You know what time it is. It's time for Ask a Space Man. I'm your host, Paul Sutter. You've got questions and I've got answers. You know how this show works, but let's dive in one more time. You go online to Twitter, Facebook, use the hashtag Ask a Space Man, send me some questions.

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Those are my names, all of them.

But you smush them together into one, so that's how you find me into Facebook and Twitter.

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We have one simple goal with this show, complete knowledge of time and space.

It is a long, dangerous, treacherous path, but we're going to get there together, aren't we?

Hand in hand, never leaving your side.

On the road to that destination of complete knowledge of time and space. First, I have a disclaimer.

I mean well. I really do. I don't intend, and certainly when I started Ask a Spaceman, I certainly didn't intend for like almost every single episode to end up being about

quantum field theory. And I've done a few episodes already involving quantum field theory. And I really, really resisted the temptation to do it again.

But this topic, this question is just so juicy. I just had to do it. I had to give in,

it's about black holes and I haven't done a black hole episode in a while. And so I felt it was

time and this was a good topic on black holes but then like

it turns out the whole episode is going to be about quantum field theory again and I don't

like I don't I don't try to make every episode about quantum field.

It just comes in all over the place because these are the questions you're asking.

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