Dr. Brian Keating

He was a runner and he had kind of this real devotion to his father that

His father was kind of domineering like many of our fathers can be.

And he was like, no, you're going to go to law school whether you like it or not.

And so he forced Edwin Hubble to go to law school and he went in the UK.

He went to Oxford.

And when he came back, he only came back with one –

noticeable difference, which is that he developed a posh British accent.

But he told his dad when he came back, he said, father, you know, I've decided not to do laws.

And his father said, what?

He was outraged.

He said, father, I'd rather be a second-rate astronomer than a first-rate lawyer.

So apologies to all your lawyers.

My brother's a lawyer, so I like to tease him with that.

Oh, yeah.

So it's a great question.

And look, dark matter along with dark energy make up a tremendous amount of what we know about the universe.

And yet we know almost nothing about these two substances.

To give you an idea of what I'm talking about.

The universe – if you thought of the universe, the energy in the universe as being a pie chart.

So go to Excel, type in the pie chart and make it.