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Science meets pop culture on StarTalk! Astrophysicist & Hayden Planetarium director Neil deGrasse Tyson, his comic co-hosts, guest celebrities & scientists discuss astronomy, physics, and everything else about life in the universe.

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    Why Objects of Different Mass Fall at The Same Rate

    Why do objects with different masses fall at the same rate? In this fascinating science episode, explore one of the fundamental principles of physics and discover how gravity affects objects regardless of their mass. Learn how Galileo's famous experiments challenged earlier ideas about falling objects and how Isaac Newton's laws of motion help explain this phenomenon. Discover why a heavy object and a light object fall with the same acceleration in a vacuum, while air resistance can make them fall differently in everyday situations. From simple experiments to the science of gravity, this episode makes a fascinating physics concept easier to understand and reveals how scientific discoveries changed our understanding of the natural world.

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    Why Everest Isn_t The Tallest Mountain _ Neil deGrasse Tyson Explains

    Why isn't Mount Everest considered the tallest mountain in every possible sense? In this fascinating science episode, explore how the answer depends on how we measure a mountain. Although Mount Everest has the highest elevation above sea level, other mountains can claim different records when measured from their base or from Earth's center. Discover the science behind mountain heights, Earth's shape, and the different methods scientists use to measure the world's greatest peaks. With insights associated with Neil deGrasse Tyson's approach to explaining science, this episode reveals how a simple question can lead to a deeper understanding of geography, astronomy, and our planet. Join us for an engaging exploration of Earth's remarkable mountains and the surprising details behind what it really means to be the tallest.

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    Why Do We Still Use _Knots_

    Why do ships and aircraft still measure speed in knots instead of using kilometers per hour or miles per hour? In this fascinating episode, discover the history behind one of the oldest measurement systems still used in modern navigation. Learn how sailors developed the knot as a practical way to measure a vessel's speed and how this traditional unit became an international standard for maritime and aviation navigation. Explore the relationship between knots, nautical miles, latitude, and longitude, and understand why these measurements remain useful when traveling across oceans and through the skies. From historic sailing ships to modern aircraft and advanced navigation systems, this episode reveals how an old maritime technique continues to play an important role in today's world.

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    Why The Sun Will Become A Red Giant

    Why will the Sun eventually become a red giant? In this fascinating astronomy episode, explore the future evolution of our star and the scientific processes that will transform it over billions of years. Discover how the Sun produces energy through nuclear fusion, what happens when hydrogen in its core begins to run out, and why its outer layers will expand dramatically. Learn how this transformation will affect the inner Solar System, including Earth, and what the Sun's final stages can teach us about the life cycles of stars. Join us for an engaging journey into stellar evolution, astrophysics, and the distant future of our Solar System. Discover how even the stars that sustain life undergo extraordinary changes over time.

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    Why Some Circles Are Greater Than Others

    Why are some circles greater than others? In this episode, explore the fascinating mathematics behind circles, including their size, circumference, diameter, and area. Discover how these fundamental geometric properties are connected and how simple mathematical principles help explain the differences between circles. From everyday objects to scientific applications, this episode makes geometry easier to understand by examining the relationships between measurements and the role of circles in the world around us. Join us for an engaging exploration of mathematical ideas, geometric patterns, and the science behind circular shapes.

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    Natalie Starkey Explains Underwater Volcanoes with Neil deGrasse Tyson

    Natalie Starkey Explains Underwater Volcanoes with Neil deGrasse Tyson explores the fascinating world of volcanoes hidden beneath Earth's oceans. In this science-focused conversation, geologist Natalie Starkey joins renowned astrophysicist and science communicator Neil deGrasse Tyson to discuss the processes that shape the ocean floor and influence our planet.Discover how underwater volcanoes form, how magma erupts beneath the sea, and how volcanic activity contributes to the creation of new oceanic crust and seafloor landscapes. The discussion also explores the relationship between volcanic activity, hydrothermal vents, and the unusual ecosystems that thrive in some of Earth's most extreme environments.By examining these geological processes, listeners can gain a deeper understanding of Earth's internal structure and the powerful forces that continue to reshape our planet beneath the waves.Perfect for fans of geology, ocean science, Earth sciences, and educational conversations, this episode offers an engaging journey into the hidden volcanic world beneath the oceans.

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    Will We Run Out Of Phone Numbers_ _ Neil deGrasse Tyson Explains

    Will We Run Out of Phone Numbers? Neil deGrasse Tyson Explains explores an intriguing question about modern communication: could the world eventually run out of phone numbers?In this science-focused discussion, astrophysicist and science communicator Neil deGrasse Tyson helps explain the systems behind telephone numbering and the challenges of supporting an increasingly connected world. As populations grow and billions of devices rely on telecommunications networks, managing and allocating phone numbers becomes an important part of global infrastructure.Discover how phone numbering systems work, why countries use different numbering plans, and how technology and changes to numbering systems can help accommodate growing demand. The conversation connects an everyday part of modern life with the mathematics, planning, and engineering behind telecommunications.If you enjoy science, technology, astronomy, and explanations that reveal the fascinating details behind ordinary things, this episode offers an accessible look at a question many people rarely consider.Tune in to explore the future of phone numbers with Neil deGrasse Tyson.

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    A Day in the Life of Neil deGrasse Tyson [VLOG]

    A Day in the Life of Neil deGrasse Tyson [VLOG] offers a glimpse into the daily life of renowned astrophysicist and science communicator Neil deGrasse Tyson. Known for making complex scientific ideas accessible to the public, Tyson shares a look at his activities, professional commitments, and experiences beyond the world of astronomy.Discover more about the routine of a scientist who has helped bring the wonders of the universe to audiences around the world. From science communication and intellectual curiosity to the work involved in sharing knowledge, this vlog provides an opportunity to explore the person behind the public image.Whether you're interested in astronomy, physics, science education, or the everyday lives of influential thinkers, this episode offers an engaging look at life through the perspective of Neil deGrasse Tyson.Listen and explore a day in the life of one of the most recognizable voices in modern science.

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Science meets pop culture on StarTalk! Astrophysicist & Hayden Planetarium director Neil deGrasse Tyson, his comic co-hosts, guest celebrities & scientists discuss astronomy, physics, and everything else about life in the universe.

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    2026
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