Welcome to Star Talk.

Your place in the universe where science and pop culture collide.

Star Talk begins right now.

This is Star Talk.

And I'm your host, your personal astrophysicist, Neil deGrasse Tyson.

And I serve as the director of the Hayden Planetarium right here in New York City

at the American Museum of Natural History.

And this edition of Star Talk is one what we call cosmic queries.

And we've solicited questions from our fan base and all the various social media.

On the topic of the role of science in the formation of our morality.

And I can't do that alone. I could try it.

But we got people who thought way more deeply on this than I have.

But before I get to our principal guest, let me just introduce my co-host Eugene Merman, Eugene A.

Hello, Ne. Welcome back to Star Talk.

Thank you.

And there's a man sitting to your right.

I know I can see him.

So this is of course Michael Schumer.

If you don't know this guy, he's founder and editor-in-chief of Skeptics.

Skeptics, it's a magazine.

It's a magazine.

I don't believe it.

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