By Mark Tiedemann on January 09th, 2009
Spaghettification
I like Neil DeGrasse Tyson. He’s up there, in my book, with Sagan and Gould and Greene as one of the Great Explainers. One reason, he has a terrific sense of humor.
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Thanks for that, Mark! The reason I like Tyson is the same reason that Leonard Bernstein is one of my heros. Great intelligence combined with passion, wit and the urge to help laymen understand!
Yeah, Tyson’s a hoot. We need scientists like him to tempt people to take that first step toward learning new things about science.