Neil deGrasse Tyson
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Ep4, P1: Making Space Babies & Indie Stars - 360° Video The Hitchhiker's Guide to Neil's Universe
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December 18, 2016
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4:32Now PlayingDon’t forget to buckle up as you jump into Neil deGrasse Tyson’s car for a trip to “The High Line” – the final episode of StarTalk’s 360° VR video series on YouTube, The Hitchhiker's Guide to Neil's Universe. Along the way to a stargazing event on Manhattan’s High Line, a very pregnant Astrophysicist Emily Rice tells you, Neil and Chuck all about the brown dwarfs she studies. You’ll hear about these celestial objects that form like stars but don’t have enough mass to start nuclear fusion and shine with visible light the way a star does – despite blazing away in the infrared.
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