Everywhere we look, life exists in both the most hospitable of environments and in the most extreme. Yet we have only ever found life on our planet. How did the stuff of stars come together to create life as we know it? What do we really mean by ‘life’?
And will unlocking this mystery help us find life elsewhere?
Hosted by Morgan Freeman, Through the Wormhole explores the deepest mysteries of existence — the questions that have puzzled mankind for eternity.
What are we made of? What was there before the beginning? Are we really alone? These questions have been pondered by the most brilliant minds in history.
Now, modern science may be able to provide us with answers.
35 comments:
we must work harder to unlock the truth
It's just one more step to take a step forward into being a Type 1 civilization. I hope I get to the transformation in my lifetime, very doubtful though.
Nice :P
Another great episode to be rewatched, haha.
I'm not sure if it was this episode or a future one, but I recall them mentioning a certain bacteria that was able to survive in outer space. It made me wonder why don't we try and create life in outer space by putting bacteria on, say, Mars or other planets to actually get other forms of life in our solar system (and reachable so we can examine how it evolves). Of course after awhile, I realized a lot of ethical problems with that, but I think if I had the power, I'd do it anyway just to find out the life that may come to be (or not).
Suprised you havent written a post about Gliese 581g <3
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crap, I spend hours and hours on this blog xD
heeheh nice... lets study about and discover
@Tal Zahn
me too! i've been wondering why won't they do it.
@Slumph
i was planning on putting an article about that but too many bloggers beat me to it! lol
also, they haven't found any life on it... yet.
when more substantial data comes out, i'll do a full cover on that.
Thanks so much for another really informative post ^^
Supporting, have a nice day!
:/ yeah it sucks its originally hires but blgger resizes it :(
Great!
Interesting read
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This is awesome :)
Impressive.
I love this series too much, so I downloaded them all and watched them instead of waiting for you to post links haha. My favourite one so far is definitely the time travel episode. The stuff on their just totally blew my mind.
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Study first, then watch... study first, then watch...
Why do you tempt me so Naj?! D:
Very interesting to watch. I love the science channel :P
Ty for this series i wach every day, is verry intresting
i think , more like me need to wach to this series;)
Amazing isnt it
I agree with Tal keep up the vids, but I also so some NASA vids and it showed little bacteria around the astronauts so if these simple things can live in space lets see what kind of life we can make on mars.
REAL interesting blog, Space is by far the most interesting thing ever :) Hopefully you can check out my blog too if you like music :D
Good show. I watched all the episodes.
Hey good stuff
Thanks for sharing, this is some great food for thought...
Hey! I'm totally enjoying you blog!! This stuff is fun to look at! Keep it up! :)
wow that is so cool
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this world is nuts
Man, i love anything related to space and it's vastness.
I'll be sure to check out the first episodes
Another great find as usual!!
IT'S MORGAN FUCKING FREEMAN !
interesting stuff
had to watch again..was having some doubts
That video contained so many fascinating experiments. From animating the atmosphere to replicating meteor impacts. I wonder if using gunpowder does extra unnecessary damage to the results though.
Never heard about the life on Mars coming to Earth on a Meteor theory before.
That's a pretty awesome idea to think about.
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