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http://www.weta.org/tv/programsatoz/program/71 wrote:
Wed., November 2, 2011
11:00 pm
(60 minutes)
The Fabric of the Cosmos: What Is Space?
Physicist Brian Green hosts "The Fabric of the Cosmos," a four-part series about space, time and the universe. Part 1, "What Is Space?," explains that space isn't the void it's often portrayed to be, but a dynamic tapestry that's manipulated by gravity.
http://www.weta.org/tv/programsatoz/program/71 wrote:
Wed., November 9, 2011
9:00 pm
(60 minutes)
The Fabric of the Cosmos: Part 2 "The Illusion of Time"
Physicist Brian Greene explores "The Illusion of Time" by traveling 50 years into the future before sliding through a wormhole and landing in the past; and shares the theory that the past, present and future exist all at once.
Rating: TV-G
...exist all at once(same time). That does tend to agree, i think, with what a man of wisdom called Solomon once said. He said that there was nothing new under the sun. Although i think his wisdom may have been tempered by all those wives he had.neufer wrote:Physicist Brian Greene explores "The Illusion of Time" by traveling 50 years into the future before sliding through a wormhole and landing in the past; and shares the theory that the past, present and future exist all at once.
So you slid through a wormhole and landed in the pastBeyond wrote:
Actually i just watched The Illusion of Time, twice.
I couldn't quite stay awake for the first ending.
They don't yet know just how close they are to something.
Not quite. I got sucked up by the wormhole of ZZZZZZ, missed the ending, and waited for the PBS wormhole to bring the past ending to the future, where it became the present, and i saw it for the first time. Of course at this point, i am mearly speaking of a past series of events.neufer wrote:So you slid through a wormhole and landed in the pastBeyond wrote:
Actually i just watched The Illusion of Time, twice.
I couldn't quite stay awake for the first ending.
They don't yet know just how close they are to something.
Well, I'll walk away from you now so that your past series of events corresponds to my now.Beyond wrote:Not quite. I got sucked up by the wormhole of ZZZZZZ, missed the ending, and waited for the PBS wormhole to bring the past ending to the future, where it became the present, and i saw it for the first time. Of course at this point, i am merely speaking of a past series of events.neufer wrote:So you slid through a wormhole and landed in the pastBeyond wrote:
Actually i just watched The Illusion of Time, twice.
I couldn't quite stay awake for the first ending.
They don't yet know just how close they are to something.
Time for some -now- ZZZZZZZ's.