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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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Mark is a writer and musician living in the St. Louis area. He hit puberty at the peak of the Sixties and came of age just as it was all coming to a close with the end of the Vietnam War. He was annoyed when bellbottoms went out of style, but he got over it.

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  1. 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!

  2. Erich Vieth says:

    Yeah, Tyson’s a hoot. We need scientists like him to tempt people to take that first step toward learning new things about science.

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