Astronomy questions from kids, Part 1
By paranominal
Published: November 4, 2009
Tagged with: Aliens, Astronomy Kids, Astronomy Questions, Bad Astronomer, Friend Tina, Life On Other Planets, Moon, Scientist, Sixth Grade Students
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at about 7:00 you start to talk about the type of telescopes you had a a kid, i was wondering if you could maybe show us the telescopes you have now?
They’re yes or no questions, you idiot.
Damn , you’re really friendly
and sedna
Yeah, and Makemake and Haumea.
Although, if anyone even considers making Sedna a planet, he should be hung and dismembered. Just look at it’s crazy orbit.
high school teachers are dumb
And Sedna. And Charon! And Ceres. Ceres was considered a planet once, then it was discovered that it was the largest member of a belt of objects, called “asteroids.” Same EXACT thing happened to Pluto.
If anyone still “thinks” Pluto is a planet, they HAVE to concede that Ceres is one too.
And since Pluto and Charon both revolve around a common center of gravity, you can’t regard either as the true dominant body; they’d have to consider Charon a planet too.
But… they’re not.
cool, he’s Harald Lesch’s younger brother ?! 5*****
>>Harald Lesch, Prof. d. Astrophysik, Observatorium München , Moderator v.”spacenight” Radio Bayern
It would be fun to throw water in the space
If Pluto would be a planet, then Eris would have to be one as well….
he still there you know? just because is not a planet anymore does’t mean you should ignore him
Pluto, may you rest in peace. It was nice knowing you.
Europa has sexy mermaids.
I already knew most of this stuff but it was entertaining. Subscribed, keep it up man
you should read this guys book its called death from the skies its about how the world will end like when the sun dies and stuff
yeah i love astronomy, but there are no classes at my school, so i took chem, and i love it now!!!
apogee is when the moon is farthest from the earth, perigee when it’s closest
what the difference between apogee and perigee
underground oceans.. sounds cool
ill see you sokn pandracchio i want to be an astronomer
bad astronomer almost sounds like bad ass =D
You’re a great speaker. Wow. I didn’t study science, but I love it, and space is one of the most interesting things for me
Thanks for all these infos!!!
Really really really really really really…
Every area of science can be exciting, like chemistry is absolutely amazing to me, but most people say “eww” well I tell them my program. It’s about relating it to the audience and you TheBadAstronomer can relate Astronomy well.
Scientists estimate that their are more than 400 billion stars in our galaxy and that their may be almost a trillion galaxies. The sun is a very average star ( small for a star and fine tuned for life, but average ).