To Boldly Go Where No StarTalk Has Gone Before with Charles Liu

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🗓️ 10 December 2024

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

Could we create warp drive someday? Neil deGrasse Tyson and co-host Chuck Nice team up with astrophysicist Charles Liu to dive into the science, technology, and legacy of one of the most influential sci-fi franchises of all time: Star Trek.

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0:00.0	So Chuck, we finally did it.
0:01.9	We did it.
0:03.4	We finally did it.
0:05.3	We pulled in our geek and chief.
0:06.9	We pulled him in.
0:08.7	We did an entire episode on Star Trek.
0:11.1	Just Star Trek.
0:15.8	It was great.
0:17.3	A cosmic queries.
0:18.5	And that's coming right up here in my office at the Hayden Planetarium
0:22.8	of the American Museum of Natural History. We'll see you then. Welcome to StarTalk. Your place
0:31.5	in the universe where science and pop culture collide. StarTalk begins right now.
0:40.6	This is StarTalk.
0:42.7	Neil DeGrasse Tyson here,
0:44.0	your personal astrophysicist,
0:46.0	and this is a Cosmic Queries edition,
0:48.6	which means we got Chuck Nice in the house.
0:50.4	That's right.
0:51.0	All right, Chuck.
0:51.6	What's happened?
0:52.3	Now, your questions today are not random.
0:54.1	They are not indeed. They are all on one subject. That's right. And that subject is
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