Dr. Brian Keating

Thanks, Andrew. You've been a big inspiration to me too. And you know, Use your language. Thank you for your interest in science. It's really done so much for the world and you give it all for free. And it's truly an inspiration.

And it's really fun to talk to somebody who's, you know, at the level that you're at and so many different things and still has that, you know, as scientists, we get inured, we get kind of used to things. Oh, there's a rainbow, there's a meteor, you know, whatever. But you still have that passion. You have that passion, that curiosity. And I think that's what makes a true scientist. And

And it's really fun to talk to somebody who's, you know, at the level that you're at and so many different things and still has that, you know, as scientists, we get inured, we get kind of used to things. Oh, there's a rainbow, there's a meteor, you know, whatever. But you still have that passion. You have that passion, that curiosity. And I think that's what makes a true scientist. And

And it's really fun to talk to somebody who's, you know, at the level that you're at and so many different things and still has that, you know, as scientists, we get inured, we get kind of used to things. Oh, there's a rainbow, there's a meteor, you know, whatever. But you still have that passion. You have that passion, that curiosity. And I think that's what makes a true scientist. And

The function of education seems to beat that out of kids, but really to have that in the domain and the expertise that you have is a real inspiration. And I think it's a huge service to society. So I want to thank you too.

The function of education seems to beat that out of kids, but really to have that in the domain and the expertise that you have is a real inspiration. And I think it's a huge service to society. So I want to thank you too.

The function of education seems to beat that out of kids, but really to have that in the domain and the expertise that you have is a real inspiration. And I think it's a huge service to society. So I want to thank you too.

Thanks, Andrew.

Thanks, Andrew.

Thanks, Andrew.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Yeah, you came in January 23 to the house, and we had kosher rib-eyes. Yeah, that's right. Exactly two years, yeah. Yeah, your tour for the last time in San Diego. Yeah, that was the last time we were together. And then we did...

Yeah, you came in January 23 to the house, and we had kosher rib-eyes. Yeah, that's right. Exactly two years, yeah. Yeah, your tour for the last time in San Diego. Yeah, that was the last time we were together. And then we did...

Yeah, you came in January 23 to the house, and we had kosher rib-eyes. Yeah, that's right. Exactly two years, yeah. Yeah, your tour for the last time in San Diego. Yeah, that was the last time we were together. And then we did...

Yeah, I've recorded two. One's out currently, which is called Cosmology. Very simple. And then I've recorded a second one, Introduction to Astronomy, which you might think would come before cosmology, but actually cosmology encompasses most of astronomy anyway. In some sense, cosmology is one of the oldest sciences, if not the oldest science.

Yeah, I've recorded two. One's out currently, which is called Cosmology. Very simple. And then I've recorded a second one, Introduction to Astronomy, which you might think would come before cosmology, but actually cosmology encompasses most of astronomy anyway. In some sense, cosmology is one of the oldest sciences, if not the oldest science.

Yeah, I've recorded two. One's out currently, which is called Cosmology. Very simple. And then I've recorded a second one, Introduction to Astronomy, which you might think would come before cosmology, but actually cosmology encompasses most of astronomy anyway. In some sense, cosmology is one of the oldest sciences, if not the oldest science.

It's the science that you can do with the two telescopes that you're born with in your skull. And for that reason, it's accessible to everybody. You know, I was thinking on my way over here, you talk so much about freedom and how important that is. There are very few things that are literally free, right? Right.