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Episode 435: QA 59: Why Does the Deep Future Make Us Sad? And More...

21 min•6 juni 2018

In this week's questions show, I talk about entry level telescopes, why we can see galaxies billions of light years away but not objects on the Moon, and why events that won't happen billions of years into the future still make us kind of sad.

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