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The New Astronomy: Crash Course History of Science #13

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Good job🎉
Comment from : @Obaidur121

1:17 Ah, yes; Old world first-world problems 😅
Comment from : @jmanj3917

Now I want an ellipse shaped pizza
Comment from : @NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself

Building on the work of other scientists in NOT the same as team work!
Comment from : @plateforme3037

Sam o Nella told me NOTHING ABOUT THIS!!!
Comment from : @jackenape6249

0:57 Trying to prove the truth with a duel is so dumb
Comment from : @GustavoSilva-ny8jc

Uranus, not Neptune 😐
Comment from : @stevoplex

im a middle school student and i love this show
Comment from : @christianfay5447

I love the Christian point of view
Comment from : @diboramehari7912

So wired that we are the 3rd planet from the sun but we never see anything in between us and the sun
Comment from : @don1ceaza

Y e a , I would like to know a bit more about Tycho’s sister 😏 Are you sure he gave her all her credits?
Comment from : @RoxanneM-

Woo! Tübingen! It actually is pretty great to study/live here, even today :D
Comment from : @Ludix147

A good teacher fills you with knowledge, a great teacher fills you with questions That said, are they Bingers? If not, can they be?
Comment from : @WasabiSniffer

A nova is not the same as a supernova I'm no scientist, but even I know that
Comment from : @christopherhorn5274

Johannes Kepler assistant to Tycho Brahe has done a lot in the field of Astronomy using Tycho's observations
Comment from : @lindavilmaole5003

Eggs are valid orbital shapes
Comment from : @roselandron1591

I am sorry, how could Galileo spot Neptune before it was actually discovered?
Comment from : @leandroregueiro2067

huh? uranus and neptune weren't discovered until the late 1700's and early 1800's are you SURE that galileo was drawing neptune in the 1600's? fact check plz
Comment from : @isbestlizard

Does this count as a Cliffhanger?
Comment from : @foxxxtheworst

So does anyone know if "Two-Ko" is the German or like an old Danish pronunciation of Tycho? I'm assuming it's the German version because grammar but I always thought that earlier forms of Danish also pronounced Y like ü like it does in Old Norse Nice vid though, has caused an existential crisis over the letter Y though
Comment from : @garthmcripfist2944

How do I get a shirt like that?
Comment from : @MKD247

Am I the only one who is almost ten and still understands all of this because they are passionate
Comment from : @nemrasnemr9762

You make it sound like Brahe and Kepler were close friends, but their relationship was quite complicated and antagonistic
Comment from : @draheim90

Galileo was only banned from writing after he went against an order from the pope to stop publishing books with little 'evidence' as the geocentric model had a lot of evidence at the time and was the accepted model by many scientists
Comment from : @hutcan55

My money comes from the king I must follow the king This planet is named "george"
Comment from : @robertkrebs6998

Hey guys, does anybody know if those castles on Hven still exist? I only heard about a whiskey distillery and a golf clubbrbrAnd hey, Tübingen has a great University indeed! Their books on German studies are the best ones nowadays!
Comment from : @kationich

You might have mentioned how Tycho died! LOL!
Comment from : @jovanweismiller7114

I don’t know Tycho”s period people already can rebuild a nose
Comment from : @chiko9180

The original Cosmos tells the Kepler-Brahe story really well too
Comment from : @dstinnettmusic

Good kings know to keep the brightest scientist alive and well at any costs Tycho was given castles after castles so he would remain under the king, and later Mendeleev was pardoned by the Tsar just so he can keep his labs operating
Comment from : @hikaru-live

By the way you should just most likely make new merch saying " Science is a team sport"
Comment from : @Vanguished

I know it doesn't have anything to do with science stuff, but how can you talk about Tycho without mentioning his pet moose with a penchant for beer? The man got a moose drunk at parties for fun!
Comment from : @ManfredDudesonVonGuy

"Science is a team sport" someone should put that on a t-shirt
Comment from : @roseadams4782

Can we see episode 11 and 12?
Comment from : @davegatt1

and yet it spins!
Comment from : @proto303

I have been saying Tycho Celchu's name wrong my entire life
Comment from : @CyberdyneSystemsSkynet

4:46 "The old astronomer"? Sick poetry reference-- the scriptwriter knew exactly what they were doing
Comment from : @requiembeeblebroxx

You don't see any good math duels today Shame
Comment from : @ArdentLion

What happened to 11 and 12?
Comment from : @Dankman9

yaaaaeeeeeehhhhh epistemology histpory of science thank you Crash Course Congratulations for this awesome work
Comment from : @juliolco7421

first
Comment from : @kaisersingh5827

Episodes 11 and 12 are missing from your playlist
Comment from : @Elfos64

This is history of only European Astronomy and not world Astronomy No mention of Indian and Egyptian contributions!! Worth googling "Sulbha Sutra" and "Surya Siddhanta" which are ancient Indian texts writtens over 2000 years ago giving accurate measurements of earth's circumference, distance from the moon, etc
Comment from : @factschicken3708

"Science is a team sport" - Hank Green
Comment from : @maxtonofloinn4041

Could you please make a video about the Titanic
Comment from : @tjfeathers4685

I want a proof for the area velocity idea
Comment from : @casperTheBird

Amazing, thanks crashcourse🖒
Comment from : @MutefekkirBohcas

I am currently taking a summer semester class of exactly this subject-matter and this playlist has been immensely helpful, aiding in my comprehension of events, philosophers/cosmologists, and their beliefs I can not talk you guys enough Can't wait for the 14th video to drop!
Comment from : @jamie_nice

If you found the Tycho and Joahannes story interesting, and if you haven't already, I urge you to watch the episode of the originial Cosmos on this topic Some of these stories deserve a movie or an HBO series or something, I swear
Comment from : @MegaPhester

is this series going to include Nicola Tesla at some point?
Comment from : @asifimtiazneon

Francis Bacon was a scientist? Wow, some how I had absolutely no idea And I've been to his gallery!
Comment from : @Jotari

There's a somewhat romanticized telling of this story in Carl Sagan's Cosmos
Comment from : @Tychoxi

How did CrashCourse skip over how Tycho Brahe died? Dying from a bladder infection from a refusal to leave a banquet because it would have been rude is a unique way to die Like so many other parts of his life
Comment from : @garrettmartin792

Not Johnny?
Comment from : @mit3679

That makes Tycho Brahe a really hilarious combination of Pinocchio and the Hulk
Comment from : @pirate1234567891

Why don't you make course on geology
Comment from : @ChandranshuKumar

For some reason after hearing about Tycho's nose incidents I can't get the picture out of my head of Michael Jackson throwing his nose at haters
Comment from : @tridan111

Has Simon Stevin been mentioned yet?
Comment from : @emperorjustinianIII4403

It makes me wonder, among the flat Earth crowd who are so convinced of their name sake, how many also believe Earth is still the center of the solar system? Have these people been keeping their belief secret from their more scientifically minded flat Earth peers? Why hasn't there been a Earth Center movement in the US?
Comment from : @SQW0

Level your goddam sound effects! This channel is the primary reason for my hearing-loss!!!!
Comment from : @johanneshstrup4898

Cool video!
Comment from : @geoffreywinn4031

Wasnt Tycho Brahe the drummer for Bon Jovi?
Comment from : @budgethitman2212

All you need now to make this the Ultimate Learning Channel is #1 Get some Vsause who teaches bScience/b & Technology, #2 Salman Khan, the founder of Khan Academy, one of the greatest minds for learning math from Kindergarten-Collage, Anyways I hope you Really consider doing this, bOr at Least doing a Collab!/b Well that's all, Love you vids!! Much love <3 <3
Comment from : @client82

Uh oh my nose is feeling loose Galileo didn’t show that bodies fall at a uniform rate but at a uniform acceleration
Comment from : @kyoung21b

Is there any way to get all these videos on dvd or sale online?
Comment from : @ArvizuBenjamin

10/10 pronouncing Stuttgart, 2/10 Tübingen :p
Comment from : @baronDioxid

Galileo! (Galileo!) Galileo! (Galileo!) Galileo Figaro! (Magnifico!)
Comment from : @Noonycurt

You should have specified that Galileo did not recognize Neptune as a new planet He just thought it was an ordinary star and recorded its position near Jupiter during one of his many observations of Jupiter's moons
Comment from : @francoislacombe9071

Thanks
Comment from : @ybizapakemonow5646

so they gave only 3 episodes to eastern advances?
Comment from : @bloodfiredrake7259

Please keep doing this forever ♥
Comment from : @potatosrh460

You know nothing of astrology pleb
Comment from : @bronktug2446

The only reason why I know tycho brahe is because of Sam o'nella
Comment from : @JonathanAlexanderM

There might be something in Nadi astrology
Comment from : @jasonthornton7408

It seems to be really complicated
Comment from : @LaScienceMusicale

As a student in Tübingen, I have to admit, there is actually a lot of binging going on here
Comment from : @apoth90

Thank you sir and thanks to all of your crew
Comment from : @mtraa942

Yay, loved it! I hope you guys do the history of electricity soon! I watched a documentary a few years ago that I was never able to find again, I think it was called just that: The History of Eloectricity Would love to remind myself of all the steps taken!
Comment from : @TheTechnicalNirl

Oh good lord I’m currently doing my PhD in Tübingen and the way Hank pronounced it is making me howl 😂😂😂brbrIt’s: two-bing-ngen ☺️
Comment from : @Akapine006

Thinking how crazy it is all the galaxies out there with supernovas going off all the time, and we wouldn't even notice it from this distance, with the naked eye 🤯
Comment from : @icedcoffee8561

Tu-bin-gen? Haha! Tu-bing-en
Comment from : @USskank

TIL I have been saying Tycho brahe's name wrong
Comment from : @logosloki

"but poor Galileo got locked awaybrto whither and rot until the end of daysbrand the moment comes when we might break through into the light"br-super science friends
Comment from : @theeutecticpoint

If you want a laugh about Tycho, check out the Citation Needed Podcast episode on it
Comment from : @Spinobreaker

Dear Hank,brplease learn how to pronounce the names of German university towns This video was almost perfect, only the "toobinjen" threw me off
Comment from : @l_hupe

Wouldn't the conclusion of the idea of helocentrism be with Newton who derived Keppler's laws via calculus and unified physics and astronomy?
Comment from : @onlythefacts999