G.G. Melies

G.G. Melies asked Neil deGrasse Tyson:

Is part of the planet Teia still rotating with us embedded under the earth's crust?

Neil deGrasse Tyson The hypothesized, Mars-sized impactor "Theia", from the early solar system, sideswiped Earth. The debris cast into orbit coalesced to become the Moon. There's nothing left of Theia, the object, now a mixed part of Earth's crust and the Moon itself.

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Can the predicted White Hole (general relativity) exist? If they exist, can they be the "big bang" that expanded energy-matter, light and others?

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Is it really you answering these questions Neil, or are we being entertained and impressed by a smarter-and-funnier-than-the-real-deal-Neil AI?

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Hello Dr. Tyson, Is the multiverse the interpretation of time?

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