Paul Mecurio

You and I don't need to be here. Let's go.

But nothing is real in that quantum field. Well, expectations.

But nothing is real in that quantum field. Well, expectations.

I actually have a device that does that.

I actually have a device that does that.

Yeah, you come up with something. Is weird the scientific term you're going with here?

Yeah, you come up with something. Is weird the scientific term you're going with here?

You're just the laziest group of people. Vera Rubin Telescope.

You're just the laziest group of people. Vera Rubin Telescope.

Everybody knows that, Neil.

Everybody knows that, Neil.

Nancy Grace Roman had millions of dollars. We're going to jump to the next. That was a great question, James. We're going to jump to the next one. Adam Omelon. Hi, Dr. Tyson and Dr. Olusi. Adam from Poland here. First of all, I am a big fan of everything Dr. Tyson is involved in. I love his books, all his programs he's been on.

Nancy Grace Roman had millions of dollars. We're going to jump to the next. That was a great question, James. We're going to jump to the next one. Adam Omelon. Hi, Dr. Tyson and Dr. Olusi. Adam from Poland here. First of all, I am a big fan of everything Dr. Tyson is involved in. I love his books, all his programs he's been on.

My question is about the ability to detect various particles in the atmospheres of very distant planets. We know that the light is altered as it travels towards us, but how exactly does this happen?

My question is about the ability to detect various particles in the atmospheres of very distant planets. We know that the light is altered as it travels towards us, but how exactly does this happen?

And is that a constant? In other words, that is a proven theory that works every time? Well, it's hard to do.

And is that a constant? In other words, that is a proven theory that works every time? Well, it's hard to do.

All right, we're going to go on to Jordan Vecina from North Dakota. I've been curious about dark matter. So you went from Denmark, Poland, North Dakota.

All right, we're going to go on to Jordan Vecina from North Dakota. I've been curious about dark matter. So you went from Denmark, Poland, North Dakota.

It may not ever go. I've been curious about dark matter. Is it possible that the reason why we don't understand dark matter is because it defies our understanding of the laws of physics? Meaning, is it possible that dark matter is something that can travel faster than light? Or how massive gravitational effect without having large mass? Love the show.