Any star gazers seen this yet? Pretty cool stuff.

[J F]

This video is a trip -- through the known universe - latimes.com

I know they're a lot of very smart guys and gals on this site. Any pro's to help us?

VERY neat stuff, if you're into it. I don't get most of it, but it's still very interesting.

 

[J F]

The accent gets more "understandable" with each viewing. (yeah, I know)

 

[J F]

1:50 or so, sums it up...and then makes it ...

 

[J F]

(The narrator's son provides the piano background)

 

[creekbend]

The Universe is expanding. Even with a background of Physics and Unified Geometry, this mode of exploration, most certainly gains a Boost, from the 3-D format. Perhaps oneday, mankind - our species - will gain sufficient knowledge that will enable us to travel at the speed of light. This concept is possible, but first discovering a way to overcome Gravitational pull needs to be realized.Thanks for posting.

 

[J F]

Was that a yes, or no CB? :laughing: I know , what a mind bend.

 

[J F]

Happy Father's Day....we're into that time frame

 

[farmgirl19]

The accent gets more "understandable" with each viewing. (yeah, I know)

I didn't find it that hard to understand. I've heard "northern" accents that were harder to figure out what they were saying! :laughing:

 

[mjarrels]

I find it odd that mankind wants to explore space when we know very little about our oceans?

mark

 

[J F]

I don't find it "odd", but I do agree that we know very little about our oceans, especially the deep stuff. Maybe it's because it's just easier for kids to get interested in the stars before they grow up and become scientists?