@CoolGHOST14 he meant the nearest star to our sun. He was going over how far the planets were from the sun, and then posed the question how close was the nearest star was(in relativity to the sun).
In standard measurements, Earth would be about 8.2 feet away from the "Sun", Saturn 82 ft., Neptune 249 ft. which is more than three times farther, Pluto 328 ft., and the nearest star would be 437.5 miles away.
Man, I love Pat Cashman's snarky moments. Hearing him as the jaded narrator always made me laugh as a kid and continues to give me the giggles now, 15 years later.
so the nearest star is 7 hours of driving so is that like 700 million or 700 billon
or 700 light years away
because later on if they make hyper speed or like syper sleepig then you can make it there like after the earth blows up or something but the earth only has about 4 billions lets haha so were screwed hehe
but hyper speed or light speed times 300Km/s is the only way but were to stupid to spend money on nasa who needs nasa hahaha
yeah to me that kinda sucks pluto isnt called a planet now..... which makes no sense to me while considering this example, its obvious its not some abstract body floating in space............anyway BILL NYE RULLZ
@SpeedDemonS7 Well, Pluto is simply classified among its Kuiper Belt brethren. Like Eris, which is basically the same size as Pluto. If we're going to call Pluto a planet, then we'd have to open up the definition to any new plutoid objects discover and to the larger asteroids, like Ceres, which are spheres.
@WHATISUTUBE no, "Your-ah-nus" is the way to pronounce it. not "your-an*s". The only reason bill said that is because back then when they made this show, "your-ah-nus" was the correct way to pronounce it, now we twist it around to "your-an*s"
@Jeridiculous It still is, I learned in School that Pluto WAS a Planet and there was 9 Planets in our Solar System and there is NO convincing me otherwise. Pluto is our 9th and Final Planet, Bottomline. :-)
@Jeridiculous It has Zero to do with Change. Most Scientists are complete Morons, and come up with a New "Theory" every 10 years. Pluto was and still is the 9th Planet in our Solar System, so says most of not all History and Astronomy Books. Look it Up.
@TlMEtoLAUGH What about Eris and Ceres? How would you classify them? Why do you consider Pluto a planet and not a dwarf planet?
If scientists weren't coming up with new theories every 10 years they wouldn't be doing their jobs. It's not that they can't make up their minds; it's called progress. As we learn more we need to change our explanations and theories to explain (and categorize) our findings.
Most of Not all History and Astronomy textbooks were made bofore Pluto was deemed as not a planet because it would cost alot to change EVERY FREAKING TEXTBOO ON EARTH. Also, Scientists don't just come up with a new theory every ten years, they do research, gather new evidence, and use this to make new ideas, it's basically in other words, progress. You'd know this if you'd think a bit more.
@Pikerchu13 This is strictly your opinion. Most of the worlds Scientists make mistakes all the time, hence calling Pluto a Planet and then coming right back and saying it is not Most Scientists are idiots, I went to school with plenty of Chemistry Majors who knew plenty about Chemistry and little about anything else. Most Scientists pull their Minds around scientific Theory so tight that there is no getting through and no way to change their minds. Scientists are Close-minded and therefore Wrong
@TlMEtoLAUGH Well, if you think scientists are so stupid and useless, I guess you should live a life without computers, TVs, Cellphones... no cars, no bicycles, no heating, no air conditioning, no plumbing, no medical care, no modern housing... no foods with any artificial flavorings, no synthetic materials... no concepts of advanced mathematics, no understanding of space and the stars, no understanding of plants and animals around you.
So basically, go dig a hole in the ground and live in it.
@ROFLtheWAFL Wait who said Scientists were Useless? Science is not Usless as a whole. Scientists are just human afterall and make mistakes all the time. I love how you named "Conditioning, plumbing, medical care , modern housing. When most of that stuff was not thought up by Scientists. I love hoew you are trying to make a point but it does not come quite Around.
@TlMEtoLAUGH Which is why we need a type of scientist with general knowlege of all science without specialized knowlege in any one. So, they can transmit and interperit data from one group to another. ^_^
we always watch Bill Nye in science and our class this year made a dance to the theme song, and we all made it our ring tones!!! and... my cousin dated his nefew, and before they broke up, WE MET BILL!!!!!!!!!!! ekkkkkkkkkkkkk! best day ever.
@sayrith It should be a planet though, reason why? Because they say that there is too many, but Pluto is the original first found dwarf planet, we should consider it a planet.
Same here. On the one hand, it'd be easy to just go somewhere near by and claim to be several hundred kilometers away. On the other, I like to believe that there are people out there who would do it just because they can.
I once worked out that (if my math is right), that if 8 light-minutes (ie: one AU, ie the distance between earth and the sun) were respesented by the average height of an adult human male (1.77 meters), one light-year is about 64 thousand people lying head-to-foot-- more than the length of California.
According to relativity, if you traveled near the speed of light (and someday the technology actually could exist), you could travel around the entire universe in about 58 years of your own proper time. However, something like 300,000,000,000 years would have passed on Earth, so you wouldn't have anyone to tell about your adventures.
I know my universe, and this video just helped me visualize how big the Earth and Sun really are.
Also, I don't care who the hell steven hawkens is, if your traveling at 1 mph or the speed of light, time NEVER stops, NOR does it slow down. Just a bunch of phony stuff to
And BTW Nye was wrong. If you have a wormhole it wouldn't take you more than a lifetime to travel to the nearest star. It would be basically instantaneous since you are not traveling any physical distance. Other than that though he is right : P
I must have seen this when I was ten. However, today, I think about this clip ALL THE TIME. It's what I reference in my mind when I want to remind myself of our real place in the universe. 7 hours highway driving to Alpha Centauri! Haha.
Actually, there is a way. You won't like it though. According to Stephen Hawkins, as you get closer to the speed of light, time itself slows for you. in 80 years of your life, you can travel several thousands of light years away, but it costs you hundreds of years on earth.
the nearest star Proxima Centauri is 4.3 light years away. so if you traveled at the speed of light (186,000 miles per sec) for 4.3 years then you should get there.
@Tenzinpelha If you could accelerate to the speed of light instantly it would take about 4.3 years but time would stop for you, due to time dilation. You'd get there instantly but everyone back on earth would have aged that 4.3 years. You could go anywhere you like within your own lifetime at these speeds but time keeps ticking back home. Travelling at the speed of light would seem to take more energy than is available in the universe, which is a bummer.
i want this show back on the air whos with me
tifone111 5 days ago 2
hahaha i love this video !
Atheist961 1 week ago
Sunflower seeds!
CFItachi 1 week ago
@CoolGHOST14 he meant the nearest star to our sun. He was going over how far the planets were from the sun, and then posed the question how close was the nearest star was(in relativity to the sun).
StevensMama0324 1 week ago
But you're my favorite scientist! 8)
CoolGHOST14 1 week ago
But isn't the sun a star too? Wouldn't that mean that the closest star is REAL closer than that, Bill?
CoolGHOST14 1 week ago
press 4 over and over
MrComCom1 2 weeks ago
I watched in 6th grade too like 10 years ago
Moneyorigami8 2 weeks ago
god i'm old I watch this in middle school and that was 12 years ago for me.
tremor05 1 month ago
:)
111SkyBlue111 1 month ago
we actually watched this yesterday for science class yesterday<333
TaylorSwiftLukeBryan 1 month ago
Press 3 every second. It looks like he's going to shoot you.
TomTyProd11 1 month ago
God this made science class 20% cooler
jakey926 1 month ago 2
my teacher loves your videos and so do i
blackopman100 1 month ago
saw this in school lol
immafirinsomting 1 month ago
Anyone else notice that voice in the background served the same purpose as how people on youtube use annotations for comedic side commentary? 1:44
ElegeantFencer 1 month ago
jupiter, saturn, ur anus, neptune. wait what...
stefanlogi24 1 month ago
In standard measurements, Earth would be about 8.2 feet away from the "Sun", Saturn 82 ft., Neptune 249 ft. which is more than three times farther, Pluto 328 ft., and the nearest star would be 437.5 miles away.
RCast 1 month ago
I saw this in 2nd grade! =D
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Kids, don't drive this way at home. You can leave tire marks on the living room carpet!
gtrmu 2 months ago
Can you repeat his name again? i didn't catch it.
Metalhead77ful 2 months ago
I miss Bill Nye. It showed us how cool science was. It still is, but kids today don't know that anymore.
MrNickelCobalt 2 months ago
wait i thought the sun is a star?
kayzeeV1 2 months ago
@kayzeeV1 it is
litojonny 2 months ago
@litojonny then doesnt that make it the closest star to earth??
kayzeeV1 2 months ago
@kayzeeV1 well they're talking about the next closest star
litojonny 2 months ago
@litojonny aha aight thx
kayzeeV1 2 months ago
1:09--1:31 all the running he does. Now that is serious running and traveling.
TheRomanianHistorian 3 months ago
alright already LOL
Mcburgerdennyfatkid 3 months ago
JESUS I saw this when I was a bloody child! Dang the nostalgia is making my brain melt!
Blackgriffonphoenixg 3 months ago
i lold at Uranus
supercyborg1994 3 months ago
the "sun"-soccer ball- should be actual size!
tommyisazn 3 months ago
Aw man, i wish my science teacher would show us these :D
ieatcookiesforbrekki 3 months ago
@ieatcookiesforbrekki My science teacher did.
Kingcorkscrew 3 months ago
Man, I love Pat Cashman's snarky moments. Hearing him as the jaded narrator always made me laugh as a kid and continues to give me the giggles now, 15 years later.
JanitorAntisocial 3 months ago
wow.... my 6thgrade teacher loves this dude
kikilandi1webkinz 3 months ago
Bill bill bill bill bill!
Powell869 3 months ago
Sick shorts Bill, lol
MrSwedenik 3 months ago
lol "Hey, it's kinda cold out here."
guilianobrothers 3 months ago
awesome! thanks so much. You brighten up my day with your energy "Science Guy"
queenasia777 3 months ago
They should show reruns of this on the Science channel.
xxStygmataxx 4 months ago
"Enormously Bigly Huge!"
"Alright already!"
Halo1138 4 months ago 8
The only thing I like that Disney had and its gone D:
jepeo1 4 months ago
Bill! Bill! Bill! Bill! Bill!
phantaz666 4 months ago 3
best 3th grade EVA ( join the kansvile elemtery.) wait isent pluto a non existing planet?
Carlos328 4 months ago
i miss watching this in science class, i havent watched this since 7th and 8th grade and im in 12th now, lol.
alexander3062 4 months ago
This beats jersey shore any day.
MrGost75 4 months ago
I almost forgot its disney related
zcuzcu 4 months ago
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ohman212 4 months ago
3rd grade before the ending bell. Never once was anxious to go home when bill or wishbone was on.
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The guy commentating in the background! Love.
bahaanaldo 5 months ago
Pluto was such a poser.
maxpowers518 5 months ago
does he look like bob saget?? or is it just me?
mcae2811 5 months ago
I love these shows!!!!
Ryleefry 5 months ago
I love that sound effect of his shoes!!! :D
POOPERMCPOOPS 5 months ago
Bill Nye the motherfucking Science guy!!
TheChibiterasu 5 months ago
Bill Nye just blew my mind again.
Typet360 5 months ago
science was my favorite subject because of this xD
AfterIifes 5 months ago
back when pluto was a planet <3
yoh7351 5 months ago 126
@yoh7351 :[
april76301 2 months ago
@yoh7351 That's why Pluto is 'almost' out of the building. Bill Nye predicted that it was time for Pluto to leave, obviously.
MahajiHaji 1 month ago
I'll bet Bill Nye didn't actually drive 7 hours just to shoot that clip
KarateKidX 5 months ago
Best science teacher in school
cky283 5 months ago
oi
so the nearest star is 7 hours of driving so is that like 700 million or 700 billon
or 700 light years away
because later on if they make hyper speed or like syper sleepig then you can make it there like after the earth blows up or something but the earth only has about 4 billions lets haha so were screwed hehe
but hyper speed or light speed times 300Km/s is the only way but were to stupid to spend money on nasa who needs nasa hahaha
stupid humans haha
the end
:p
IAMDAVEAMI 5 months ago
i would like to see pluto! in zoom to see how small it would be thumbs up if agree
rexyrockz 5 months ago
I see he went with the "safe" pronunciation of Uranus. *g*
queenofthecapes 6 months ago
Little did he know Pluto would be dropped as a planet!
Shmicheals 6 months ago
"You're a Niss"
BuddhaBot 6 months ago
theres no way he drove 7 hours away lol
jeenyus720 6 months ago
Bill Nye is a Time Lord, isn't he?
blankmickey 6 months ago 3
Back when science was fun =D Now science has either lazy teachers or strict ass teachers XP In my opinion from my school =P
someguy120100 6 months ago
fun fact: it takes about 8 minutes for light from the sun to reach earth :p
moon77123 6 months ago
Tacoma Seattle?
TTDMFfreaknew 6 months ago
Wait, this says Disney Channel. Isn't this now the opposite of the Disney Channel?
imallfordabulls 7 months ago 2
We used to watch him in my 6th grade science class!! And in the 8th!!
haekeyeiscool 7 months ago 75
@haekeyeiscool Dude We even still watch him in our Grade 12 Physics class LOL
CoolioBroski 3 months ago
@haekeyeiscool we just started watching him in my 8th grade class !
dxfan45 2 weeks ago
uuuuh the sun is a star so ha
jillskit 7 months ago
yeah to me that kinda sucks pluto isnt called a planet now..... which makes no sense to me while considering this example, its obvious its not some abstract body floating in space............anyway BILL NYE RULLZ
SpeedDemonS7 8 months ago
@SpeedDemonS7 Well, Pluto is simply classified among its Kuiper Belt brethren. Like Eris, which is basically the same size as Pluto. If we're going to call Pluto a planet, then we'd have to open up the definition to any new plutoid objects discover and to the larger asteroids, like Ceres, which are spheres.
TacticusPrime 6 months ago
pluto is dead
stewiek 8 months ago
Bill Nye owns a Honda Accord Wagon? Probably has a Chevy Volt now...
aaronpapanos 8 months ago
0:50 you can see the microphone guy
jackassqwe1 8 months ago
*giggle*
he said Uranus
FrancisHallelujah 8 months ago
He's so adorkable.
kwolf71 9 months ago
RIP PLUTO
RoderichEdelstein727 9 months ago
@Manga3145 Alright
funnycomedyBoom 9 months ago in playlist Science
something is wrong with this guy!LOL
jonathan95411 9 months ago
sigh back when pluto was still a planet :(
jet44444 9 months ago
"Kids, don't drive this way at home, you could leave tire marks on the living room carpet!"
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@SamolsKing Um... I'm not an American.. And I wasn't giving pronunciation lessons. I was replying to a comment.
Airplane299 9 months ago
@SamolsKing Um... I'm not an American.. And I wasn't giving pronunciation lessons. I was replying to a comment.
Airplane299 9 months ago
Poor pluto...
KellandGreystone 10 months ago
Bill has spoken!
EndeavourLaunch 10 months ago
guess how far it is to the nearest star. not in here... *gets in car and drives off*
DragonSteroids 10 months ago
I approve of this message
telinit5 10 months ago
This blew my mind when I was 8. Best TV show ever it's why I became a scientist
Pythybaby 10 months ago
Alright already
MINN3APOLIS 10 months ago
UrAnus! I bill nye! Why isn't he on tv anymore??
torpeanut911 10 months ago
@juridiculous Yah, those are acceptable pronounciations too I guess.
Airplane299 10 months ago
@WHATISUTUBE no, "Your-ah-nus" is the way to pronounce it. not "your-an*s". The only reason bill said that is because back then when they made this show, "your-ah-nus" was the correct way to pronounce it, now we twist it around to "your-an*s"
Airplane299 10 months ago
@Airplane299 As I understand it, yurra-nus or yurr-nus are also acceptable pronunciations
Jeridiculous 10 months ago
@Airplane299 Americans Pronounce Al-u-mi-ni-um as Alu-mi-num, im not taking pronunciation lessons from an American.
SamoIsKing 10 months ago
everyone who tried and mimic bill just came off as trying to hard. Bill got the making learning fun thing perfect.
doulie 11 months ago
lol.. "mhm, mhm,......alright already" I love the comedic aspect to learning, it makes it so much easier to grasp.
mijamz 11 months ago
sigh, back when Pluto was still considered a planet
Jeridiculous 11 months ago
@Jeridiculous It still is, I learned in School that Pluto WAS a Planet and there was 9 Planets in our Solar System and there is NO convincing me otherwise. Pluto is our 9th and Final Planet, Bottomline. :-)
TlMEtoLAUGH 11 months ago
@TlMEtoLAUGH Pluto just exists in a different category now.
There's no point in denying scientific consensus. You just don't like change.
Jeridiculous 11 months ago
@Jeridiculous It has Zero to do with Change. Most Scientists are complete Morons, and come up with a New "Theory" every 10 years. Pluto was and still is the 9th Planet in our Solar System, so says most of not all History and Astronomy Books. Look it Up.
TlMEtoLAUGH 10 months ago
@TlMEtoLAUGH What about Eris and Ceres? How would you classify them? Why do you consider Pluto a planet and not a dwarf planet?
If scientists weren't coming up with new theories every 10 years they wouldn't be doing their jobs. It's not that they can't make up their minds; it's called progress. As we learn more we need to change our explanations and theories to explain (and categorize) our findings.
Jeridiculous 10 months ago
@TlMEtoLAUGH
Most of Not all History and Astronomy textbooks were made bofore Pluto was deemed as not a planet because it would cost alot to change EVERY FREAKING TEXTBOO ON EARTH. Also, Scientists don't just come up with a new theory every ten years, they do research, gather new evidence, and use this to make new ideas, it's basically in other words, progress. You'd know this if you'd think a bit more.
Pikerchu13 10 months ago
@Pikerchu13 This is strictly your opinion. Most of the worlds Scientists make mistakes all the time, hence calling Pluto a Planet and then coming right back and saying it is not Most Scientists are idiots, I went to school with plenty of Chemistry Majors who knew plenty about Chemistry and little about anything else. Most Scientists pull their Minds around scientific Theory so tight that there is no getting through and no way to change their minds. Scientists are Close-minded and therefore Wrong
TlMEtoLAUGH 10 months ago
@TlMEtoLAUGH Well, if you think scientists are so stupid and useless, I guess you should live a life without computers, TVs, Cellphones... no cars, no bicycles, no heating, no air conditioning, no plumbing, no medical care, no modern housing... no foods with any artificial flavorings, no synthetic materials... no concepts of advanced mathematics, no understanding of space and the stars, no understanding of plants and animals around you.
So basically, go dig a hole in the ground and live in it.
ROFLtheWAFL 10 months ago
@ROFLtheWAFL Wait who said Scientists were Useless? Science is not Usless as a whole. Scientists are just human afterall and make mistakes all the time. I love how you named "Conditioning, plumbing, medical care , modern housing. When most of that stuff was not thought up by Scientists. I love hoew you are trying to make a point but it does not come quite Around.
TlMEtoLAUGH 10 months ago
@TlMEtoLAUGH Which is why we need a type of scientist with general knowlege of all science without specialized knowlege in any one. So, they can transmit and interperit data from one group to another. ^_^
CalicoVall 9 months ago
wow your cousin dated his nephew?
thats just sooo lame!
killerlkat84 11 months ago
wtf.....
what was all that about?wow
killerlkat84 11 months ago
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wtf.....
what was all that about?
killerlkat84 11 months ago
we always watch Bill Nye in science and our class this year made a dance to the theme song, and we all made it our ring tones!!! and... my cousin dated his nefew, and before they broke up, WE MET BILL!!!!!!!!!!! ekkkkkkkkkkkkk! best day ever.
aliceandshaggy 11 months ago
@aliceandshaggy you lucky bastard lol
ESP3III 11 months ago
@ESP3III I SO AM!!!! He's really uber smart(duh!) and really witty. a very cool experience, indeed!
aliceandshaggy 11 months ago
i watched this in class ..
AMERICASMUSICTODAY 11 months ago
I like how he says 'YOUR-UH-NUS' instead of 'YOUR-ANUS' like the rest of us. Nice pronounciation, Bill...
WHATISUTUBE 11 months ago
@WHATISUTUBE thats how it is really pronouced.
JOKER84425 10 months ago
BILL NYE!!!!!!!
royalshock 1 year ago
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Bill nye THE SCIENCE GUY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
royalshock 1 year ago
A world without Bill Nye is worse than a world with out Chuck Norris.
SukenEyes 1 year ago
LOVE BILL
DustyDinkleman26 1 year ago
"you couldn't ´t get to the nearest star if you traveled your entire life time, no way."
fells bad man.
Fehr 1 year ago
Hate to break the bubble but pluto is not...........yeahhhh
sayrith 1 year ago
@sayrith It should be a planet though, reason why? Because they say that there is too many, but Pluto is the original first found dwarf planet, we should consider it a planet.
iplayspore2011 1 year ago
I feel so small right now (NOT insignificant... just reeeeeeeeally reeeeeeeeeallly really really... small).
"It's kinda cold out here." lol
JayBird4theW1N 1 year ago
"Kids, don't drive this way at home! You could leave tire marks on the living room carpet!"
TheDarkElites 1 year ago
i love bill nye!
he made science fun!
mrquackadoodlemoo 1 year ago
I wonder if he actually drove 7 hours to the nearest ball/star..
knowpassword 1 year ago
@knowpassword
Same here. On the one hand, it'd be easy to just go somewhere near by and claim to be several hundred kilometers away. On the other, I like to believe that there are people out there who would do it just because they can.
Superd00dz 1 year ago
I once worked out that (if my math is right), that if 8 light-minutes (ie: one AU, ie the distance between earth and the sun) were respesented by the average height of an adult human male (1.77 meters), one light-year is about 64 thousand people lying head-to-foot-- more than the length of California.
Xunkun 1 year ago
Bill Nye and Beakman's World were the two reasons I went to college!
woodchase1324 1 year ago
bigly huge.... nice. I miss this show
racecarhannah 1 year ago
Wow that IS big. The universe's size never ceases to leave me in awe
Schragmeister 1 year ago
According to relativity, if you traveled near the speed of light (and someday the technology actually could exist), you could travel around the entire universe in about 58 years of your own proper time. However, something like 300,000,000,000 years would have passed on Earth, so you wouldn't have anyone to tell about your adventures.
StonetheDestroyer42 1 year ago
Bill Nye fukin rocks!!!... shit i'm always learning something new with this show :D woohooo......
solidkundi 1 year ago
wow. he drove 7 hours just to get 30 seconds of footage. Now that's what I call, "Attempting not to get fired!"
AstroNovaProductions 1 year ago
@AstroNovaProductions I call it "dedication"
Schragmeister 1 year ago
kids dont drive this way at home lol
PuckettJp2 1 year ago
The backround guy is funny lol.
kiddetox1 1 year ago
The pressure in the wormhole would crush us. like oh hey wormhole -enters- splat bye bye space ship lol
Lilpapa89 1 year ago
lol the sound when he runs XD lmao "mhmm...right...alright already" lol
kittyMKZ 1 year ago
Pluto isn't even a planet anymore.
ROBEEAQUIN0 1 year ago
You couldn't get to the nearest star if you traveled your whole life? Ahh, come on, think positive. Where's there's a will, there's a way, lol.
Darksunshinerain87 1 year ago
I know my universe, and this video just helped me visualize how big the Earth and Sun really are.
Also, I don't care who the hell steven hawkens is, if your traveling at 1 mph or the speed of light, time NEVER stops, NOR does it slow down. Just a bunch of phony stuff to
me.
tj1345 1 year ago
@tj1345 Wait, are you serious? You're denying the theory of relativity?
Aldrasio 1 year ago
@tj1345 facepalm you really are an idiot.
And BTW Nye was wrong. If you have a wormhole it wouldn't take you more than a lifetime to travel to the nearest star. It would be basically instantaneous since you are not traveling any physical distance. Other than that though he is right : P
rushthezeppelin 1 year ago
Bill Nye has applied for being an astronaut for NASA but NASA keeps rejecting him. NASA is probably doing a mistake.
robert0joe 1 year ago
I must have seen this when I was ten. However, today, I think about this clip ALL THE TIME. It's what I reference in my mind when I want to remind myself of our real place in the universe. 7 hours highway driving to Alpha Centauri! Haha.
mgallagherman 1 year ago
WTB Wormholes.
ChibiHoboProductions 1 year ago
Actually, there is a way. You won't like it though. According to Stephen Hawkins, as you get closer to the speed of light, time itself slows for you. in 80 years of your life, you can travel several thousands of light years away, but it costs you hundreds of years on earth.
JJ420365 1 year ago
PLUTO! ♥♥♥
Don't worry, I believe you're a planet.
FluffyLovesSpyro2 1 year ago
lol i remember this guy when i was a kid brings back memories
elyembty 1 year ago
well that is it for my trip to the nearest galaxy
fkarim6u 1 year ago
I love Bill Nye. He always entertains and learns me real good.
The4LA2Baker0 1 year ago
the nearest star Proxima Centauri is 4.3 light years away. so if you traveled at the speed of light (186,000 miles per sec) for 4.3 years then you should get there.
Tenzinpelha 1 year ago
@Tenzinpelha If you could accelerate to the speed of light instantly it would take about 4.3 years but time would stop for you, due to time dilation. You'd get there instantly but everyone back on earth would have aged that 4.3 years. You could go anywhere you like within your own lifetime at these speeds but time keeps ticking back home. Travelling at the speed of light would seem to take more energy than is available in the universe, which is a bummer.
jacksawild 1 year ago
7 hours of wasted gas on a ball
cutieface2007 1 year ago
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j0977990 1 year ago
@j0977990 At least your a smart gay like I am :D
GrandchaseFan101 1 year ago
it's alpha centauri
physiologics1 1 year ago
He drives a honda!! hahaha
demonslayer650 1 year ago
he means VY canis majoris right?
guess its no. i think its sirius star
MegaBatman001 1 year ago
this guy thinks hes a futboli star
UberTacoNoob 1 year ago
Seven hours...in proportion, that's is -a long goddamn time-!
SumoSushiHAI 1 year ago
Biggley huge!
Willandacamera 1 year ago
makes me sad to think that future generations will never know the greatness that is Bill Nye the Science Guy
jinoshi 1 year ago
Real stars are huge, ENORMOUSLY BIGGLY HUGE!!!!!! :O
OsteologicalsRock 1 year ago
i likk the song ! haha bill bill bill bill bill nye the sience guy lol!
joanna4618 1 year ago 26