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Light Fantastic

God is light. In all cultures, there is a close association between light and divinity, between life and creation. Light is color. Light is energy. Promotes the life and feeds the spirit. That inspires art, religion and science. Light holds the secrets of the universe. For thousands of years, mankind has tried to unravel the mysteries[...]

Are We Alone In The Universe?

This documentary investigates one of the most controversial issues of the last hundred years ... Are we alone in the universe?

This is not one of those movies that claims to have evidence, but rather a serious look at the scientific search for extraterrestrial life.

The search for extraterrestrial life has been going on for 50 years[...]

Neil deGrasse Tyson: Called by the Universe (Conversation)

Neil deGrasse Tyson is the Frederick P. Rose Address Hayden Planetarium in New York. His research interests include the structure of the Milky Way, star formation, exploding stars and dwarf galaxies. Tyson was appointed by President Bush on two occasions. First time in 2001 to form part of a commission of twelve members to study the future[...]

The Death Star

In deepest space lurks a force of almost unimaginable power. Explosions of extraordinary violence, are blasting through the Universe every day. If you hit our solar system that would destroy our Sun and all planets.

For years nobody could figure out what was causing the bang. Now scientists believe they have identified the culprit. It is[...]

From Big Bang to Man

This is the story of the universe and our place in it. And if that's not enough, we will describe how each atom in existence today came into being, how galaxies formed, how our solar system began. We will follow the progress of life on Earth from its humble beginnings to the emergence of the mitochondrial[...]

Through The Wormhole: Are There Parallel Universes?

From the ancient Greeks first speculated that everything we observe in reality was the result of the interaction of tiny particles called atoms that great thinkers have tried to find a mathematical formula that governs and explains the workings of the universe.

So far, however, even such brilliant minds as Albert Einstein and physicists Stephen Hawking[...]

Through the Wormhole: Is There an Edge to the Universe?

It is common theory that the universe began with the Big Bang 13.7 billion years. However, as you can only see as far as light has traveled in that time, it can actually make the edge of the universe. Could it be that the universe is infinite? Is there any way to find out what the[...]

Everything and Nothing

Two parties, documentary about two of the deepest questions there - is everything, and what is not?

In two epic, surreal and mind-expanding movies, Professor Jim Al-Khalili seeks an answer to these questions, exploring the true size and shape of the universe and delves into the amazing science behind nothing apparent.

The first part, everything is Professor[...]

Journey to the Edge of the Universe

National Geographic presents the first must not stop journey from Earth to the edge of the universe with a single shot without interruption through the spectacular use of CGI (computer generated imagery) technology. From images taken by the Hubble telescope, Journey to the edge of space science and explores the story behind the distant celestial bodies[...]

The Universe: Supernovae

A stellar explosion, the supernova is the sensational death of a star. Can shine as bright as 100 billion Suns and radiate as much energy as the Sun emits more than 10 million years.

Jets of high-energy light and matter are propelled into space and cause enormous bursts of gamma rays and emit intense X-ray radiation[...]

Is Everything We Know About The Universe Wrong?

There is something very strange happens in space - something that should not be possible. It's as if large parts of the world are being ravaged by a huge and invisible celestial vacuum. Sasha Kaslinsky, the scientist who discovered the phenomenon, is understandably nervous: "We left very upset and nervous," he says, "because this is[...]

Cosmos: A Personal Voyage

With the Cosmos, Carl Sagan and his wife and co-writer, Ann Druyan, brilliantly illustrated the underlying science of the book of the same title, placing the human within a context of space and time taken to infinity incredibly clear view. The series, which originally aired on PBS in 1980, has been seen by more than[...]

Cosmic Voyage

Nominated for an Oscar, this 36-minute IMAX production offers a state of the art computer-generated journey through the universe, and tries to identify the role of human beings who live within its vastness. Among the topics covered a variety of the greatest scientific theories known to exist - some of which have never before been visualized[...]

Hyperspace

If the academic tone and depth historical fact that Cosmos miniseries science similar to National Geographic magazine, then Hyperspace is like the National Enquirer. Each episode centers around a dramatic question (Will asteroid destroy Earth? Could a black hole sucking our sun?) Discussed with slick computer-generated eye candy, but a little less content, for example, an[...]

What is One Degree?

Comedian Ben Miller returns to his roots as a physicist to try to answer a seemingly simple question: What is a degree of temperature?

His search leads him to the frontiers of modern science as it meets the researchers who work in hot and cold temperatures in the universe, and a laboratory where they experienced some[...]

Biggest Things in Space

We can not compare anything on earth to the biggest things known in space. The Alfa Lymann bubble is a bubble like structure containing countless galaxies - perhaps the largest object in the universe.

Regions of gas that emit radio called "radio lobes" could be even higher. Then there are the super clusters of galaxies[...]

The Search for Life: The Drake Equation

For many years, our place in the universe was the subject of theologians and philosophers, not scientists, but in 1960 a man changed all that. Dr. Frank Drake was one of the references in the new science of radio astronomy, when he did something that was not only revolutionary, but it could have cost him the[...]