The Most Astonishing Hubble Images
This video contains the most beautiful and popular images of various nebulas made by Space Telescope Hubble during the last couple of years.
Category: The Cosmos
How Does the Universe Work According to Dark Matter Model?
This video displays the picture of the universe based on a “dark matter” model. This model provides us with the best explanations for numerous questions we have today, about our universe. For example: Is...
How Does the Bermuda Triangle of Space Affect the Satellites?
Above the Earth’s atmosphere, here and there exist some dangerous zones, where the high energy particles interfere with observation from the satellites. Sometimes, these observations become impossible. One of these areas is known as...
How was the Milky Way created?
For the answers to this question, we have to go back 13.6 billions of years, to the period just after the Big Bang. During the period without planets and the stars, young universe was...
First Indication of Watery Clouds in the Nearby Planetary System
Outside from our Solar System, a team of scientists led by Carnegie’s Jacqueline Faherty has found the first indications of watery clouds. These ice clouds considered as essential for the planet’s atmosphere. It is...
Space Exploration
Why do people spend so much money on space exploration, instead of focusing on using that budget on people right here, on Earth? Find out in this insightful video:
Alan Guth – How Vast is the Cosmos?
Alan Guth – How Vast is the Cosmos? The cosmos is incredibly big; there are hundreds of billions galaxies out there. It’s a much bigger reality than the human mind can grasp. What’s more,...
Can black holes be created on Earth?
If you’ve ever wondered what black holes are and how they can form, check out the video down below. Moreover, if you’ve ever asked yourself if gravitational forces can somehow intervene in the process,...
Should Our Universe Exist?
According to recent studies, right after the Big Bang, our universe should have collapsed. It is a wonder for scientists why it did not. Check out the video down below if you want to...
The Revival of Cosmos
Neil deGrasse Tyson is the host of the new Cosmos television series, based on Carl Sagan’s original program. William Lane Craig interacts with an interview with Tyson on this new prime-time series and the...
The Most Beautiful Galaxies In the Universe!
There are more than 170 billion galaxies in the known universe. Here we look at some of the most beautiful ones!
Understanding The Universe
In Understanding The Universe, part of Discovery’s popular television series. Narrated by actress Candice Bergen, join astronomers and astrophysicists as they probe light years beyond the Milky Way. This enriching and entertaining video employs...
Exoplanet 16 Cygnus b
16 Cygnus b is a gas giant located 70 light years from Earth, but it swings in and out of its habitable zone in an extreme elongated orbit. The extreme elliptical orbits give rise...
The Ring Nebula
The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope bring you a new and detailed look at the famous Ring Nebula. Hubble and several ground-based telescopes have combined to obtain the best view yet of the iconic nebula....
Mysteries of a Dark Universe
Cosmology has been turned on its head by a stunning discovery that the Universe is flying apart in all directions at an ever-increasing rate. Is the universe bursting at the seams? Or is nature somehow...
Electric Universe – 4
Part 4 of the electric Universe. This time looking at the electric model associated with Comets. Is the gravitational model of the Universe flawed?
The Shores of the Cosmic Ocean (3) – Carl Sagan
Here is part three of the first episode of Carl Sagan’s Cosmos. More on Stars, the planets and the Cosmos, narrated by Carl in his in unimistakeable hypnotic voice. It’s a shame Carl did...
The Shores of the Cosmic Ocean (2) – Carl Sagan
Here is the second segment of the The Shores of the Cosmic Ocean. Which was the first episode of Carl Sagan’s ‘Cosmos’ series. The series was first broadcast by the PBS in 1980 and was...
