets and moons. We have to try making multiplanetary beings.

[@turtlesarefantastic9620]

@@BIAKANOORWorld you say that as if I disagree with you.

[@bigvito4630]

I agree. The big bang theory is almost impossible to wrap around is that before it, there was nothing... so what is your take??????????

[@paulbeardsley4095]

Time was created in the Big Bang, so there is no before.

[@user-gw1rd7uc7s]

Looking for upgrades

[@okwoodsslowed7849]

"if you have the power of Geoengineering to turn mars into earth, then you have the power of Geoengineering to turn Earth, back into Earth. Probably the best thing I've heard all decade.

[@kathleenr4047]

Klabron Hames --- Congrats on your optimism, but there is a fatal flaw in the "If you can turn Mars in to Earth, you can turn Earth, back into Earth" theory. Mars is EMPTY. People LIVE on Earth. You can terraform a barren planet, but when you want to make sweeping changes to a planet FULL of people, you have to get ALL the people (governments) on board. Our only obstacle to stop the trashing of the planet is to get ALL the inhabitants on Earth to AGREE, and then, COMPLY. ---- So I don't have high hopes for that.

[@Akshay-cj3hq]

Plus. We’re good at heating not cooling😎

[@liamc1102]

@@kathleenr4047 If everyone began meditating EVERY day..

[@locustblock4883]

The subliminal message here will go over most people's heads unfortunately..

[@josephcampise9950]

The big word there is "IF". Because we don't.

[@ozzrob8125]

Best argument supporting the Moon landing was one I heard from Stephen Fry. It basically goes, at the time of the lunar landings the US was in a Cold War with the Soviets, and the Soviets didn't claim it was faked.

[@SauronSatan]

Thats not much of an arguement really. How about the apollo 11 interview where the 3 actornauts are acting like they came back from a funeral. I think if you just came back from the most important mission ever you would feel proud and tall. Not like a baby puppy that had its food taken away. Look in there eyes you can clearly tell. Unless for some reason you do the greatest mission ever and just think its normal to act this way. I know i would feel untouchable and powerfull. They couldnt even get there stories right hahaha

[@phantomwalker8251]

@@SauronSatan if,you were on the moon,& saw what they saw,you would act the same,..they had been de briefed,not to say what they saw.which is why,we never went back,only send out satelites..the moon,should not be there.HINT.

[@kaylareno933]

harry walker we did go back to the moon, multiple times

[@SauronSatan]

@@phantomwalker8251 i think that sounds a little to x files or outer limits haha. Good idea alot better than most people say thats for sure. But certainly not reputable proofs. Like there is hundreds of nasa blunders that just make anything they say so unbelieveable, you got don petit on one report saying he would go to the moon in a nano second but we dont have the tech to get there anymore, it was destroyed. That answer alone is laughable. We are in the year 2020 and there saying we cant reproduce tech from the late 50s early 60s. Than you get conflicting stories from the apollo 11 actors. 1 says he saw stars one says he doesnt remember, maybe they saw some. And the other just plan says " i dont remember seeing anything" Than you get guys like neil disgrace tyaon saying oh the starts you see from space are wonerful the colors are amazing! If necessary i can add links too all these blunders/ fails. But i feel everyone has probably seen them by now and has some.bogus answer for all of them haha. Just like " if you dont believe that there is a tesla floating in space with a manaquin and a go pro attached to it you need to be locked in a room." You know ypu can actually zoom in on that tesla and the guy is smoking a big joint and watching porno at the space drivein! Dont take my word for it. Bust out the p1000x and check for yourselves!

[@phantomwalker8251]

@@SauronSatan yup,theres a lot of crap out there,im just putting out comments to try find some truth,but,most comments are,''check your meds''?.that,is not,what im after.i know for a fact,the moon is populated,not by us,or wasnt,might be now,black opps.nasa speaks with 2 forked tongues,at least..we are kept dumb & in the dark,2 things,,the dogon tribe knew sirius had 2 stars,we didnt know that till we had telescopes,,sumerian tablets tell of mining & the creation of man,to mine for them,they were here thousands of yrs before we were created..your education,is enough to function,be usefull,even if you had 16 billion dollars for education,you still wouldnt know the truth.if we share 99.6 % of dna with apes,,why havnt they developed speech.??.in how many millions of yrs we have been here.?..enki,,enlil,,marduk..aliens..

[@ernieblanchard8879]

Isn’t there a 25% chance that the last 2 coin tosses would both come up tails?

[@Lexi2019AURORA]

[@detroitonepride9441]

Can you imagine actually having him as your personal astrophysicist? Like anytime you have a question or want to talk about something you just call him up or video chat etc. 😂😂😂😂

[@Pitatoes]

god i wish

[@EvanRobinson85]

No.... No I can't say I could. He'd just indoctrinate you.

[@mikefouts8945]

l0l

[@rikosaikawa9024]

Ever see him on Twitter? He’s a bit of an ass.

[@Vesperath]

Nah he’s just an old asshole rambling about stuff and thinks he knows everything there is to know and not making any sense when he does say it

[@Tristan_eCola]

“We as humans simply have a profound inability to understand statistics and probability.” Truer words were never spoken.

[@DeusExMamiya]

Tainted Fate Actually, there’s a 2.6% probability that truer words have been spoken.

[@Tristan_eCola]

DeusExMamiya it’s a figure of speech mate.

[@NapoleonBonaparte96]

I almost got crazy working as a cashier, trying to explain people what 10% discount is..

[@anonymousguest9290]

78.2% of all statistics are made up on the spot, look it up!

[@28nhed]

And that's why we're just humans and not gods.

[@cezaragalliu347]

Thank you for Monte Carlo Analysis...

[@samuelmontalvo7262]

What about the possibility/likelihood of 2 people getting tails in that thought experiment. Isn’t that more likely than everyone getting 2 different faces every time?

[@SolarChronicle]

What he's saying is, on average, roughly half of people will flip tails (or heads) every time a flip is made.

[@DemonDrummer]

@@SolarChronicle Correct.

[@patrickbateman3610]

He's a pretty smart guy, but when you think about it, it's really just common sense.

[@kavyanmirsalehi3412]

Some of the things he's saying is obvious, and we all know it. It's just the marvelous way he thinks that lets him see this type of stuff.

[@helenclarke4735]

He's a very smart guy, and it's not his fault the questions asked were really common sense.

[@moimeme6533]

an astrophysicist...yeah you could say that's "pretty smart" lol

[@jeffspicoli2643]

Common sense is an oxymoron... there's nothing common about it.

[@robhernandez1827]

Ya , goes to show you how many people don’t have common sense..

[@anonymousanime7698]

"If you can build an atmosphere you can fix one" -Unknown

[@RR-gr1ni]

I don't think so, they are about nuke Mars to create a terrain which could make a stable atmosphere for life to thrive..so.... building the atmosphere is not same as fixing it

[@lucbalr]

@@RR-gr1ni it would be possible to melt the poles of Mars to create an atmosphere but it would take over 100.000 years

[@carter7100]

Iron Man actually it is

[@RR-gr1ni]

@@carter7100 oh... so let's nuke the North Pole then

[@RR-gr1ni]

@@lucbalr do eloborate with evidence please

[@Goobs1717]

0:02 his right about the AI part😮

[@Lexi2019AURORA]

Ngl I kinda miss the troll who used to say "BOOM! Triggered a moontard lol". Shit was funny as hell 🤣.

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

That troll has taken his bat and ball and gone back to his mom's place in her basement 🤣

[@therealzilch]

It was only funny the first 700 times.

[@critthought2866]

Shhh! Don't refer to him - you might end up summoning him, and I, for one, am glad he's not polluting our screens any more.

[@therealzilch]

@@critthought2866 Agreed. After years of arguing with 9/11 troothers, YECs, and their ilk, I've developed a pretty thick skin. But I've seldom encountered anyone as toxic as our mutual nameless friend here.

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

@@therealzilch He's nothing compared to the troll Narajuna aka Wide Open aka Wild Boar. That one mostly infests the YT video Apollo 11 Press Conference by Motherboard. Even I have decided to stay away from the insanity. No fun to be had there.

[@Rstraub12]

I was hoping he'd answer like this Short answer: no Long answer: noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[@hugozuccarelli1277]

Let me ask you something...CUD this guy say NOOOO....? Not really...he is an American icon, and IF he dare to say No is God Buy kid!

[@1SpudderR]

Hmm.....If a God.....Go to 14,000,000,000 years ago ....Perpetual motion.....pretty Godly time to find out....Something is still?

[@airplayrule]

Just cause the rocket launch was real doesn't mean it was easier to then go to the Moon. NASA documents also depicted a blast crater, then when their vids never showed any, it wasn't supposed to happen like that lol. There's TONS of evidence against the Moon landing, some debatable some debunkable, but not enough evidence for it, n I don't have enough time to argue it. Channel Jarah White already did that, responded to people, n proved his point. check it out. P.S Bad things happening doesn't mean God don't exist...there's Karma. ALL significant knowledge originated from the Vedas, which are older than most people realize. this guy is like most people: has a very limited/flawed/biased understanding (or no understanding) of the Vedas. Channel "Playitalready" will address everything i said with details/facts in due time. click his sub/bell icons. this "scientist" is foolish, and not as smart as he thinks. peace

[@gumpyflyale2542]

Where are those telemetry tapes, why did Don Pennit say I would go back in a nano second but we lost the technology and its a painful process to build it back up again, why has no human left low earth orbit since 1972 "allegadly"?

[@1SpudderR]

AirPlayRule Hmm ...Conspiracies? Checkout The Twin Towers collapsing and the Third collapsed building from 911....Almost makes the Moon landings easy!

[@DeeJayLilStack]

"Then you have the power of geo-engineering to turn Earth.... back into Earth." Me: Woah...

[@aristoteles6265]

You never thought of that?

[@winterrain1947]

I was more interested in thinking about how they might stabilize mars. I didn't look this up but I think I read that Mar's has a very wobbly orbit and it's gravity is way lower. Ii think the first thing we'd have to fix would be the planet's lack of shielding against the sun's dangerous radiation. I think getting a large number of people up there along with a lot of supplies and equipment would be the easy part. Hard part is keeping them alive long enough to get anything started.

[@stevenorr9639]

Total head rinse

[@fredmcfadden9979]

@@winterrain1947 You really believe man been on the moon?

[@winterrain1947]

@@fredmcfadden9979 May I inquire the reason for your question? 'Believe' is a misleading word. "Belief" is placed in the intangible, such as ghosts or demons, neither of which can be proven or disproved. People often 'believe' in that which they choose to believe, because they like that bit of data and accept it without first asking questions. On the other hand when they hear a fact that they dislike, they refuse to believe that fact simply because they don't want this to be true at all. Or maybe they don't 'believe' in something because its too complicated and they are too lazy to think about it. I prefer to 'accept' facts based on evidence. I do not always 'like' the facts that I find to be true, but must accept them as truth. I mean, for example, I do not like the fact that US currency is quickly becoming useless and worthless, but it is a fact. If I disregarded such a fact, then I put my nation in danger because disregarding facts would cause me to vote for the wrong individuals. As a science enthusiast myself, and a responsible citizen, I know that I do not have the luxury of simply 'believing' in anything without first checking facts. Nor do I have the luxury of 'refusing to believe' in facts that I do not like. As for your question; The evidences that I have seen so far in museums and videos are strongly indicative that humans have in fact visited the Lunar surface.

[@GirlGeekLovesStampin]

The one thing that has made me skeptical is the way the astronauts acted after they landed. The ISS crew can hardly move after 12 days in space...but they almost hopped back to life after they landed. That's the one thing I don't understand.

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

There's a lot you don't understand. Go read up about the Apollo Moon Landings in an honest way. Get educated.

[@SolarChronicle]

Crews on the ISS stay much longer than 12 days. Some stay up to 6 months _and_ they are in “zero” gravity the entire time unlike the Apollo crews.

[@GirlGeekLovesStampin]

@@SolarChronicle The woman who fainted at the start of this video had passed only 12 days in space: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIGZnY1opp6jd9E

[@SolarChronicle]

And she spent the entire time in ZERO gravity. Also, she wasn't on the ISS. @@GirlGeekLovesStampin

[@paulbeardsley4095]

@@GirlGeekLovesStampin Interesting video. It's no reason to be skeptical about the Moon landings, though. Some people run up mountains; others get dizzy from running upstairs.