The Universe

Season 7

7 episodes · Apr 29, 2012

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  • How Big, How Far, How Fast
    S7E1

    How Big, How Far, How Fast

    Apr 29, 201245m

    The biggest objects, farthest distances, and fastest speeds are made relatable through extreme physical analogies.

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  • Alien Sounds
    S7E2

    Alien Sounds

    May 6, 201245m

    What does the Universe sound like? From the sweep of a pulsar, to the deafening roar of our boiling sun this episode explores the undiscovered soundscapes of the solar system, the galaxy, and the entire cosmos. And, is it true that in space nobody can hear you scream?!? Our scientists reveal that there are places in the Universe that prove this sci-fi statement wrong.

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  • Our Place in the Milky Way
    S7E3

    Our Place in the Milky Way

    May 13, 201245m

    An exploration of Earth's cosmic neighborhood. Looking beyond the borders of our solar system, what's nearby in our galaxy? How do the other objects in our local area influence life on Earth? And, how did Earth's place in the galaxy make it the perfect place for the development of advanced life?

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  • Deep Freeze
    S7E4

    Deep Freeze

    May 20, 201245m

    This episode discusses the coldest places in the universe from labs on earth to super cold places in our solar system, galaxy and beyond.

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  • Microscopic Universe
    S7E5

    Microscopic Universe

    Jun 3, 201245m

    An examination is conducted into the world of miniature particles, as microscopic objects like neutrinos MACHOs, WIMPs and many others may ultimately lead to understanding more about the mysteries surrounding the cosmos.

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  • Ride the Comet
    S7E6

    Ride the Comet

    Jun 10, 201245m

    A comet travels to the sun from the outer reaches of the solar system.

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  • When Space Changed History
    S7E7

    When Space Changed History

    Jun 17, 201245m

    Objects from space have changed history throughout the ages.

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