Published on Jan 9, 2012 by NationalGeographic
Nobel Laureate John Mather and Nat Geo Explorer-in-Residence Robert Ballard discuss how technology expands the limits of the known universe.
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@azariah636 2012 boy, 2012! go back to past!
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@elmalacopa One of the zillion things the U.S decides to do to make us move there.
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@88Cortex - Did you forget the Magma Core?? I think you did LOL
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@ricomon35 You should watch kent hovind Videos 1-7. There 2-3 Hrs each, and Ive gained far more info from him than I could possibly get in college. It taught me alot about evolution in general.
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God still created it all
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Extremely good talk. Thanks for uploading.
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Is it wrong to think that they are so cute for some reason :p
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great video! but not only for the obvious reasons. really interesting how their personalities shines through. mather being the classical nerd clinging on to the chair in a peculiar way trying to finish his sentences and ballard cutting him off the way only a sea captain could do after enough rum. well, at least that it's what i looks like.
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this was very insightful, puts into perspective the opens road still softly calls like a long forgotten song of childhood ...
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Minor correction:
January 2012 - There are 2,326 exoplanet candidates with a expectation that less than 10% are false positives (probably less than 5%). Add to this the 709 confirmed exoplanets. In effect, it would have been more accurate to say that we have so far discovered about 3,000 exoplanets, not 1,000.
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