T he news: This past weekend, America's most-beloved scientist Neil deGrasse Tyson offered a concise (and awesome) explanation for why he thinks anti-GMO activists should "chill out." However, the Internet was not satisfied and quickly turned on what
Tyson, too, stressed the preliminary nature of the calculations. "If the author's calculations are correct," he said in his email, "then the speed of light may drop measurably If true, this would be an important result for physics." What's the
Last week, Twitter comedian @dogboner (aka YOLO Swag Douchebag aka Michael Hale) spotted Neil deGrasse Tyson on the subway, working on his laptop. So he took a photo and tweeted the following joke. Some guy using his laptop on the train like a
Neil de Grasse Tyson, director of the new Hayden Planetarium at the Rose Center for Earth and Space at the American Museum of Natural History Linda Cataffo/NY Daily News Archive via Getty Images. Don't miss stories.
T he news: This past weekend, America's most-beloved scientist Neil deGrasse Tyson offered a concise (and awesome) explanation for why he thinks anti-GMO activists should "chill out." However, the Internet was not satisfied and quickly turned on what