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Chuck, if you give an astrophysicist a cookie, they'll ask for more. We weren't happy with LIGO. No. There's more black holes to detect.
Yeah. Yeah, exactly. Now we got Lisa, which, you know, I have to say, better name than LIGO.
That's for sure.
Coming up, everything about the next generation gravitational wave detector on StarTalk. Welcome to StarTalk. Your place in the universe where science and pop culture collide. StarTalk begins right now. This is StarTalk. Neil deGrasse Tyson, your personal astrophysicist, got with me my co-host Chuck Knight. Chuckie baby, how you doing? Hey, what's up, Neil? How's it going, buddy?
All right, yeah. Professional comedian and actor and... And acting like a comedian. I've even seen you on TV commercials. Yes, you have, but not enough.
Not enough TV commercials. That seems to be the problem. That's what I'm trying to convince the industry of. The public is clamoring for more Chuck Nice TV commercials.
Oh, okay. So, today, we're revisiting a topic we've done in several different dimensions, in several different angles. Really?
Yeah. See, this is when I wish I would have read the e-mails. About what the show is going to be.
Because I don't know. We're going to be talking about gravitational waves. Oh, sweet. Nice. And while I know a little bit about it, I'm no expert. And so we combed the landscape. Okay. And we found one of my colleagues who's on the frontier of that. Oh. The future of gravitational waves. wave detection. And that is in the incarnation of Kelly Holly Bottleman.
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