I am, by birth, a Lancastrian because I was born in Lancashire. That makes me English, makes me British. I am also European. My parents emigrated to the United Kingdom from Pakistan and I am also by religion a Muslim. So like everybody in Europe, I am a person with multi-layers of identity but of course that is what provides us with our greater strength, diversity. I have for many, many years been a direct witness of discrimination and indeed racism. I myself have very directly had experiences of both as well as have so many people with whom I have interaction on an ongoing and normal basis. Of course things have changed for the better over the past few decades but based upon recent political changes that we have seen take place there is today a real need to re-energise in order to fight discrimination and racism. I am a migrant.


Welcome to the anxious morning. Every weekday morning will take a few minutes to go over some important lessons that you can use in your anxiety recovery journey. Away from the endless noisy scroll of social media, the anxious morning brings you support, education, inspiration, encouragement, and empowerment. For more, visit us at theanxiousmorning.com. One of my favorite movies of all times is the Big Lebowski. The late 90s Coen Brothers cult classic is jam packed with great dialogue and quirky characters that I just love. Fun fact, I am an ordained minister in the church of the latter day dude. I have a certificate in everything, cost me like $10 a few years back, and it still cracks me up. Anyway, my favorite character in the movie is Walter Solbchak, played by John Goodman. I'll just say that Walter is an interesting guy. He's generally really hotheaded in comparison to the even killed dude, the Jeff Bridges character.  When the dude is beside himself because he is convinced that he and Walter have just guaranteed the death of Bunny Lebowski, he kind of loses it. The normally chilled out dude who doesn't really seem to get excited about much of anything comes a bit unglued. He's clearly agitated and exasperated by his prediction of Bunny's demise. In his mind, he is playing out a scenario in which Bunny is killed by the kidnappers, and it will be all his fault. He is gesturing wildly and yelling at Walter. Walter's response to the dude's imagined disaster. Walter doesn't see the same future that dude is constructing in his mind. Walter knows that Bunny is not dead right now and that they still have a plan to execute at the moment. He is calm and confident in the knowledge that while the dude thinks that everything is fucked, it really isn't. At least not yet and maybe not ever. Walter remains grounded in reality while the dude is highly entangled with what if thoughts. Can you relate to a situation where you think that everything is a disaster but it really isn't? Have you been in a position where you are trying to predict the future in your head? How often have you gotten worked up like the dude was, turning what if thoughts into certain catastrophes in your mind? When this happens, what can you do? Sometimes we find guides in the strangest places, sometimes even in silly movies about stoners, nihilists and other unusual characters. Once in a while, we can extract recovery wisdom from sources that were never meant to be wise. What would Walter say to your anxiety? Better yet, what would Walter tell you to do? Hey, if you're enjoying the podcast and you'd like to get a copy of it delivered every morning into your email inbox, including a full text transcription, head on over to the anxious morning dot email and sign up for the newsletter. And if you're listening on iTunes or Spotify or someplace where you can leave us a rating or a review, take a moment and rate the podcast and maybe write a small review. It really helps us out or just tell a friend about us. Thanks a lot.


Lone Wolf channel We're gonna be reacting to more of his Peppa Pig videos because it seems like most of you guys enjoyed the video and Some of you guys didn't put over on the video did good So we're back to react to more of these and if you guys get scared easily Just don't watch these videos because I don't want to feel bad about you guys commenting that you're scared and whatever And all that stuff so please don't watch these videos if you get scared easily and make sure to drop a yet in the comments So yeah, let's begin with the first one. It's called the conjuring to Peppa Pig parody not for kids. Oh We're back. Oh Well, that's a way to start a video.   Oh Wow And the conjuring is another movie by the way if you guys didn't know it's a scary movie George Where are you? Okay, so Peppa's looking for a George Pig? Oh the painting is in the next room Oh my god Yo Okay, that looks creepy.  Yeah, I think it's pretty horrific. I need to find George Like is that the nun? That's the nun, right? Kind of looks like the nun George you in there Where is George? Yeah, bro. He's playing hide-and-seek. Oh my god. What in the world is that? Like a total different dimension in there Why would you even go there Peppa? Okay, that is the creepiest painting I've ever seen in my life George dude on yeah, I don't think that's George I'm coming George. It disappeared. Oh My god, what happened to this place? Yeah, I'm not too sure what happened here And why you're even in here and why would George even be in here? Ah? Oh my god, okay, so she's being haunted by that Jump scare of course.  Oh my god, that was pretty gory man Did that jump scare just came out of nowhere, too? All right Wow rest in peace to Peppa Pig and it seems like the ghost will be having ham for tonight's dinner Okay, so this one is called five nights at Freddy's Peppa Pig Peter or parody not for kids So this is like a FNAF version of Piggy. That's pretty cool Peppa Pig here. I've battled animal Jason the clown zombies and evil pig But today we're battling FNAF some Chuck E. Cheese ripoff or whatever Dude, he just called FNAF and Chuck E. Cheese ripoff The audacity man. Hey, but it kind of is but I mean come on. That's FNAF. Okay, let's go alright Okay door right there. Okay, so we're in FNAF one. I seem like now.   Oh my god. They are getting closer It doesn't seem like it's gonna end very well for Peppa Pig.    There's a shadow at the bottom left corner Who said that hello How do you not see that Peppa? I'm scared No, no, it can't be dude. That is terrified. That's just a doll. I bought at a horror movie convention I'm just gonna take it to the kitchen. Why would you buy this doll like so freakishly looking man? so creepy I Would not buy that thing He's kind of creepy man Okay, oh Wow, that's a big hammer. You should I eat the burger I saved?  Okay, I'm starting to get scared Dude that is one juicy burger. I'm going to the living room.   Oh Not the lights again. Oh Peppa run for it Why aren't you running Peppa?  Oh, no Peppa dad again. Once again Peppa has died She's like Peppa seems to be getting killed off on the rest of these other parodies poor Peppa Bad she just can't catch a break. So for the next one, it's called the intruder. Oh Not rated. Oh We got some different characters up in here pretty cool Chat Mimi in the parking lot Okay, so here they are right. Oh Yo, that looks freaky man.  What's up with this? Yeah, they're totally dead, right? They gotta be I Knew it. Oh It was just a nightmare Now with some kind of nightmare some terribly awful nightmare, okay, that's not a nightmare anymore. Oh He just broke in yep are gonna die Dude, why are they just laying in bed? They could have ran for it at least They just stood there in shock and bad did not move and they died That's what they get for now running away man like come on the simple you could just get up and run We got another it one. These are always cool creepy pepper. Give me my boat. Oh Okay, just remember to fall into a sewer and die That's not nice to you pepper.  Oh This is not good Damn, Georgia has been gone for a long time better go check on him. Oh no, there's blood Georgie, where are you? Dude? Georgie is gone.  I'm getting my friends One hour later All right guys, so that this is the house Guys, I have a bad feeling Danny. Where should we go first? Oh? Man's just got snatched In the screams Damn it. It's like. Oh, no, dude Penny. Why just snatching everybody left and right out here, man Oh my god That's a pretty cool looking penny wise Run piggy run. Oh the balloon is chasing you.  It's following her everywhere junkyard out of all the places why would you run to a junkyard? I'm so tired. I see a building over there Dude, it is behind you Look behind you pepper. Oh No And he snatched her. Oh Man and Paper died on us once again Well, I rest in peace to pepper man. She's been dying way too many times on these add Animations, all right, and then we got a walking dead parody one. It should be cool some zombies in the mix Wait, why is it laid on the trash? We should probably get going. Why?  That's a plan versus zombies Zombie, I heard something behind this wall. Maybe there's a maybe their shelter Yeah, what do you see? I see a shelter, but there are zombies guarding it. Hold up. I think they left. Okay, we're clear. Oh No, I bet you this is gonna be zombies in there.  So why not just grab the guys to get out of there? Okay, George, I take the zombies on the left. You take the ones on the right Dude that gun is bigger than George.  Oh? Never mind. He got it Hey, oh Get that juggernaut man Why is there a box there? I Knew it. It was a bad boozled attack by a zombie They just blew it up That's Rambo Piggy right there for you guys Dude he has a knife through his head Part two wait that was it come on man That was pretty cool though. It was short, but they were pretty cool man They're trying to get this video to a 20,000 views and maybe 500 likes that would be awesome now. We'll see you guys in the next one. Yeah


Life would be a whole lot easier if everyone liked us. Wars wouldn't exist, political upheavals wouldn't happen, and divorce rates would lower. Unfortunately, no matter how hard you try sometimes, there will always be people who don't like you. And guess what? They don't have to. Friendships wouldn't feel as good and love wouldn't be as amazing if we weren't reminded of what rejection, hatred, and alienation is like. Wondering if someone loathes you? You no longer have to play detective. Here are 10 signs someone secretly dislikes you. Number one, they're curt with you. Do you ever feel like you can talk to your best friend 24-7? Even if the two of you aren't having a deep philosophical conversation, talking about something as silly as cheese or bricks seems entertaining, right? But when someone dislikes you, it's the complete opposite. They cut the conversation short. If you ask them how their day is going, they'll give you one worded answers like fine or okay. It becomes clear they don't want to talk to you. Number two, their body language says it all. When we like someone, we have a tendency to make eye contact mirror their body language and lean in closer.  They do this in order to protect themselves from you, creating an invisible barrier that keeps you out. Harsh, right? But it's a common defense mechanism humans use. Number three, there's a lack of trust. Vulnerability is the key ingredient to establishing a strong connection. But when someone secretly dislikes you, they will be suspicious of your intentions, even if they're good. For some people, it just takes a while for them to open up. But this can just as well be a sign that they dislike you when you put in constant effort to get to know them, but they keep you at an arm's length. Number four, they get easily frustrated with you. Do the two of you argue or disagree over matters on a daily basis? When someone dislikes you, they'll do anything except make things easy for you. They might have been in a good mood, but once they interact with you, they turn sour, bitter, and angry. Number five, their etiquette is forced.  When they secretly dislike you, however, they might try to get along just to avoid conflict. Whether it means forcing a smile or doing things to keep the peace, they will keep the surface clean between you two. Deep down though, they may think ill of you and display this through their passive-aggressive behavior. Number six, they avoid you as much as possible. Do they live or work in close proximity to you, but limit communication to emails or text messages? When someone secretly dislikes you, they will do whatever it takes to have minimum contact with you. It's especially a sign if they find out your schedule just to avoid you during your lunch hours or time you need to occupy the same space. And when you do end up bumping into one another, they'll always have an excuse ready at hand to avoid seeing you again. Number seven, they listen to you half-heartedly. When we care about someone, we usually do our best to listen to what they say. But if someone is only listening to half of your story and zones out for the rest of it, it's clear they just aren't that invested in you. Other indicators include scanning over your messages instead of fully reading them, giving you only half the answers you need. Number eight, they don't make an effort to understand you. Feeling misunderstood can be a rather alienating experience. So when someone dislikes you, they won't want to provide support to your ideas and values.  One-upping is another strategy they use to control the conversation instead of allowing you to give your own inputs. Number nine, they never invite you to social gatherings. Why would you even want to be invited to someone's birthday party when you know they hate you? Still, it hurts to know, right? When you see all your friends, families and coworkers being invited, everyone except you, it slowly becomes obvious they want nothing to do with you. Number 10, your gut tells you something is wrong. Sometimes your gut feeling is not enough, especially when anxiety makes even sound judgments wrong. But if you're getting a strong message from your gut free from anxiety, your instincts are telling you it's not worth your time trying to change this person's mind. Life is short.  Want to see more quality animated content? Check out and subscribe to Raleighi's channel. She talks about crushes, coming out and other memorable moments which are easy to relate to and fun to watch. If you also like this video, be sure to give it a thumbs up. As always, thanks for watching.


Okay, we're back. We're live one o'clock rock. I'm Jay Fidel here on think-tek and more specifically on research in Manoa and our ongoing inquiry into the All the things in the universe we don't limit our inquiry We have with us Jeff Taylor Researcher Hawaii Institute of Geophysics and Planetology in so as the School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology At the University of Hawaii Manoa and they have Linda Martel academic Academic support in Hawaii Institute of Geophysics and Planetology. Thank you again for being here you guys Nice to be here. It's good to be here. Mainstays to teach us and make us curious about the universe and and today's show is the origin of the earth and The moon Comma inseparable wow, that's provocative. We need to know about that who wants to start We're gonna talk about some of the older theories that people had about the origin of the moon because We've seen that moon up in the sky ever, you know ever since mankind's been looking up there So how did it get there? And then we're gonna talk about Breakthrough in the 1980s that kind of changed a lot of erasically changed the way we look interesting Yeah, and how come they're not advised of this earlier? Yeah, yeah, you didn't ask Okay, today people are still thinking about these theories and coming up with ways to test them So we'll get into a little bit of that. Okay, but this whole idea of inseparable, you know It's been since the space age These pictures of the earth and moon in Apollo it was beautiful pictures of the moon in the foreground and earth in the background and Then satellites going out of the planet started taking pictures of the earth and moon from a distance Yeah, and one of the coolest recent one taken it was taken about actually 18 months ago I think the satellite called it's a climate deep space climate Explorer and They have a camera on it that has an acronym, but the acronym spells out epic And so it's settle it's a million miles from earth The satellite and it's in a place where the all the gravity balances that we call them Lagrange points and they So that it's easy to aim it and keep it aimed at the earth and just looks at the earth and takes a picture every couple of hours This is further than the moon further than the moon. Yeah, yeah far as the moon a quarter of a million miles And this is the million miles those four times for their shot then from them. Yes, and we have you can see a film They made of looking at the earth a million miles and the moon Goes in front of it and it gets a picture of it But what you get a picture of is the far side of the moon that you don't see from the earth It's it's always locked in gravitation laser always the same side Looking at the can we see that now? I think we could The first slide which is here. Here's the moon creeping in. Oh, wow Look at that and that's the all the far side of the moon dark. It's not it's dark But not now otherwise we couldn't see it. Yeah, the dark side of the moon was a great album though Let's do it one more time One more time get some more detail on it And so the moon doesn't always intersect this view of the earth from the satellite and so But it's it's neat and the whole idea of the mission is to look at the earth Just look at it and to try to understand it has some other sensors on board But the camera seems to be so cool. So this is the far side looks quite different You know knows much of the dark areas that we have on the near side Right, we would never see that So but but here they are close together it must have their formation Must have something to do with each other. Yes, they must rather than just some accidental thing you would think yes and certainly however the moon formed we think we know sort of and But however formed it must be informative about the very beginnings of the earth to yes That's what's so neat about that. So I would call them inseparable. Yes. I love this discussion In contrast to like Jay and me as you were to test to insufferable So It's not just logic that makes us believe that the moon and the earth, you know Had a relationship or have a relationship. It's got to be science too, right? It's not just logic What is the science? Well, the science refers this go through the ideas that we had Until 1984 literally And so we have we have three pictures here that we're going to describe Okay, three major theories. They were all in such disfavor That Harold Yuri who is kind of the founder of space chemistry He said that well these theories are all wrong. So the moon mustn't exist So anyway, if you could put up them the second slide Looks like a bowling. I was mine. It's a bowling pin. It's a bowling pin The idea was that the earth was spinning so fast early on That a blob of it Spun off the form of the moon. It's perfectly logical for the something like that to happen But would there be a time when it was all hot like that and molten like that? Yeah It was in order for this to work It has to have been that way another question is Were there data that would say that and the moon and earth both form very early and if they form really hot Then that could actually happen. You don't sound convinced No, no one was convinced about that because it was you couldn't figure out two things One was how to get it spinning fast enough for this blob to come flying on and the second thing was How to If you get it spinning fast enough, it's too much spin and you have to get rid of a while We call it angular momentum. Okay, really spinning of the earth spinning of the moon and spinning of them In its orbit, it's too much out of the moon would be whipping around the earth and you have to get rid of it Well, it turns out recently someone has figured that out But nevertheless the other problem is it's testable in principle if the moon and earth have the same chemical composition Okay, so wasn't that that idea that the the moon spins off the earth wasn't Darwin somehow Son of grandson of Charles Darwin had this idea that is spun off knowing spun off spun off in In the Pacific which is why there's not no continents here. That's what the idea was came from the earth came from the earth right specifically from the Pacific that can't Can't possibly because there's sepals too young and the moon's been there for too long, but that's but the idea was was Very popular, but everyone recognized even when in discarding the theory that it had to be early on When the moon's what as you pointed out when the earth is just molten. Yeah, well, there's another idea Okay, that's our third picture a third picture. Well, this is interesting So this is an idea that the earth is in the middle there, it's still hot and then the moon Created came together at the same time. They sort of see that ring of rocky stuff It coalesced into a moon and so they they sort of grew up together side-by-side, but independently But that doesn't really work as an idea because the earth has a very large Metallic core and the moon doesn't so if they they grew up sort of at the same time from the same building blocks Why didn't they sort of come out the same? Yeah, the other thing is is there a physical principle about the that that belt of space junk out there Can we see that picture again for a minute? You know that belt I mean is there a principle in physics that would say well if this stuff is spinning around the earth as it was then That that it could come together. Yeah, there is a principle that works out and in fact our new ideas have some elements of that in it and But if they do get pulled apart as well Saturn's rings there's not one there's not a single big moon out there. It's a whole bunch of rings and So the real problem was this iron problem that people tried to work around But no even they were not that enthusiastic about how you have so much more metallic iron in the earth then in The ring of debris and how the ring gets started Something of a mystery, you know, it wasn't clear. Why not just form one planet? Why is this ring? Another mechanism you also talked about the angular momentum So if these two things just form together then why do we have this high? Angular momentum right now between the system with the way that the moon is orbiting us So it doesn't quite it doesn't quite work So then there was another idea. Okay. Wow. This is the next slide This one is called capture this this is an idea that the moon fully formed somewhere else and happened to be in the Neighborhood of Earth and Earth's gravity pulled it in and just got it into orbit around us and people are thinking that the Probability of this is very low and why didn't this moon just hit the earth like everything of the other debris? Yeah, so this is and he was going very fast And it went beyond Earth's and then the gravitational force of Earth came back pulled it back And then it wound up in you know in a trajectory of some kind if it comes too fast It just keeps going or maybe skip. I'm keeping yeah, and there were really Exactly Yeah, that's right me though is that you don't have a lot of Debris floating around the size of the moon. That's a pretty big piece of space junk From nowhere. Yeah, it doesn't happen. Well, it doesn't happen on the other hand the earth formed by Coming together a big piece of the space junk a moon size to even up to okay bigger and bigger So this you saw it's the rarity of the event of capturing that's so hard without Smashing into the earth. Yeah, that is a more effective way of capturing things Yeah, so none of these ideas are working and where are we now in the timeline? What was this last that theory advanced the last that all of these were around for quite a while through the 60s and of course Darwin's idea of the spinoff Was in the 1800s or something like that I think but they these were the things Discussed up into there were new ideas in the mid 70s, but the this was discussed right up into the 80s and in 1983 I was on this committee that Gave out lunar samples that's two people who requested them, you know and made recommendations to NASA on The nature of them, but we also ran a series of conferences about the moon Just to to continue the interest in it and make it multidisciplinary So we'd have good use of the samples and one day we were sitting around And one of the guys said the guy named good Gunter Lugmeyer who is retired now from UC San Diego He said it's that one on the origin of the moon Everyone said well, that's a good idea. That would seem to be about time We should just focus on that and he said and then we said well, where should we have it? And then we could tie it to another conference that makes it economical for people to come And so he said where's this next is an astronomy conference called the DPS meeting to the vision of planetary sciences Where's the next meeting? I mean someone said Hawaii I was not living in Hawaii then so we all said who this is the obviously the choice and And and so it was held in Hawaii in Kona in 1984 and And at that conference a whole new idea emerged you were there. Yeah I in fact, I was one of the three organizers Linda wasn't born yet I Anyway, it's There was two papers published One was abstract only in 1975 and they just language for the idea was the moon formed by a big impact a Real but with our like a Mars-sized object. Yeah, in fact if you can show Number six No, no wait show number five. We'll go back to forget six. There we go. I just want to show this this is that was held the King Kamehameha Hotel in downtown Kona and This is the hallway. It was held in I took this picture in April of this year when I went my daughter was This is an American youth soccer organization meeting It was at the same hotel So I took a picture of the hallway and the meeting rooms are off to the left and I just thought I would show that It's kind of an interesting concept, but the place is still going strongly the great place for meetings It's called B-roll It's you know, it's kind of leading up to the big story Yeah, and the story would be when you had the conference and you were there as one of what three Presenters yep. Well, I'm organizing and found this this Found this theory that sounds pretty good, but but we can't talk about it right now Because now We have to take a break When we come back sure, yeah Be better be better after we'll be better watch this Thank you for watching think tech I'm Grace Chang the new host for global connections You can find me here live every Thursday at 1 p.m We'll be talking to people around the islands or visiting the islands who are connected in various aspects of global affairs So please tune in and aloha and thanks for watching I'm Ethan Ellen host of likable science here on think tech Hawaii every Friday afternoon at 2 p.m You'll have a chance to come and listen and learn from scientists around the world Scientists who talk about their work in meaningful easy to understand ways And you'll come to appreciate science as a wonderful way of thinking way of knowing about the world You'll learn interesting facts interesting ideas. You'll be stimulated to think more Please come join us every Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. Here on think tech Hawaii for a likable science with me your host Ethan Allen Bingo, we're back think tech on research in Manoa with Jeff Taylor and Linda Martel talking about the origin of Earth and the moon comma in separable Okay, we got a new theory on the whole thing that's gonna happen now watch this pops out in 1984 And this painting is a very famous painting number six this painting is By William K. Hartman who is the inventor of the whole big impact theory and one of the Co-organizers of this conference that third one was a guy named Roger Phillips who recently retired from Southwest Research Institute, so Hartman is a painter as well as a scientist Which is a great gift to be able to illustrate your idea really great So he and a guy named on Davis came up with this idea that there's a lot of things kind of tell you like You were talking about before about these things flying around They like moon-sized objects and even bigger. Well, they thought maybe a Mars-sized object hit the earth and Sent debris into orbit So dug a dug a hole and through that a hole but it sets a violent event because they're coming in at 15 What's it coming in big bigger than 25,000 miles an hour because that's the Earth's escape velocity and This is a tremendous amount of energy involved and so it ends up making kind of a ring around the earth and we'll show up a movie of that in a bit, but it's it really is a a profoundly important event and Hartman was able to picture it so that that that Goes to the whole thing about gravity drawing Objects of space into the earth because it's bigger and it has a gravity and it grows fast and once it grows fast But then Jupiter too plays a role in all this because it changes the orbits of things and so Because it's big and so this object might have come from the vicinity of Mars even we don't know this for sure But it comes whip it in and it hits the earth The question is did it happen with Venus? Maybe it did but it hit it head on so he didn't have to spin to send stuff into orbit and keep it there But I have a question earlier we We debunked one of the theories because the moon doesn't have the metallic that earth has No metallic on the moon and therefore there's a real question about whether one of this came out of the Pacific basis One of the selling points of this idea is that the big impactor that's the size of Mars It's a tenth the diameter of the earth the Hartman actually has smaller in his picture, but It's already molten informed to core And when you do computer simulations of these things when actually certain people do the other I don't other people we have a tactical staff that They don't want to be called Anyway, it the metal big core That is way bigger than the moon itself actually ends up sinking through the earth into its core and the stuff that goes into orbit is from the rocky Outsides of the two objects Okay, and that's not metal and that solves the problem of the metal core and then to solve the problem to have spinning everything up so that you keep things in orbit and And so it's kind of a satisfying idea and everyone at this conference except for three people Barton to the idea to a woman's a captive guy woman's a fishing guy You know those people you can't think about and But the other guy was a really great lunar scientist and still is a great lunar scientist named Paul Warren He's that used to LA and he He on the field we had a field trip in between this first meeting and the origin of moon meeting to kill a whale and At the you know the volcano arts center. I'm sure Hartman has painting there for sale This guy Paul Warren buys the painting perfect and at the end of the conference He was one of the people who didn't buy into the idea yet What the painting but not the idea the idea. Yeah, it's still honest the painting You wanted to get it off the market Still still honest the painting it has it on display Beautifully in his house and taking care of special lights because he knows it's a nose It's important thing in his heart. He knows well. He actually he's Almost everyone has part into aspects of this whole thing now. Okay, let's look at the simulation now, okay? Or you will one more one more one more. Oh, here it is. Yeah, there it is. Okay this is done by Robin can up who's at Southwest research Institute in Boulder and There there are two objects come smashing into each other and it'll it'll play again We just have to have time It'll play it again when the two objects hit there. There's a color coding for a temperature The redder it's hotter the the temperatures of the really hot things get up to 7,000 kelvin and and and then you can see all the debris around the moon the little circles are actually a little Analytical grid points in the calculations. These are called 3d hydrodynamic codes. Of course. They are Really, you can't I don't go a day. Do I without saying 3d hydrodynamic code now? So that those codes are driven by though the real chemical evidence that we have from the rocks that the Apollo Interesting things about a vacuum so to speak no and and computer power The beauty of this 1984 conference is that computers had become cheaper And so you could have a little laboratory computer and run Simulation they were simpler than they are now But that came along and our knowledge of the impact process came along So these two things could be combined and and now all those things are much better than anything else And just as our chemical analyses are better than they were then yes So it's really is great and an interesting thing about the one of the interesting things about the big impact idea Is that it actually ties elements of all the other ideas together? Yes, and so the slide seven shows this Remember those other pictures we showed there they have those names fission capture and Coagulation growing together and and where they all intersect in ideas is that big impact theory now We call it the giant impact theory hypothesis, so we're still working on that That's what all of it has has some aspects You know the impact ships things off then quite chip it off It's not the right thing because it melts so much of it vaporizes even I mean this after this this cloud contains Rock vapor. I mean this is so hot rock vapor. Yeah. Wow, but it's so and it goes around so then it becomes There's a cloud of stuff like creating around the earth just like the coaguration But it captured it too because some of the materials coming from the big impactor and It does kind of fish in off a lot of material from the earth so it has elements of all of the ideas So it's like the Henry clay great compromiser theory of The origin of the moon, you know, it blends everything together. Can we look at that one more time just one? The rabbit okay, so I Understand the capture because the capture assumes that it's coming from space somewhere And the modifications instead of going around the earth it hits the earth I understand coaguration because well, I'm not sure I understand the the Implications of coaguration and big impact. I'm with fishing. I don't understand that because Because fishing assumes that it came from the earth and well it did. Yes. Yes, it isn't all of it It's some of them and the two things may merge and there is isotopic evidence that suggests that they merge Completely, I mean they got homogenized the whatever the composition of the big impactor and Came on sort of like that. Yeah. Yeah, what about the coaguration one the coaguration is once you do this And you remember at the end of the simulation which we should show again because it's so cool That's from the internet you hear about that and But once at the end of it you see this disc of stuff around it with the moon forms in that So in that sense, it's at that stage It's coagulating the earth is already formed. So that's a different but it accretes around the earth So what is this you know this theory here? Oh, there it is So this is what happened when it's something hit Something hit the earth and they do many there's a lot of variables the size of the object the velocity object in the angle With respect to the it should be consistent with geophysics geophysical. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yeah It's it's a it really is an interesting thing Well, yeah, I wanted to explore that so here we are and we've we found a theory that works that adopts Accidentally we're on purpose. You know all the theory all the three theories from before And now we have a better guess as to what happened how the moon okay But what does this teach us in the larger sense? What have we learned here that you know? That would be useful in space travel that be useful in understanding, you know the Formation of other Moons and places around other sun around other I mean it sounds like it would be it's a breakthrough of sorts, but but what is it? Conceptually, I think one of the most interesting things is that it tells us Planets there was a theory at first and then becomes a little more advanced or a hypothesis at first You know there you're making a guess and then it becomes firmer and firmer that the planets the interplanets Did formed by little things coming together starting with dust that became asteroid size than the asteroids became Moon to Mars size these things all kept whacking into each other until they were either ejected from the solar system by making a close pass to the Sun or something or made a bigger planet and There is hints that this is going on when we look at stars other stars and other The astronomers are looking for this kind of situation around other stars. Are there earth-like planets with moons? Similar to ours like a system like ours and we it could happen again And I may not hear not here. We're an older solar system about that But it could happen somewhere else and we could actually we in principle We may have we had a PSRD article that was written by one of our graduate students with a faculty member who is in Could have been in the Institute for Astronomy, but he's in geology and geophysics one of these broad multi-disciplinary people by Eric Guido's his name is I don't know if you've ever met him, but and David Trang was the student there would be it was part of a course project and There was a signal in the infrared around one of these very young stars that you can interpret as a big collision a collision like this would happen Instantaneously or it's for a slow motion well The event that ends up making the first ring around The earth, you know where there's a lot of debris and it's hot is a week a week And then the moon would form half the moon could form these are simulations done by Robin Canope who showed the one who made the one that we showed that It's a week to make half the moon and then a couple hundred years to finish the job You know this is instantaneous. I mean Yeah, well in the Bible they talk about what how it took So many days you do this and that so Maybe there's something we can learn You guys are great. This is terrific. This is a great examination So and it puts us there it puts us there in space watching these things happen So thank you very much Linda. You're great in great Martell Jeff Taylor


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I'm Tommy O'Brien coming to you live from Tf and then headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida 8 30 a.m. In one hour left to go in excuse me left to go We'll get it started one hour to go until the opening bell Wednesday morning We got markets starting off in positive territory Dow futures up a hundred and thirty six points trading at 28,842 at S&P's positive by 11 trading at 32 90 It's almost a solid 60 S&P points now off the low that we had on Monday Nasdaq futures up 46 points trading at 91 51 We've got oil up this morning trading up 47 cents at 53 90 not 53 95 the 10-year yield 1.62% will start things off this morning We'll start it off with the VIX as you'd expect quite a run from the lows We've had in the indices a couple days ago To the highs now 1524 as volatility gets sucked out of this market and indices continue to trade higher Lots of earnings this week going on We're gonna start it off with the indices before we jump into Apple and the likes of we have McDonald's this morning Starbucks AMD GE Wall Street 30 Dow 30 28,849 making pre-market session highs right now as we speak you back things up to yesterday the close of action There is your 4 p.m. Closing Bell at about 28,700 you see the volatility and you see that we trade higher for most of the overnight session S&P 500 pretty similar action last night. We got to pop it around 8 p.m. 8 p.m. Eastern time we're sitting about 32 76 we make it as high in the futures as 32 91 just off that level of 32 88 There's your Nasdaq 100 trading at 91 48 right up there near session highs as well Crude oil we mentioned trading higher. We get the EIA inventory number for crude two hours from right now 1030 a.m. Eastern time. I'll be on the air with Tom for those crude catching a bid up to 54 27 and the gold contract trading at 1569 actually made it to a low last night at 1562 and the euro US dollar under the 110 level training at 109 97 Getting right into the earnings the biggest of them all last night Apple rising as earnings and iPhone sales quote unquote smash Expectations quite a quarter for Apple taking in more than a billion dollars a day in revenue Quite a quarter indeed Apple's revenue up 9% to 91.8 billion dollars 90 days 91.8 billion not bad beating its own guidance Apple's earnings partially powered by iPhone revenue up 8% On the strength of that iPhone 11 the new iPhone models 55.96 billion dollars Apple trying to become a services company away from the iPhone But pretty remarkable in the quarter 60 billion dollars straight iPhone sales breaking it down further There's your earnings per share 499 the estimate only 455. There's the revenue number 91.8 billion versus 88.5 you think about it So this is the holiday quarter usually their biggest quarter to remarkable to think that as we come into Next year Apple could have potentially a hundred billion dollar revenue quarter as they approach it I mean just staggering numbers iPhone revenue 55.96. They were only looking for 51 point six two the thing to remember is They have been trying to transition to a revenue company for services away from the iPhone But boy, oh boy, they really crushed it out of the park and iPhone sales Does this warrant the multiples that Apple is trading at right now? That's the discussion you're hearing around Wall Street right now because Services revenue actually misses 12.7 billion versus 13.07 other products now a 10 billion dollar Quarterly number 10 billion versus 9.52 the margins they beat 38.4 versus 38.1 And then in terms of revenue 63 to 67 billion they got quite a range there the market though only expecting 62.5 So above it across the board and margins in terms of guidance 38 to 39 the expectation 38.2 checking in on Apple Up about a little more than 2% last time I checked spiked all the way to 327 90 now trading 323 96 closed yesterday at 317 Apple had quite a banner day yesterday though itself went from 307 Up to almost 317 $10 up almost 3% Yesterday ahead of the earnings and still looking open higher this morning other companies out there reporting this morning You got Boeing they'll have quite an interesting conference call I imagine this morning Boeing posting first annual loss in more than two decades as the 737 max crisis Continues will jump over to their chart in a moment But last time I checked Boeing trading higher on these numbers Boeing posting its first annual loss since 1997 due to that 737 max crisis Boeing's bill from the crashes has roughly doubled to nearly $19 billion and Boeing said it lost six hundred and thirty six million in 2019 marking the company's first annual loss since 1997 in stark contrast to the profit it posted 10.46 billion in 2018 before that second crash the dismal results come as Boeing struggling through the crisis of the 737 max Boeing reported a loss of 233 a share for the fourth quarter last year Revenue in the last three months of the year dropped 37% to almost 18 billion compared to 28.34 billion you got to keep in mind they got all these planes You're sitting there in storage waiting to sell as they can't push them out to their customers The debacle's cost bowings cost to Boeing are rising to more than 18 billion the company said roughly double What it outlined in the previous quarter that amount includes an additional 2.6 billion pre-tax charge Compensate airlines and other max customers because the grounding Boeing had taken a 5.6 billion Pre-tax charge in the second quarter to compensate its customers jumping over to Boeing shares this morning as I said last time I checked there you go quite a charge higher on those numbers the market like certainty Maybe the market was just a little bit worried that things could be even worse coming into this not really sure any type of certainty 32801 that's $12 that's up more than 4% right now for Boeing from where they closed yesterday at 366 other stocks big week of earnings this week this week alone 145 stocks of the S&P 500 reporting I believe we get Facebook after the bell jumping over though McDonald's earnings the headline here beating Wall Street estimates last time I checked on wall McDonald's trading lower We'll jump over to their chart in a moment But Boeing beating Wall Street estimates helped by price hikes as US traffic foot traffic declined now Walmart one of excuse me Walmart McDonald's one of the stories out there in terms of closing stores in China But getting into the numbers earnings per share buck 97 versus a buck 96 Revenue right in line 5.3 versus 5.3 Global same-store sales. These are always just mammoth numbers 5.9% versus 5.2. That's across the entire globe. It's just remarkable that they can beat Even when the expectations 5.2, but jumping over to McDonald's big Mac shares this morning Yeah, got a spike to 214 But as I mentioned actually trade down to 208 looking open marginally lower McDonald's this morning trading at 209 20 And other earnings out there on the front as we wrap up this segment We'll get into this one after the bell But we got star Starbucks outpaces earnings estimates, but warrants coronavirus could hit fiscal 2020 we'll leave that lingering as we go to the break checking back in on the futures markets S&P's right now. There is your chart. There is the low that I mentioned For the fear on Monday 32 33. There's the gap from Sunday night to the open on Monday We basically closed that gap now as the markets charge back coronavirus now up to about 6,000 people in China We'll touch on that as well. Stay tuned folks. 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How about g e trading up now 7 percent the headline earnings top expectations G's closely watched metric of industrial free cash flow came in at 2.3 billion for 2019 Topping its own guidance of between zero and two billion not bad Their numbers 21 cents a share versus 18 cents expected you have revenue of 26.24 billion The number they were looking for was 25.57 While the company's quarterly results were better than expected g e's 2020 earnings forecast came in below what analyst surveyed g e said expects earnings of 50 to 60 cents a share next year below 67 cents they were looking g e's forecast for industrial free cash flow next year also higher than expected though That probably a big number as they got to get their their act in order cash flow a big deal Cash flow will come in at 2 to 4 billion in 2020 notably above the 1.2 The market seems to be reacting to the fact that they're going to have cash to turn around this company Look at that charging higher closed yesterday at 11 73 looking to open at 12 55 this morning quite a number And other news out here weekly mortgage applications surging over 7 percent as rates fall on coronavirus fears the 10 year right now I believe we're sitting at about 1.62 percent. Yes, we are 1.622 to be exact Morgan Morgan trades fell to their lowest level since november and that sent current borrowers and potential home buyers to their lenders Applications to refinance a home loan which are most sensitive to biggest interest rate swings increased 8 percent for the week And we're 140 percent. Excuse me 146 percent higher than a year ago mortgage application applications to purchase a home increased 5 percent for the week and were a strong 17 percent Higher than one year ago overall mortgage application volume jumped 7.2 Percent last week from the previous week according to the mortgage bankers association seasonally adjusted index The average contract interest rate for 30 year fixed rate mortgage with conforming loan balances decreased to 3.81 Percent from 3.87 with points ranging Excuse me the points increasing from 0.28 For loans with a 20 down payment still a pretty magnificent number 3.8 percent in a 30 year Big numbers as you'd expect as we get a decrease in rates with the market escalating to the downside a bit In terms of what else we have happening. I encourage you to check out on the front page of tfnn We get the morning market report up there this morning We talk about the apple beating the iphone sales some of the headlines that i've talked about in the program this morning Morning market report So we have the futures numbers. We have apple numbers in here that i got into as well There's your apple chart this morning. I wanted to touch on the big week of earnings So today the two biggest of them all for today facebook and Microsoft some of the others we already touched on we have bowing AT&T i'll pull up that chart in a moment McDonald's we touched on as well after the bell also tesla quite a chart We'll pull up facebook microsoft and tesla right now to see how they are trading ahead of Their earnings facebook closed yesterday at 2 17 79 getting a pop this morning Okay, there we go. I was making sure earnings on 129 after the market think or swim. They're just letting us know get ready for them And 2 21 is where it's trading at right now. I love to get into the analyze tab Let's see what kind of a move we're expecting on facebook as they're going to look for their ad sales $9 and 60 cents right now is what the market is pricing in Basically, if you're buying a put and you're buying a call at the money for almost one day That's what you're going to be paying combined for a one move One way move one way or the other about ten dollars almost on facebook. They're pricing in microsoft Microsoft looking at about a five dollar and 46 Price movement closed yesterday at 165 46 and tesla Let's see how much volatility the market's looking for tesla. How about that one folks $52 As you get a little bit of volatility priced into the chart of tesla and that equity still quite a number five 6690 tesla closed at yesterday the market pricing in $52 that that price may move that that chart may move It wouldn't make sense if you're going to be selling a put and a call to somebody and you're going to be absorbing premium How much premium are you going to want to absorb on a stock like tesla if you're going to give them the Availability of defined risk.  So there's facebook. We touched on There's your microsoft chart closed yesterday at 165 46 looking to open at 167 27 and we set on microsoft $5 and change the price That's factored in for the one day move on microsoft and tesla closed yesterday at one excuse me 566 90 up at about 572 50 right now tesla though excuse me $52 Priced into the movement of that equity as they report earnings after the belted day Stay tuned folks. We'll be coming back to wrap things up in the program. 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Well, when, when a person comes to you initially, you know, exploring the idea and exploring the idea for getting help from you, is there a question that you always ask, what's your favorite question to ask, you know, somebody who's come to you for funding, whether you fund them or not as a different question, but what's your favorite first question that you ask? And what is the last question that you once again check before you decide to go ahead and partner with them? I wish I had a script like that. I don't, I'm more of a listener. You know, I want to hear the founder. I want to just really be in an active listening mode. If there are questions, it's because I'm not understanding what their product is. Okay. So, and too much time has gone by and they're not focused on the product. So I want to course correct them to talk about the product. Because first to me, I have to connect into their vision and connect into the product. Too often they want to talk about, this is a $20 billion market.  I mean, we have zero revenue right now, right? So if it's a $20 billion market, you have no focus, right? Because you can't chase a $20 billion market, right? Like saying e-commerce will be, you know, $100 billion market. So be it, but what are you going to do in that, right? Tell me how you're going to get to, you know, 10 million revenue and then 100 million revenue in the next five years, I'd be thrilled and happy. You should be thrilled and happy. So the $100 billion market is irrelevant to our conversation. So sometimes too much time goes by and we are still not understanding what is that unique insight? What is that vision of the product? So if I ask questions, it is really, you know, I'm not satisfied till I understand what the product is. And if we spend enough time and I can't get the articulation of the product, then I'm actually don't pursue that investment. So there isn't the first question or a last question that way, right? That's kind of the, you know, tick. It is a, you know, a lot of small things. Sometimes you may be pushing them to get this clarity on the product and they get very irritated or they get very defensive and, you know, about it. And, you know, I know that we are not going to be successful in a board meeting, challenging the founder. Challenging is not in a bad way.  They're not supposed to just stand there and be a cheerleader. They do that too, but there is, you know, you shouldn't get a board member who can't challenge you and push you to your next level of thinking and next level of being, you know. And, you know, sometimes people say, oh, how can I have a good board meeting? To me, a good board meeting is where we have argued a lot, okay? Which means that there is things to discuss and it's not about everybody agreeing. And not that we need to have disagreement. That's not what I'm saying, but, you know, there has to be enough high quality debate and discussion. Are we able to do that? So, you know, sometimes in the interaction, you discover that it is not possible to have a high quality debate and discussion with the founder and that then is not interesting to me because we are gonna clash a lot, you know, later. So that isn't the first or the second question but I think generally when we meet founders, you know, I at least tend to be in a active listening mode to pick up what is the differentiation? What are they emphasizing? What is their focus and so forth?


All right, we have the Vikings. I made sure to schedule this game. That's why it is important to have the 8 to 10 people that have no shot at winning, but still want to play. So important to have those guys. All right, so we're playing the Arizona Cardinals. Let's take a look at their team real quick. We're playing the Arizona Cardinals. This guy is, I don't know if he hasn't been in playoffs or anything like that, but he's got Nick Chubb. Jalen Hertz, Hall of Famer. Nick Chubb, so that'll be a handful. Jamar Chase, OK. Some fast wire receivers. The new Jalen Hyatt, his rookie. Tough, tough, tough. Zach Martin, there's like no front seven. Kendall Fuller, Avante Maddox, Josiah Scott, Marcus Jones. So it looked like absolutely no defense. So Nick Chubb, it looks like kind of weak on the defense. Can't lie to the boys. Let's see though, let's get it. I get it, I get it, I get it. 76 overall defense. So yeah, maybe he isn't too tough on a defense. We need this win. We need this win in a big way. We had a great offseason. The team is much better, much more improved. But it's got to show in the field, boys. It's got to show in the field. This is the first step of that as another road game. Minnesota Vikings heading into Arizona. State Farm Stadium, Glendale, Arizona. The home of the worst turf in the NFL. Can we agree on that after watching the Super Bowl? I don't know how they get away with that. The side father was definitely a Chiefs fan. Some would say it was rigged. I don't know if I want to go that far to say that. But it was definitely a little fishy in the Super Bowl there, boys. Definitely a little fishy. Mixing does, baby. That's what mixing does. Just the slowest player I've played in my life. Move. I'm telling you, all these differences here. You can tell how fast somebody said it's one of the biggest differences. One of the biggest differences is just how fast people set up what's in the right spot. Move. Let's go move. CFM stands for Connected Franchise League. That means I'm connected with 31 other users controlling a team and we play out seasons. We get a draft. We got free agency. We build our rosters, make trades, connected franchise mode. Some would say they need to fix it. I would tell you it could be better. Otson. Otson. Now, people always get mad. We're a three-man rush, no good pressure. Other ones like one of those, one of those to drive. That's all I need. Jacobs. Jacobs was up top. Good pass protection. Can't lie. Was that, I mean, if normally a four-man rush gets me, great pass for a second there. Come here. Oh, that's Nick Chubb. Battle's not ready for that yet. Oh, battle's not ready for that yet. I mean, I'm going to be honest, man. The fact this guy has Nick Chubb is just like a waste. Like, he hasn't given him a ball one time. Now, I know the run isn't that good in this game, but why the hell do you have Nick Chubb? Seriously.  Let's go, Dean. Grab it. How's that on your feet, kid? What are we doing? Oh, my God. Moved into a horse? They're 11, pass for 11. You know, I needed to learn that shade. You're going to be eating. You're going to be dominating that. I already know. Ready? Dean. It's for like $1,500 or something like that. OK, break. Doug, that's the reason why man coverage is good. It's just random. Like, nobody has a clue of what's going to happen. Madden's never been this random. Madden has never been this random. Don't know what's going to happen every play. It's never been like this. I swear to God, it's never been this bad. Hey, hey, hey. Oh, but when I needed you in the playoffs, Kyler Murray, you sold the bag, Kyler Murray. When I needed you in the playoffs, you s**t the bed. But you're making that throw against Jim Maisie. Come on, man.  What a regular season player, Kyler Murray. Dean, why would they click me on battle right there? Snead just like, dude, Snead catches that with ease, boys. The boys moving a little different right now. The boys moving a little different right now. And who's right there? Dodson. Dodson might have changed. Dodson, ready? Dodson, another one. Dodson going crazy. Yo, the second-year player. Dude, Dodson? This new cerebral says he milks the clock, so he doesn't get auto runoff when he's spamming people. Oof is just different this year. My mic is bad. Oh, it's like low. A lot of game. Yep, yep, yep, yep. That's where it was. Michael, oh. Maybe Moss on play, I don't know. Steven's lurky for the shot part two. Well, pro tip. I saw him man up the outside guy when I motioned him up, so I know he had no zone underneath there if he were to blitz. And once that guy blitzed, there was nobody to guard the running back. And I knew that that guy that was manned up with his back would be turned, and we got a perfect block, easy. What's that, battle? Two battles having themself a day. Oh my God, bro. It's just like, it's just gone, man. You just can't. This guy's scoring. Are these people? Go boys. How are you like this open here, kid? Dean! Don't give me a safety, thank you. Bro, two drags are just frying my man coverage. We gotta train these guys a lot, man. One thing we gotta do is just train these guys. This is Smith. He'd be fired, no adjustments. This is just, you got a basic one or something. I don't know if adjustments for move. Bro, these dudes lose like this every week. That's what he do. Yo, Tim Patrick's scoring on you, yeah. If Tim Patrick is scoring on you, oh man. If TP's scoring on you, oh man. That's tough. That's tough. That's why, if you guys realize, we were online before 9 p.m. Eastern. I was not playing with this game. We needed this. Battle? Dotton with another tackle? Man, that's what I mean. Why do you not give him the ball more? I feel like, why do you even have a chub? Like, you should trade chub. That's up on me. Dog, like, we cannot stay with these guys.   You can go kick rocks with that, okay?  I'll respect it. I'm not cerebral to nerves. I will not run the score up on you. I will not call my timeouts, but don't pass the ball here, kid.  Yeah, run the clock out. Dog, I just cannot cover or drag the jail and hide it. This is just, man, coverage is just not good enough. And then I moved, like, dude, that's just gotta be a pick.  That's why you need pick artists for when they make those mistakes like that. GGs, the Vikings role. I don't even know who really went off on my team. I don't know. Dotton, huge game for Dotton? Greg, oh, look at these upgrades right here, boys. My boys, my boys. There they are. Let's go, man. Three studs. All right, Greg Jr., to get inside shade, he needs what, boys? Man to man, man covers, press, everything. Yeah, he can't get it yet, 75 overall. We're getting there, though, boys. We're getting there. Hybrid, Jordan battle. I did a slide last time, and he told me do man to man. Man covers, zone covers, battle. This dude's gonna be a stud. Lamar Dotton. He needs edge threat, dude, which means speed rusher. I'll just keep you spamming speed rusher. Right? This has gotta be for edge threat. 90 speed rusher. Double or nothing is 85 power rusher. 80 overall. Let's go. Dotton, two finesse move. I get a new ability. I don't, I lied. The only thing with Dotton is he thinks people think he's good because he's got recuperation. 85 speed, 86 finesse move. 18 for 20, 438, seven touchdowns.  Muth had three touchdowns. His best game, really, 122. Joe Mixon had a tutty. Tim Patrick. Jackson Smith and Jigba. I should have forced him to ball a little bit more, but that was my first time I ever played a s**t in this league, ever. Because all the other, because I learned that I have to schedule it easy so o'clock, I have to be on the right.