On March 31st, it will also air on National Geographic (USA and Canada) with bonus content during the commercial breaks. The folks at /r/AskScience will be having a thread of their own where you can ask questions about the science you see on tonight's episode, and their panelists will answer them! Along with /r/AskScience, /r/Space, /r/Television and /r/Astronomy will have their own threads. All three of them figure into the fun house reality of tricks that light plays with time and gravity. William Herschel, whose many discoveries include the insight that telescopes are time machines, tells bedtime stories to his son, who will grow up to make some rather profound discoveries of his own.
We eavesdrop on a series of walks along a beach in the year 1809. If you wish to catch up on older episodes, or stream this one after it airs, you can view it on these streaming sites:Īn exploration of how light, time and gravity combine to distort our perceptions of the universe. (Other countries air on different dates, check here for more info) On March 30th, the fourth episode of Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey aired in the United States and Canada. Subreddit style based off of /u/ggitaliano's awesome /r/Engineering style.Įdits done by both /u/AvadaKedavra03 and /u/Walter_Bishop_PhD Similar to how /r/BreakingBad handled things, you won't get in trouble for sharing streaming links in the IRC chat, but please don't post any in the subreddit itself.
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This could be in the form of hateful mail, hateful comments, and/or flame wars. Be sure to subscribe in order to tune into this excellent science series! Rules (hover for info)ĭon't be rude or disrespectful to other users. This is the sequel to Carl Sagan's original Cosmos.Ī place to discus the documentary series Cosmos: A Personal Voyage, and its sequel Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey. The official name of this Cosmos is Cosmos: A Personal Voyage.Īlso known as Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey, hosted by Neil deGrasse Tyson. This is the original Cosmos hosted by Carl Sagan. Welcome to /r/COSMOS! Be sure to check out our extensive episode guides for both COSMOS: ASTO and COSMOS: APV!