Livestream Next Week!
🕑 Added 2021-09-08 23:22:53 +0000 UTCHey y'all ~
I'm gonna be going live next Thursday, September 16th at 1:30pm Pacific Time (8:30pm UTC).
If you all have any questions that you would like me to answer, please leave them in the comments below!
Keep an eye out for the link, and I'll see y'all soon π
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I watched your podcast with Grant Sanderson. I want to watch the horse poo video!
Mariana Arzuaga
4. Christina has been dabbling in necromancy recently. It turns out that sheβs a natural at it! She can resurrect anyone from any time period, as long as there are just enough historical data to help her βreconstructβ them. AND sheβs so good at it, that she can make them last a whole week for you so that you have enough time to pick their brain. Who shall she bring back to life?
Mariana Arzuaga
3. (DS5MTT) I remember that you once tried to define what a particle is⦠Do you want to give it another go today?
Mariana Arzuaga
2. (DS5MTT) Black holes are a very important part of the universe as we know it but, according to some studies, they didnβt exist until the Universe was about 800 million years old. Do you ever think about possible astronomical objects that have yet to exist?
Mariana Arzuaga
1. (DS5MTT) If time stops for particles going at the speed of light, and if light slows down going through non-vacuum environments, does time move for the photons in said environments?
Mariana Arzuaga
[Insert game show tune] Welcome to Diannaβs Spontaneous 5-Minute TED Talk! (DS5MTT)
Hugh Arthur
Well dang, I guess I'll miss this one (traveling). But, one question I have is βwho is your favorite physicist from history?β
this is random and unrelated to science in any way, but i find myself curious - do you have any 'haters' out there?
Suzanne Strickland
What is your favorite go to snack? Mine is extra toasty Cheeze Its
Kevin Walters
Do you have anywhere for collecting ideas for new videos (with voting)? My godson would be interested in the "phase-sensitive compressed ultrafast photography" that goes on at CalTech. The Slo Mo Guys have covered this but I didn't find the explanation in their second video on this particularly clear.