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Thursday, September 23, 2010

How the Universe Works - Supernovas

5th episode of the series - Supernovas


Have you ever wondered exactly how our Universe is put together? How is it built? And how it actually works? This is ultimate guide to the Cosmos will show as never before the inner workings of our planet, the Solar System, the galaxies and the Universe itself. This series investigates the nuts and bolts of our cosmos, exploring a whole range of fascinating celestial phenomena and how they came to be the way they are. Experts and mind-blowing CGI, take viewers under the celestial hood to tell the greatest story of all – the story of how we and everything around us began.


Part 1


Part 2


Part 3


Part 4

46 comments:

Mister Sharaf said...

nice interesting video...


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Anne on a mouse said...

everyone loves a supernova! Great post

Skutt Panda PO said...

verry beautyful image :) ty

David said...

Awesome info man thanks for sharing !

iMonei said...

we are so small

Unknown said...

Intergalactic planetary!

ForeverAlone said...

Thanks alot for putting these ones up.

Water Proof Chicken said...

These are always so cool.

Ankiseth said...

This is an awesome series. I've always been interested in the cosmos. Thanks for posting all of these :-)

Mr. Derp said...

Fascinating stuff.

GKBLOG said...

Only watched one because it was so long. But it was good. I followed. Follow back please.

Discerning Gentleman said...

I love the daily updates!

Kevorkian said...

Very interesting as always, thank you!

niceonice said...

I love this series I watched it on the science channel.

Tal Zahn said...

Another entry bookmarked for watching, haha.

Just a request, but could you perhaps put a bulk of the video embed behind a cut? I believe it's the jumpbreak command or something and the image of the button looks like a paper ripped in half.

This way when I visit your blog, it'll be a little less laggy! If you rather not, well I guess I shall have to grin and bare it, heh.

sod_roger001 said...

ah perfect...i dont have the sci fi channel here

Viperman said...

keep it up with all these videos :)

I'm loving it

Skyshock said...

loading em up

Naj said...

@Tal Zahn
sure thing dude.
i never noticed it but if you say so.

Harrysoon said...

Did you hear about when Hubble was searching for Supernova in 2006 and it found a UFO near the Aries constellation? Interesting stuff. Though not to offend the sceptics, I'll call it a "shiny object", about 8 billion light years away. It disappeared without a trace a few months after being found.

Alucard said...

love these viedos, keep um coming, always fascinated me.

Tal Zahn said...

Thanks and it only lags on my older computer, but I have to use that for my watching videos (laptop heats up if I watch too many... bleh). Thanks!

Anonymous said...

Very interesting, as always :)

Jim said...

The universe is just a ball of gas and liquid on a turtle's back...at least according to some ancient guys.

Archivist X0042 said...

damn, thats intense

Trashcanman said...

these vids are awesome

Jimmy Volmer said...

I learned something from this.

Randy said...

Oh this is the last part? Really enjoyed watching most of these.

Commsky said...

Supernova's go boom... and shoot plasma everywhere 0_o

DRIFTO said...

damn.. pretty interesting

Chip said...

Great show!

Nix Funnies said...

following and showing daily love...

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The Loon said...

>_> this is too many videos man D:

ATM Withdrawal said...

Amazing!

Parallel-Reality Hero said...

Really educational post! Loved it, totally!

jaredkk said...

science is power!

AdPlusCommunications said...

This is the best episode yet.

netz3r0 said...

lol oh wow i did not know that, good post! :D

Nerd Life said...

You have a good thing going here :)

Archivist X0042 said...

whats the biggest they can get?

CetaPara said...

oh yeah, the next one. :)

applecider said...

ooh we learned this in elementary and my teacher used some pretty creative visual aids

Hitman said...

interesting post!

follow back..

Charles LeMang said...

Supernovas are incredible displays of destruction and creation.

Rawr said...

cool vid, very interesting

ChaosReaper said...

I love astronomy, awesome find!

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