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In this week's episode of Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey, host Neil deGrasse Tyson takes on a final season's tour exploring the future of our species as Voyager 2 (Sneak Peak Preview) enters the vast reached of interstellar space, unlocking...
This week's guided tour through the Cosmos by Neil deGrasse Tyson is "The Immortals." As our sun travels through the Milky Way, it is not only accompanied by its planets but by trillions of distant comets, too. An increased likelihood of...
Want to see some massive nuclear explosions? Watch what will happen to this binary star system when Sirius, the brightest star in the night sky shown above, runs out of fuel.
Ese punto azul pálido (Pale Blue Dot): Joseph von Fraunhofer, el óptico que hace llorar a Neil deGrasse Tyson:... http://t.co/UL1ut9St2y
In tonight's Episode 4, Hiding in the Light, Neil deGrasse Tyson takes us on a tour de force of light and its effect on our existence in the Universe. Our human window on the Universe is within a stunningly small range of wavelengths.
The very first prediction of the existence of a black hole occured in the late 1790's, when John Michell of England and Pierre-Simon Laplace of France, using Newton's Laws, independently suggested the existence of an "invisible star." Michell...
Tonight, the second of 13 episodes of "Cosmos- A Spacetime Odyssey" hosted by astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson airs at 9 pm tonight on Fox and at 10 pm Sunday night on the National Geographic channel.
It launches tonight: famed astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson is reviving Carl Sagan’s popular PBS television series as Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey.
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En 1980 se publico la serie Cosmos, conducida por Carl Sagan; con un lenguaje apto para neófitos y una selección de temas e imágenes fascinantes del espacio, amén de su narración, su música y el doblaje. Para mucha
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Getting science stuff in a show is tough. But that doesn't give it license to be wrong. Here's how Neil DeGrasse Tyson could have been more accurate about the physics of how gravity affects orbital speed.
In tomorrow night's episode of Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey, host Neil deGrasse Tyson takes us on a tour in the Spaceship of the Imagination is headed to the hot and hellish landscape of Venus and to Earth's ancient "Greenhouse...
From one big shake up to another, in this week's episode --"The Lost Worlds of Planet Earth"-- Neil deGrasse Tyson tells more stories of Earth's violent past, starting with the Late Heavy Bombardment --a period of time approximately 3800 to 4100...
In Episode Seven, The Clean Room, Neil deGrasse Tyson starts our journey traveling to the shallow seas that formed what we now know as the Grand Canyon a billion years ago in what then was the Precambrian Epoch to find the only kind of life...
In this week's Sneek Peek of "Deeper, Deeper, Deeper Still," Neil de Grasse Tyson takes us on a journey into the the very fabric of our existence, exploring the atomic and sub-atomic structure of the Universe.
There was a time, not so long ago, when natural events could only be understood as gestures of divine displeasure.
As Neil deGrasse Tyson observed at the end of last night's Episode 3, it looks as though that in about three billion years, we'll need a new, revised Hitchhiker's Guide to Galaxy.
Smack in the center of the Rome's fashionable Campo de Fiori is a statue of Giordano Bruno, philosopher. Bruno held that God was present in nature and that the universe and life was infinite.
Yo fui uno de los miles de niños que se apasionó por la física y la astronomía gracias a la serie Cosmos.
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