The subtitles introduce the idea of a Fixie Eater with horns and tentacles, but it is quickly debunked as Fixie Eaters are not real. The discussion then transitions to detailing the planets in our solar system from Mercury to Neptune. The importance of telescopes in helping astronomers understand the organization of the solar system is also highlighted.
### Methodology
1. Introduction of a fictional creature, the Fixie Eater, with menacing features.
2. Dismissal of the existence of Fixie Eaters as they are not real.
3. Description of the planets in our solar system in order of proximity to the sun.
4. Emphasis on the role of telescopes in expanding human knowledge about the solar system.
### Speakers
- Not applicable
Notable Quotes
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00:01
— « about tentacles oh yeah I think I know who that is it's a fixie
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00:11
— « us but fixie eaters they don't exist for real
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00:30
— « then astronomers could finally see how our solar system is organized
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00:37
— « the closest planet to our sun is a small planet called Mercury then comes the planet Venus then our Earth then Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus and Neptune »