March video poll

Can you talk on the hemispherical power asymmetry? PS I have little idea what this is

I'm not originally a sidestepper, but at this point feeling something like a phonononon. Though with only a single vote to share, I'd ask first for your opinion on electrodynamic interactions between nearly colliding planetary bodies.

I'd love a eli5 on Sombrero Galaxy one day. :D

I share your admiration for Luis Alvarez if you think you have more to say about him. When I heard of his Cretaceous-Tertiary extinction hypothesis it had a certain rightness about it that made it seem obvious to me.

You never watched Deep Impact? T_T

I am so tempted to choose Apple TV's Dark Matter because I ended up hate watching it and want to know your opinion. 😂

I thought I was up on my pop science at the bare minimum, but I had to look up what the anacoustic zone is. It's rare to get completely new info instead of just rehashed and rephrased stuff.

heres my list of top picks: Asteroid Impacts Celestial Mechanics Science museums physics of arm wrestling phonons navigating burnout cooking apple tv show dark matter actually I think it would be really cool if you had a podcast. but thats selfish I guess. you have a different job to do. but I think your podcast would be fantastic

I don’t know why, but my soul now needs to know a bit of the physics of arm wrestling. Could I please have something to read about it while everybody else is slowly realizing why this is the most important thing ever to learn?

This is a good month. Almost everything is either "scientific, but not too technical" or "lighthearted, but not disgracing". And of course: science museums, keep fighting!

Asteroids and planetary defence would be a great subject

If you do non elliptical orbits, maybe you can throw a little Game of Thrones in.

Quantum, quantum, quantum!

Science museums! Not to trigger, but a couple years ago went to the Adler Planetarium in Chicago had some videos playing talking about string theory being the latest new thing that will revolutionize physics.

Ever since you first mentioned Alvarez, I’ve been intrigued, hence the vote.