The Universe S01E10 WS DSR XviD-SYS
Each star you see twinkling in the night sky is a luminous sphere of super-heated gas, much larger than any planet, and each has a story to tell. A dramatic birth, life on the edge, and a death that rattles the heavens. The Universe at its most volatile and action-packed: Life and Death of a Star. As usual the animation is very good, quality is standard perfect as with always from SYS.
Life and Death of a Star: Ignited by the power of the atom, burning with light, heat and wrath, stars are anything but peaceful. They collide, devour each other, and explode in enormous supernovas–the biggest explosions in the Universe. Using cutting-edge computer graphics, never-before-seen satellite images, and interviews with the world’s leading astronomers, take a front row seat to the most amazing light show in the cosmos.
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Comments(17)
Great as always
Your a bit late but oh well.
Good episode… The series tends to reinforce facts and teach you new ones at the same time
Mr X you are the man my friend!
Yeah I have been going a little slow lately but I’m about to post 9 more TV rips over tomorrow and the day after
whoa, shit! We have a big glitch. We get a ‘poor quality signal’ blip that takes out about 5 seconds 3/4 of the way through.
as always, thanks for the post Mr. X!
thanks for posting more of this series ^_^
Yeah I noticed that glitch, nothing to be alarmed at as the info said during the time-out can be put together a few seconds later anyway.
this is a great show,must watch!
I already saw it, but still a good job on the post..
I like anything about the solar system etc.
great show.
thanks! and thanks for making this the great site what it is!
Yeah I have been visiting the website every single day several times a day for about 6 months now…
GOOD BLOG!
SCENE FTW!
I can honestly say this is one of the most interesting series I’ve ever watched.
It’s made me re-think about a lot of my morales in life, and think ‘well is it worth even arguing/having this and that opinion on certain things’.
Next step is to buy a telescope!
what i want to know is if we are currently going through a meteor shower, and the meteors are travelling at thousands of miles an hour and burning up in the atmosphere, how comes the space station and shuttle dont get peppered? does anyone know?
Mropinion, there’s a video on NASA’s website about the meteor shower and they explain how they prevent the ISS and stuff to be hit.
The ISS stays “behind” the earth, the comet’s debri falls on one side and the ISS is on the other. Sorry can’t explain better I suck at english xD
h**p://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/videogallery/index.html
Its the video “What’s up for August”.
Great blog BTW! And this show rocks!