StarTalk Podcast: Cosmic Queries - Hubble Space Telescope, with Neil deGrasse Tyson

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It was only supposed to last 3-5 years and it’s been orbiting for 30. Neil deGrasse Tyson celebrates the Hubble Space Telescopes 30th anniversary with comic co-host Chuck Nice and Hubble senior project scientist Jennifer Wiseman, PhD.
You’ll learn how proposals are selected to receive telescope time. Jennifer tells us about “director discretionary time” which allows the director of the Space Telescope Science Institute to allot time for ideas and research for larger projects or projects that might not be otherwise considered in the general selection process. Jennifer tells us about an instance when director discretionary time allowed for Hubble to be pointed at “nowhere” - resulting in the Hubble Deep Field image, one of the most iconic images Hubble has ever taken. Jennifer also explains how long an idea can take from proposal to final publication.
You’ll learn about the Hubble science team’s massive data archive that’s open for everyone. Explore some of Hubble’s most interesting discoveries. Discover more about Hubble’s work on finding supermassive black holes in the center of galaxies. We also explore the work researching the expansion of the universe.
We ponder what the most important fields of discovery will be over the next decade. You’ll find out about Hubble’s collaborative work alongside the Juno probe to Jupiter and the New Horizons probe that went to, and past, Pluto. We also discuss the exciting world of exoplanets. Lastly, Jennifer reveals how long she thinks Hubble can stay in orbit and whether the telescope could ever be sold to a private company. All that, plus, Jennifer shares her favorite Hubble discovery over the past 30 years!
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Original air date: April 13, 2020
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@Elephant_Juice74 3 года назад

I'm no astrophysicist but you could easily solve the problem of not having enough time by making the show two hours +++

@Corn0nTheCobb 3 года назад

Great idea!

@kiranr938 3 года назад

The general public in need of information are important too

@me_and_me_ 3 года назад

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@TheAceofhearts84 3 года назад

@@me_and_me_ 😑

@playhard719 3 года назад

@@KeelanJon True, but only if all the schools dose there job?

@sammoore9693 3 года назад

I love when chuck tells a joke that doesn’t land and Neil gives the guest a “can you believe what I have to put up with” look lol. love you chuck, the show wouldn’t be the same without you.

@johnreder8167 3 года назад

I think he's just tryna apologize for him.. There's line and not a fine one between being funny and annoying. I love Chuck as much as the next guy but he need to learn how to read a room or at least these comments

@ChoPi-Eww 2 года назад

We love Chuck!

@mannyk2755 3 года назад

She is like the teacher who is trying to teach while her students are being rowdy.

@jimgregory6185 3 года назад

The comedic interruptions were too much.

@ahababzarif7915 3 года назад

Lol😂

@eliudnjai 3 года назад

Lol the life of a teacher 🤣

@rgraph 3 года назад

@@jimgregory6185 By the look of her face at times - she thought so too. :-)

@Sajin688 3 года назад

I saw it more as she has no sense of humor, and more aggravated or annoyed by it which was off putting to me

@jmanj3917 3 года назад

This lady is Super patient..She did a great job of putting up with the two of you..lol

@simplyme922 3 года назад

The banter is great to keep the talk from being a lecture. I found all 3 engaging, entertaining, and informative. Thank you Drs.

@Corn0nTheCobb 3 года назад

18:19 - Chuck acting like he's taking notes 😆

@miklosvaczi1426 3 года назад

Love how Chuck seems extremely more knowledgeable as time goes on since they started the show.

@me_and_me_ 3 года назад

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@quinnhass 3 года назад

I think he was crossing off a question.

@jisnotavailable 3 года назад

@@quinnhass that is exactly what he was doing :)

@jimgregory6185 3 года назад

@@miklosvaczi1426 Chuck needs to dial it back.

@rikwen96 3 года назад

Enjoyed this podcast and hope that you have Jennifer back on the show someday.

@mobmeegoh 3 года назад

I love watching these. I learn new things, then I forget them at the end of the day 🥰

@jacobduncan2142 3 года назад

It would have been nice to hear more from Jennifer. I felt she was interrupted far too often.

@MrBlazingVortex 3 года назад

Unfortunately it occurs frequently with guests on this show. I recommend listening to infinite monkey cage where the guests get to talk more and the dynamic between them is more fluent.

@duje618 3 года назад

True

@RackBaLLZ 3 года назад

Event horizon is a great channel too

@Jeramithehuman 3 года назад

NDT interrupts everyone too much

@ViratKohli-jj3wj 3 года назад

@@Jeramithehuman I dont think NDT was interrupting this time

@Christopher-td8wu 3 года назад

00:50 even Hubble saw that eyeroll

@me_and_me_ 3 года назад

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@JamesLeeBuzz 3 года назад

me and me I refuse to click that.

@Dro210 3 года назад

Had to go back and see that glad I did lol

@cosmic_giant1523 3 года назад

Why did she roll her eyes?

@frankparoots2980 3 года назад

Might be the most interesting guest ever!!!

@Sajin688 3 года назад

Lol you're kidding right?

@liamfinlay2039 2 года назад

@@Sajin688 I don't think they were kidding. I agree, fantastic guest.

@Cara.314 3 года назад

I LOVE that story about the first deep field image. It became an instant favorite the moment I realized what it was. The story really shows the value in putting trust in quality leadership.

@cebolamaria Год назад

One of the loveliest episodes of Star Talk! Thank you!

@Hem_Himachal 3 года назад

Wow! I like her socks and her ability to resume thoughts despite interruptions.

@rickycouture7224 3 года назад

Way too many people hating on Chuck for this episode! I don't think people quite appreciate the pressure he's under to be the comic relief on a show like this. For him this isn't just a fun time; it's also a paycheck. If only he could sit there as the full-time co-host and be treated with the same dignity as one of the guests, then perhaps he wouldn't feel so pressured to always be "on". Just as he may oversell some of his jokes, I think Chuck has a serious tendency to undersell his own intelligence. He's clearly a brilliant individual who loves science. He's also an excellent human being, so let's take it easy on him. It isn't like Jennifer was exactly brimming with personality. I don't say that to be disrespectful, truly, but part of what I love about StarTalk is that it is every bit as passionate and entertaining as it is educational. While it isn't the guest's job to perform for the cameras, there is something to being on a video/radio program that should inspire a little energy. She was brilliant nonetheless, and I still very much loved this episode, but to put the awkwardness all on my man Chuck is just not fair. He asked great questions and StarTalk would not be the same without him!

@TheHuesSciTech 3 года назад

What a fantastic guest! I really enjoyed this.

@weixiong1.0 3 года назад

Her ending about how Hubble brings together the humankind is so beautifully said. Thanks!

@StaticBlaster 3 года назад

The intro music is so groovy to the point where I bob my head up and down and side to side. 😂 😂 😂

@Cheesestroker 3 года назад

Me too🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@Cheesestroker 3 года назад

I keep playing it on repeat

@ZiCK_616 3 года назад

The funk of the universe 😅

@me_and_me_ 3 года назад

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@ZiCK_616 3 года назад

@@me_and_me_ DELETE THAT NOW, DELETE IT🤣😂😂🤢

@jordanhansen4524 3 года назад

Does anyone else get very excited when a new episode pops up on RU-vid❤️👍

@NotNotAHuman 3 года назад

I just read the description myself and realized that this was and old episode. In all my excitement to just see something new, I obviously was not paying attention (I'll leave my original comment though because my joy was very real in the moment). At work wishing there was a new Neil Degrasse Tyson video I can listen to while I work. Opens RU-vid and sees this when it was posted 47 minutes or so ago. I am So overjoyed.

@johngolombek61 3 года назад

Thirty years of Hubble outstanding

@vyz333 3 года назад

This episode is a time capsule from the bygone era of April 2020, when in-person shows could happen.

@manavagrawal720 Год назад

She is definitely that 1 strict teacher. I love how she doesn't tolerate any nonesense.

@ddpwe5269 3 года назад

I love Chuck's enthusiasm and jokes bring so much to Startalk!

@jimbaker4931 3 года назад

That was absolutely fantastic! Jennifer is a wealth of knowledge and I could listen to her go on for hours. She is very articulate and has an excellent command of the English language.🔭

@ChoPi-Eww 2 года назад

That somehow makes it sound like English is her second language

@kewalgodhakiya2124 3 года назад

Dr Tyson does so much for people to have cosmic perspective, he deserves billion subscribers.

@odettamatthews6960 3 года назад

You have to get everyone in India to subscribe - guessing that where you are. 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

@kewalgodhakiya2124 3 года назад

@@odettamatthews6960 yes I am from India. India loves Dr Tyson. I am also getting people subscribed the star talk. I just think star talk should be part of school curriculum.

@vctrbenavides 3 года назад

Bring it back intact if possible and put it in a museum

@FabledGentleman 3 года назад

totally agree. It will cost a fortune, but this is something we just have to do, the contribution to the science community and to human civilization as a whole cannot be understated. Hubble most be preserved. We just need to build a container with heat shield and parachutes and go up and secure it. This could maybe even be crowdfunded, though it's going to be very expensive.

@davidviner5783 3 года назад

Superb episode. Dr Wiseman should be on the talk shows or have her own series.

@8arrows 3 года назад

It trips me out every time I think. That when my grandparents were in school. The Andromeda Galaxy wasn’t discovered. Until Hubble found it. Increasing the size of the universe. That wasn’t that long ago. I remember the first time I saw a picture of the Andromeda Galaxy. It was a very grainy black and white photo in 1976. In a older used Encyclopedia Britanica.

@commonsense99 3 года назад

From a non mathematical science guy StarTalk is the bomb!

@ifkhanturan2302 3 года назад

Put HER beautiful smile on thumbnail neil!! It's so pleasing to see her smile and talk science. Loved this episode.

@agnivash 3 года назад

The audio quality is stupendous ❤️

@MrDjsmooth87 3 года назад

It's out of this world

@MrYovilleSTAFF 3 года назад

Love these videos!!! I’ve watched every single one lol. It’s an addiction at this point 😬😂

@catherinetoomey-flynn1624 2 года назад

I'm working my way through all of them too. Started right back on the first one a few years ago and here I am. Getting there slowly but surely. Hope you keep up your enthusiasm!

@spicysaucysweet 3 года назад

I already liked this vlog before watching it because I know it's always a Supernova watching!

@TwiztedDezign 3 года назад

Dr Hibbert is my favorite personal astrophysicist. I love Chuck Nice too!

@caimstear 3 года назад

I'm glad they feel safe enough to be able to be in person! They jive so much better in real life than on the phone.

@dhairyasehgal1633 3 года назад

I’m really excited about the James Webber telescope!! 😍

@tallperson717 3 года назад

I love these shows - keep them coming

@SandeepSingh-vd9in 3 года назад

Sir, Tyson having knowledge of every thing, great personality .

@bradlevantis913 2 года назад

The Deep Field is an image the brought me to tears when I first saw it

@Kuku2205 3 года назад

Hi Cosmic Queries I have a question / suggestion ! RecentIy I saw The Picture ("the only one") taken from surface of venus, I know that teperature there is way more difficult to be survived by our spieces but ground on this photo looked really nice and more alive than the one on Mars, could u please tell us more about venus atmosphere, magnetism, rotation etc. Lucas from Poland big Fan , Best Regards !

@muddshshshark 3 года назад

900 degrees F melts lead , Co2 atmosphere crushing density, active volcanoes , apparently a very nice upper atmosphere around 70-90 F, Might have floating microbes I think it has iron core but no plate tektonics, It must have magnetic field or atmosphere would be stripped away. thats all I know

@nohara7633 3 года назад

@@muddshshshark no magnetic field, so lots of the lighter gasses stripped from the atmosphere and you missed out sulphuric acid clouds n rain (realy concentrated acid) but the acid rain never reaches the ground cos it boils away a mile from the surface and at the very top of Venus's mountains, beneath the thick clouds, is a layer of snow. But since it's so hot on Venus, snow as we know it can't exist. Instead, the snow capped mountains are capped with two types of metal: galena and bismuthinite oh and its rotation is slow and backward, the day ends up longer than the year

@vishal-singh 3 года назад

Check Anton Petrov's videos about this, you'll get all your answers and more.

@Kuku2205 3 года назад

@@nohara7633 I new about temperature and acids , thank you all for your comments, but I still believe that maybe Mr. Neil D. T. can still surprise us with some interesting facts that most of us don't know.

@SCTyler. 3 года назад

Imagine taking a frozen 18-inch pizza to Venus right? You whip it out of your handy dandy space freezer nice and cold... in just 7 seconds of being exposed to the Venusian surface your pizza will be perfectly cooked.

@nayanpanchal39 3 года назад

It's weird seeing them in one room

@1upboy242 3 года назад

Yes

@bdr420i 2 года назад

In 2005 we rented 3 hours on HST for 0.5 million OMR to celebrate my mom's birthday it was amazing ♥️

@randomnessspace7589 3 года назад

Bruh this was just a Yes moment when I saw this was posted 7 min ago and thats pretty cool

@daybot9592 3 года назад

Shut ur face.😡

@jackenjessee3294 3 года назад

@@daybot9592 80085

@me_and_me_ 3 года назад

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@LexoG33 2 года назад

Watching in 2021, just a few months out from the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope! Been looking forward to this for years...

@LuisGonzalez-zc9zf 2 года назад

I hope I can hear from you guys. It'll make my day better than it is.

@heresthethingyouguys 2 года назад

This is one of my favorite episodes of the show

@Cams250 3 года назад

Ayyee I was featured in this episode. 26 something. I actually meant like.. full sky survey then on the same telescope be able to look in with different optics. Revolver style optics. One may be deep space, one may be a full northern sky, one may be inferred, etc. Then be able to use that on a ball bearing type of deal so we can look all around and also use whichever lense we want.

@manpreetbhattee9732 3 года назад

Amazing episode. So informative :)

@drew5121 3 года назад

I say we let this video serve as a reminder in humility for us all and may we move on from here

@phycho3699 3 года назад

Big fan how many time i watch your cosmos show sky of fully goast End very hurt touching👍

@muddshshshark 3 года назад

I read somewhere it was paint on the fixture that was used to hold the mirror as it was ground and polished that caused the distortion.

@CB-pf5lb 3 года назад

34:20 Why does it feels like Neil and Pluto had a really messy break-up

@me_and_me_ 3 года назад

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@heresthethingyouguys 2 года назад

super knowledgeable guest, one of my favorites episodes

@Josephbakery 3 года назад

Hi huge fan here.. I have a question though.. Do we have a video show the actual spin of Earth

@arunbavana 3 года назад

Happieee birthday Hubble 🎂

@vb2388 3 года назад

Can you please make a StarTalk video on the recent discovery of possible Life in Venus..

@NJovceski 3 года назад

Agreed! I am interested and i need it explained in simple terms :)

@rutgerb 3 года назад

@@NJovceski There are farts in the atmosphere.

@me_and_me_ 3 года назад

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3 года назад

Amazing content. Thank you. One comment though, please tone down a little the jokes. The interruptions of an explanation with a joke were sometimes rude.

@3sheekfpv976 3 года назад

Thank you so much for an actual real episode!!!

@kennygregory5278 3 года назад

I hate that I came in late, this is what keeps me entertained during covid

@theduder2617 3 года назад

Just remember, late is not never. Below is a related thought I have held for some time. Feel free to ignore it. lol The important part is, you made the effort. The effort to perhaps learn or know more means so much more than I think anyone else realizes. So many directly refuse to learn, much less make any effort to do so. MY professor never judged those who were late. As long as the drive to learn was there, he helped them catch up.

@me_and_me_ 3 года назад

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@EbluestarE 2 года назад

I heard chuck do standup once and I was surprised. I thought he wouldn’t be funny but he actually is

@AndresLopez-sk6nj 3 года назад

Love this channel!

@benprice7717 3 года назад

Saw startalk notification YEAHHHH BABY realised its an old episode thought YEAHHHH BABY how many channels can do that?? Not many now to unpause and love it

@K3nny24 3 года назад

Huble would go to a museum

@SWIRFTV 3 года назад

great video it raises some questions for me like, what's with the soup and drink cans on the shelves?

@bruhmoment2252 3 года назад

I got a Cosmos ad before I got to watch this

@amanrawat4433 3 года назад

My Mentor Neil degrasse tyson 🔥

@TittiesNum1Fan 3 года назад

Love science

@StaticBlaster 3 года назад

Science is everything.

@spacedog6622 3 года назад

Great video!!!

@codyx8273 3 года назад

I’m so disappointed that this is a re-release. I asked a question on patreon directly on this subject and i was upset that my question wasn’t on here. Since it was aired back in April, I can’t be mad anymore, but I doubt that my question will be answered now that you have posted this video.

@davidcruger2237 3 года назад

Amazing interview, thank you

@matthiasjakobs2922 3 года назад

I LOVE STAR TALK*****

@brendonpersad9847 3 года назад

Chuck actually pronounced all their names right

@mkevilempire Год назад

She is really cool. would be interesting if you get her back on after a while of JWST being up, to see how things with hubble are going

@meischoice 3 года назад

Chuck is the best

@duje618 3 года назад

Poor woman, being interupted every 30 seconds

@johnreder8167 3 года назад

agree. chuck can be a bit much sometimes

@RickySTT 3 года назад

_Unfortunately,_ as a woman, she’s probably used to it.

@coffeebeann1 3 года назад

Boys will be boys.

@RickySTT 3 года назад

@@coffeebeann1 As a boy myself, I reject that excuse.

@jimgregory6185 3 года назад

@@johnreder8167 chuck was too much on this one.

@bajatruckguy 3 года назад

I am somewhat proud to say that I was born a few days before Hubble launched.

@heresthethingyouguys 2 года назад

The end was legendary lol

@awkwardsaucce9387 3 года назад

Thoughts on finding phosphine in Venus’s clouds?! So exciting no matter the turn out!

@robomonkey1018 3 года назад

This is just great 👍 keep on doing what you're doing

@oliverandom6808 3 года назад

Just a question, how long will Hubble last?

@speedycpu 3 года назад

I'm wondering what sort of micro impacts Hubble has experienced over the years, what challenges those have caused and work around needed to keep it functional. Especially impacts on the main lens, I wonder how badly it has been pitted over time.

@HazardWolfCorp 3 года назад

I was born in 91, i am almost as old as this telescope, hah cool, love the show guys.

@brynwhitehead1731 3 года назад

It’s one of those real time things. And, they killed the feed here. Top down.

@BatmanvsJesus 3 года назад

This episode was hilarious

@HellaUtube 3 года назад

O I love this episode! Learned so much about the Hubble Space Telescope and was laughing all the 53 minutes!

@lxathu 3 года назад

I remember the first time it proved what most of us had been expecting, the existence of exoplanets. It was exciting and soothing at the same time.

@expertojordigg 3 года назад

BBC podcasts are great!

@EstelleMmathapeloMakhoba 3 года назад

That Asteroid joke was funny haha

@RoBo-tl8tn 3 года назад

love to have more insight into the science, less goofy behavior from the children. Chuck!

@Betterhose 3 года назад

We badly need a video about the discovery of phosphine and the possibility of life on Venus!

@spacetime315 3 года назад

This stuff is great 😍😍😍😍😍

@guyfromthesky1 3 года назад

This was great!

@vandy3427 3 года назад

Hi there

@Buzz_Kill71 3 года назад

The goofiness of these two in this episode might not afford a second visit by this top notch, serious guest. 🤣😮🤣

@bangladeshzindabaad3436 8 месяцев назад

Oh shut up kid, goofiness is everything if you can't tolerate that you're not a normal being, probably the result of autism😢

@bangladeshzindabaad3436 8 месяцев назад

40:26 best explosive podcast

@bangladeshzindabaad3436 8 месяцев назад

"They didnt tell me, i'll give them such a look!✌️"

@gabysuazo7942 3 года назад

That Donald trump impersonation was on point. I spilled my drink laughing.

@seancstew 3 года назад

So, I do not know, but, has the HST pinpointed the center of the Universe? If so, have they turned it around and looked deeply in the opposite direction?