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Exclusive - Neil deGrasse Tyson Extended Interview Pt. 2

Views: 119,308 Posted: 03/06/2013

In this exclusive, unedited interview, Neil deGrasse Tyson argues against using nuclear weapons to counter potentially Earth-killing asteroids. (04:51)

   

Exclusive - Neil deGrasse Tyson Extended Interview Pt. 1

Views: 132,012 Posted: 03/06/2013

In this exclusive, unedited interview, "Space Chronicles" author Neil deGrasse Tyson shares the science behind asteroid detection. (06:18)

   

Exclusive - Neil deGrasse Tyson Extended Interview Pt. 2

Views: 119,308 Posted: 03/06/2013

In this exclusive, unedited interview, Neil deGrasse Tyson argues against using nuclear weapons to counter potentially Earth-killing asteroids. (04:51)

   

Exclusive - Neil deGrasse Tyson Extended Interview Pt. 3

Views: 111,055 Posted: 03/06/2013

In this exclusive, unedited interview, physicist Neil deGrasse Tyson remembers the "space bat" and shares his anxiety over humanity's galactic dignity. (05:51)

 

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