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Answering Fan Queries About Strange Matter, the Insides of Black Holes & More

3.1M views · Aug 6, 2024 · Science & Technology

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  • @StarTalk · 2 years ago · pinned

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  • @TheDpleasant · 1 year ago

    Can we just give Chuck the credit he is due. The way his knowledge has grown and ability to explain what he knows is wonderful. Studies have shown a direct parallel between intelligence and sense of humor. Chuck is the epitome of that.

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  • @LiquidChamploo · 2 years ago

    One of the smartest people I watch just said &quot;I don&apos;t know the answer to that, we&apos;ll have to ask someone else.&quot; <br>I can&apos;t quite put my finger on why that&apos;s so amazing to me.

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  • @ikon_LZ · 2 years ago

    Having Neil is Nice. Having Chuck is Necessary. The secret ingredient of Galactic Gumbo. ....gairronntee 😂

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  • @bobbyjones2112 · 2 years ago

    This is one of my favorite shows on YouTube! I’m hooked, and I cannot lie.😂

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  • @marcoottina654 · 1 year ago

    <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7vGoILa5qk&amp;t=310">5:10</a> &quot;Ad Astra&quot; means &quot;to the stars&quot; and it&apos;s written on the Kansas&apos;s Flag. And then Chuck made me .. chucking 😂

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  • @valiantwarrior4517 · 2 years ago

    I love it when Neil laughs. It just seems so genuine. The full body laugh.

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  • @cordestian9296 · 2 years ago (edited)

    I tried watching an episode with comedians other than Chuck and I couldn&apos;t get through it. Chuck works so well because he&apos;s hilarious, and smart enough to follow the discussion and participate on a somewhat educated level, as well as a humorous one. His jokes are smarter than other comedians I&apos;ve seen on the show.<br><br>Love you chuck!

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  • @faaa999 · 2 years ago

    I’m only 40 seconds in and Chuck has me rolling on the floor 😂

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  • @differentbreed4048 · 1 year ago

    Their chemistry is legendary. When lord nice does the impression and Neil busses out laughing.. 😂 friggin gold

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  • @impatientmaker8469 · 11 months ago

    My wife asked me what Dark Matter was (because, naturally, I have turned her into a Trekkie) &nbsp;I knew Neil would be able to explain it better than I could (mostly because he probably understands it) but I especially wanted to see him explain it to Chuck because you guys are so fun and entertaining to watch. &nbsp;What a great team.

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  • @darrellhendrix5502 · 2 years ago

    This is easily the most entertaining science program that i have ever watched. The chemistry between Neil and Chuck is so good that i laughed while gaining a great deal of knowledge. These are truly a treasure.

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