Cosmic Queries: Space and Science Part 2 (Full Episode)
May 28, 2014
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as posted by the channelReady for even more of your Cosmic Queries about space and science with guest host Bill Nye the Science Guy and comic co-host Chuck Nice? Find out what Bill thinks we should explore next with the Large Hadron Collider and whether plant life on exoplanets orbiting weaker red dwarf stars might use photosynthesis. Discover the best ways to change the trajectory of an Earth-bound asteroid and which comets have came closest to Earth without hitting us. You'll learn about microwave clock circuits, global positioning satellites, the impact of technology on human evolution, the interaction of gravity in multi-planet systems and how to figure out the gravitational attraction between a man and a woman -- although Chuck offers his own way to solve that problem. Plus, get Bill's take on dealing with the anti-vaccine crowd and climate change deniers.
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