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A Reading from the Book of Paul

Ask a Spaceman!

Paul M. Sutter

Astrophysics, Science, Cosmos, Holes, Black, Astronomy, Natural Sciences, Universe, Cosmology, Space, Physics

4.8853 Ratings

🗓️ 25 September 2018

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

Today I'm reading a sample from my new book, Your Place in the Universe!

I'm also sharing details about how you can a) buy the book, b) contribute to my Patreon to get an autographed copy, c) get my book tour to swing by your neighborhood, and d) buy the book some more! 

Transcript

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0:00.0

So by now you should know that I kind of sort of wrote a book and it's going to be published

0:07.2

on November 20th, 2018.

0:09.8

And I'm going to do a reading from the book from one of the chapters.

0:13.3

I don't know if I'm even allowed to do that.

0:15.4

I didn't exactly check.

0:17.2

So this episode may be up for like a day.

0:20.6

And then my publisher will say,

0:21.9

you're not supposed to do that. And it will go away. But we'll live in this moment.

0:26.7

We'll do it while we can. We'll be renegades together. And I will do a reading. But first,

0:30.8

I got to do some bids. And if you don't want to hear about any of the business,

0:34.5

just skip ahead five minutes or so. And we'll get to the bookie parts. Because I want to hear about any of the business, just skip ahead five minutes or so, and we'll get to

0:37.9

the booky parts. Because I want to tell you about the stuff surrounding the book itself, because

0:44.3

the book exists, and it will be out there, it will be published, and there's other things

0:50.7

associated with the book. You don't understand exactly what I mean. One, the book itself

0:57.6

is about our universe. Surprisingly short, considering the topic is 13.8 billion years and 90 billion

1:08.3

light years across. But there it is. It's also the story of our relationship

1:15.1

with the universe. It's the story of how we came to know the universe scientifically, how we

1:22.2

grappled with it, how we made advances in technology that unlocked more and more mysteries and wonders about the

1:30.9

universe of how for every question answered, 10 more were raised.

1:36.5

And it's something that I loved and I still do.

1:42.4

I chose to be an astrophysicist and a cosmologist because I love these

1:46.4

topics and it was so so fun to like write down these stories. These are almost like my

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