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| Erik Thompson | Himself - Narrator | |
| Michio Kaku | Himself - City Univ. of New York | |
| Alex Filippenko | Himself - UC Berkeley | |
| Neil Degrasse Tyson | Himself - American Museum of Natural HJistory | |
| Michelle Thaller | Herself - Research Scientist / NASA / CalTech | |
| Rob Roy Britt | Himself - livescience.com | |
| Albert Einstein | Himself - Physicist | |
| Clifford V. Johnson | Himself - Physicist / Univ. of Southern California | |
| Greg Laughlin | Himself - UC Santa Cruz | |
| Amy Mainzer | Herself - Astronomer / NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory | |
| Chris McKay | Himself - NASA / Ames Research Center | |
| Sean Carroll | Himself - Astronomer / Cal Tech | |
| Laura Danly | Herself - Astronomer / Griffith Observatory | |
| Edwin Hubble | Himself - Astronomer | |
| Adam Showman | Himself - Planetary Scientist / University of Arizona | |
| Erik Thompson | Self - Narrator | |
| Michio Kaku | Self - City Univ. of New York | |
| Alex Filippenko | Self - UC Berkeley | |
| Neil Degrasse Tyson | Self - American Museum of Natural HJistory | |
| Michelle Thaller | Self - Research Scientist / NASA | |
| Albert Einstein | Self - Physicist | |
| Rob Roy Britt | Self - livescience.com | |
| Clifford V. Johnson | Self - Physicist / Univ. of Southern California | |
| Amy Mainzer | Self - Astronomer / NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory | |
| Greg Laughlin | Self - UC Santa Cruz | |
| Laura Danly | Self - Astronomer / Griffith Observatory | |
| Chris McKay | Self - NASA | |
| Sean Carroll | Self - Astronomer / Cal Tech | |
| Adam Showman | Self - Planetary Scientist / University of Arizona | |
| Geoff Marcy | Self - UC Berkeley | |
| Edwin Hubble | Self - Astronomer | |
| David Grinspoon | Self - Astrobiologist / Denver Museum of Nature & Science | |
| Fritz Zwicky | Self - Astronomer | |
| Jerry Linenger | Self - Author / 'Off the Planet' | |
| Matt Malkan | Self - Univ. of California / Los Angeles | |
| Neil F. Comins | Self - Astronomer | |
| Mark Morris | Self - Univ. of Southern California / Los Angeles | |
| John Brandenberg | Self - Physicist / Orbital Technologies | |
| Stephen Hawking | Self - Physicist and Author | |
| Neil Armstrong | Self - Apollo 9 Astronaut |
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Beth Dietrich
Martin Gillam Douglas J. Cohen Kelly Ficklin |
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| Schrijver |
Darryl Rehr
Arthur Drooker Laura Verklan Brittany Graham |
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| Camerawerk |
Michael Barry
Tom Collins Jason Newfield |
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Eric Amdahl
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From the planets to the stars and out to the edge of the unknown, history and science collide in this epic exploration of the Universe and its mysteries. It's a very old universe. Yet just 50 years since man first ventured into outer space, the heavens are yielding their greatest secrets. Robotic rovers give us eyes on the red rock of Mars--NASA probes slam into comets at hyper speed--deep-space telescopes capture violent images of the birth of stars and their collapse into black holes. All have significantly changed the way we see ourselves. We wonder, is there anywhere else out there that that can support life? Episodes examine how discoveries were made and the scientists and explorers who dared to venture into the uncharted territory of the universe. |
| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 27-11-2007 1. Alien Planets | ||
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Have planet hunters finally found proof of other Earthlike worlds? Astronomers have now discovered over two hundred alien worlds, beyond our solar system, that were unknown just a decade ago
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 4-12-2007 2. Cosmic Holes | ||
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We know black holes exist, and now scientists are trying to confirm that other holes lurk in hyperspace.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 11-12-2007 3. Mysteries of the Moon | ||
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A closer look at the beacon in the dark sky reveals an ever-present source of myth, intrigue, controversy and unsolved mysteries
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 18-12-2007 4. The Milky Way | ||
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We used to think that Earth was at the center of the universe, but now we know we're not even at the center of our own galaxy. Countless wonders exist between where earth is situated and the massive black hole at the galactic center of our solar system. Within the Milky Way can be found the debris of old, dying stars fueling the birth of new stars and at the galactic center hypervelocity stars get catapulted clear beyond the Milky Way's outer rim at unimaginable speeds. Come along for a guided tour of 100,000 light-year-wide family of stars and stellar phenomena we call The Milky Way.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 8-1-2008 5. Alien Moons | ||
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Travel from the inner solar system to the Kuiper Belt and explore the moons surrounding the planets of the solar system. Many of these moons that were once unknown are now on the cutting edge of astronomical study.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 15-1-2008 6. Dark Matter | ||
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Scientists have no idea what it is, but Dark Matter and Dark Energy make up 96% of the Universe. Dark Matter is everywhere. It passes through everything we know on earth at billions of particles every second, yet no one has ever gotten a direct detection of this mysterious dark substance. An even more bewildering force is Dark Energy, which is rapidly pushing apart our Universe. Discovered only ten years ago, scientists are struggling to comprehend its unusual characteristics and answer the ultimate question; what is the fate of our Universe?
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 29-1-2008 7. Astrobiology | ||
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Does life exist on other planets? Astrobiology is a visionary new science that searches for life in space by combining the disciplines of astronomy, biology and geology. How did life evolve on Earth? What will life look like on other planets? These and other pertinent questions will be answered by a diverse group of scientists.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 5-2-2008 8. Space Travel | ||
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When man finally broke free of the Earth's gravitational pull the dream of traveling to other planets became a reality. Today scientists are proposing a bizarre array of technologies in the hope of traveling faster through space, from space craft sporting sails that catch laser beams, to propulsion engines powered by a bizarre entity known as anti-matter.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 12-2-2008 9. Supernovas | ||
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A stellar explosion, the supernova is the sensational death of a star. It can shine as bright as 100 billion suns and radiate as much energy as the Sun would emit over 10 billion years. Jets of high-energy light and matter are propelled into space and can cause massive gamma ray bursts and emit intense X-ray radiation for thousands of years. Astronomers believe that this process creates the very building blocks of planets, people and plants.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 19-2-2008 10. Constellations | ||
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A constellation is a group of stars that are connected together to form a figure or picture. Explore some of the 88 official constellations and learn about some of the highlights of each.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 26-2-2008 11. Unexplained Mysteries | ||
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A look at myths and mysteries concerning the universe. Includes a possibility that life can be sustained on Mars, an examination of time travel, and the theory of a Dark Star as a companion of our sun. Also, a closer look at the Big Bang theory.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 4-3-2008 12. Cosmic Collisions | ||
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Our universe is a cosmic shooting gallery, gravity is moving everything around & things will collide. Astronomers are attempting to understand how collisions occur in space.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 11-3-2008 13. Colonizing Space | ||
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Space colonization is no longer the fodder of sci-fi, it's becoming a reality. The efforts are underway to establish a colony on Mars, how they plan to grow food, recycle wastewater & introduce greenhouse gases to revive the Red Planet & make it habitable for us.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 1-4-2008 14. Nebulas | ||
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Nebulae are clouds of gas that aren't classified as stars, planets, moons or asteroids. Astronomers use the most sophisticated techniques to view them since they are practically invisible to the naked eye.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 8-4-2008 15. Wildest Weather Of The Cosmos | ||
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Imagine a tornado so powerful, it can form a planet or how about rain made of iron.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 15-4-2008 16. Biggest Things in Space | ||
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Discover which is the largest planet, star, star cluster, constellation, black hole, volcano, galaxy, explosions, moon, storm, impact crater and void in space.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 22-4-2008 17. Gravity | ||
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Explore how science and humanity discovered, overcame and utilized gravity.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 29-4-2008 18. Cosmic Apocalypse | ||
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The Universe as we know it is condemned to death. Space, matter and even time will one day cease to exist and there's nothing we can do about it. Harsh realities are revealed about the future of our Universe; it may collapse and burn or it might be gripped by a galactic ice age. Either of these scenarios might be a long way off. However, our Universe could suddenly be destroyed by a "random quantum fluctuation", a bubble of destruction that can obliterate the entire cosmos in the blink of an eye. No matter how it ends, life in our Universe is doomed.
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| Seen it: Yes 19. Backyard Astonomers | ||
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