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Hey Daniel, I've got a dumb question. Oh, those are always the hardest questions to answer.

Why is it hard to come with a dumb answer? Is that what you mean? No, what people call dumb questions are sometimes really simple deep questions and those are the hardest but sometimes the most fun to tackle.

Okay, here's my dumb question Daniel. Where does space start? You know, like, technically we are in space but we don't think of ourselves in space where sort of under.

There's an official definition, 100 kilometers up, that's the official beginning of space and stuff and that sounds totally made up because it's a perfectly round number.

Alright, well I guess the question is what is a space, right? It's kind of like when you no longer have air or when there's a vacuum.

Yeah, exactly. You know when you're out there, like deep into space, you know when you're not there, you're on earth and the boundary between them is a bit fuzzy.

You know, it's sort of like growing up, you know, officially you're grown up when you turn 18 but it's not like a moment when you suddenly get wisdom and context and vision and understanding and perspective and you can make grown up decisions.

You know, something that very slowly happens. Well, officially the government does give you a certificate when you're 18.

That's right. Please register for the army. Congratulations on being an adult.

Yeah, you think technically I have grown up, like technically you may never grow up.

That's right, you and Peter Pan are officially not grown up. Peter Pan the first aspirant. That's probably true too.

Hi, I'm Jorge. I'm a cartoonist and the creator of PhD comics. Hi, I'm Daniel Whites and I'm a particle physicist. I work at Surns, smashing stuff together to reveal the secrets of the universe and I am not a cartoonist.

That's right. I also, I forgot to mention I'm also not a physicist. But in any case, welcome to our podcast, Daniel and Jorge explain the universe, a production of I Heart Radio, where we explain all the crazy and amazing things that are out there in the universe and we have long conversations about it.

That's right. We're going to take a mind blowing tour of all the crazy stuff out there in the universe and the most important thing is that we're going to do our best to explain the way that actually makes sense to you and hopefully entertains you along the way.

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