Comments on: Professor Brian Cox Gay? Answered

By: French Fancy

French Fancy — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 10:10:03 +0000

I can’t believe all these comments about his sexuality. He doesn’t seem at all gay to me and so what anyway? He makes non-scientific people like me watch science programmes and actually understand what the hell is going on in our universe.

He’s also very funny – I love the story about finding where the red car was parked at Disneyland (youtube it folks)

By: Dr. David Deak

Dr. David Deak — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 15:28:32 +0000

As a physicist and a Brit, I truly like B. E. Cox, a fine lad and great physicist. His choice of being discerning and fortunate enough to have Gia as his wife, places him in the class of super hetero. He carries an iron fist in a velvet glove.
His celebrity as BBC series host is spot on. I would rather see him commenting on physics that that over ripe dongle guy named Michio Kaku. Kaku is nothing more than a self centred, head up his arse twit. Go search him out and you will beg for the presence of Brian Cox.

By: Simon

Simon — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 15:03:06 +0000

“Gay is not scientifically definable”

Right now true, but the LHC is going to fix that. :p

By: Sarah

Sarah — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 20:12:33 +0000

Gay is not scientifically definable. He made me laugh tho when he showed such interest in the butt plug on the Jonathan Ross show.

Would be interesting to know if he has any South East Asian ancestry, looking at those distinctive eyes of his…

By: Andy

Andy — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 10:06:01 +0000

Wonders…
Awesome TV. Glad I stumbled across it. Watching from NZ and can’t wait until it’s on TV here.

By: Matthew

Matthew — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 03:28:24 +0000

@ ‘ProductBE’

Jesus, fella, don’t be so rude. That’s the lady’s husband you’re sniping at, and just because he has something of a celebrity status doesn’t mean you have a right to be rude.

1: Being his wife means she knows him better than you. Therefore, he isn’t gay because she says so.

2: Now you’re being a dick for the hell of it. I’ve just seen him on the J. Ross show and he doesn’t look a day over 35, so again his wife is correct.

3: He’s a celeb scientist because he’s clever, has charisma and has a damned good face for TV. Do you think they put him on the LHC team because he had a couple of albums out? His past counts for nothing in the world of academia…I can assure you of that.

4: I’m pretty sure everyone has killed a fly…so on that I’ll say no more.

5: Well I got from him in interviews that he isn’t as closed minded as to say that a higher power categorically doesn’t exist, rather that he won’t put blind faith in one…like any good scientist. I’d say that makes him agnostic to an extent.

By: Donna

Donna — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 07:28:00 +0000

Not quite sure why it matters whether someone is gay or not. However, I am sure that any man who can get my 12 year old son and 22 year old daughter to sit down together to watch a science programme is possessed of super human powers. Oh, and if I were you Gia, I’d be checking the attic for a hidden portrait…

By: rod

rod — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 07:22:41 +0000

Oh well, glad he’s not gay and married..

I will always have the biggest absolute crush of this beautiful man…

Sign me
gay man, dr. cox’s age

By: Simon

Simon — Fri, 29 May 2009 17:08:05 +0000

1. Gay and straight is rarely black and white. I feel sorry for anyone who doesn’t stray into the middle ground. It’s really quite fun if you open up to your inner self ;)

2. It’s all that time spent underground and in labs. My skin in ultra cooked from high altitude UV. I hate Brian’s ability to permanently look 16 years old!! Bastard!

3.I’ve followed Brian since discovering an English bloke was working at Fremilab years ago. He’s a geek celebrity to other geeks. I only found that out today he was in D:ream on his Wikipedia page. Talented in both hemispheres of his brain!

4. Depriving life unnecessarily of anything, plant or animal is, well, unnecessary. Sometimes it’s necessary. BTW, I expect Brian’s secret volcano lair to rise from the center of the LHC any day now!

5. I think as a scientist you can’t rule out a creator because there is no evidence either way. Science is based on evidence so to decide there is no god is IMO closed minded. I often think god is some ultra physics dude, like Brian, and were just an experiment. Who created ultra physics dude? Who says that in their reality things have to be created to exist, that’s a law of our universe, maybe not theirs? I should add I don’t believe there is a god who answers prayers, gives a crap about your day to day problems, provides harps and clouds for eternity and I don’t follow any religion. I would like to start the Nice religion. A religion without a god to worship and it’s bible simple says “Be nice to each other!” Who’s in?

By: Lucy Freer" - Cox"

Lucy Freer" - Cox" — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 07:56:35 +0000

i love brian cox. and once i emailed him to say this… and he replied.. with a :)

Genius scientfic response!