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- mucephei
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I've been involved in amateur astronomy for years and watched this with interest. A friend contributed a few photographs for it (including one Dara claimed he had taken).
Dara O'Briain (spelling?) has a degree in astrophysics. It's surprising how many comedians and musicians have either a strong interest in, or qualifications in, physics and astronomy.
Dara O'Briain (spelling?) has a degree in astrophysics. It's surprising how many comedians and musicians have either a strong interest in, or qualifications in, physics and astronomy.
- ShammenDelly
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Watched the episode dead or alive from wonders of the solar system for the first time last night, i was blown away. Currently downloading all episodes as we speak.
Its a beautiful show and yes, brian cox is currently bringing the spirit of sagan back into our lives
Its a beautiful show and yes, brian cox is currently bringing the spirit of sagan back into our lives
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Yep, doesn't it just? I can't wait for it to begin!Mexicola wrote:Oh man, by pure coincidence I just saw the trailer to series 2. It looks just staggering...
I'll see you when the sun sets east, don't forget me.
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- The Friendly Stranger
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- ShammenDelly
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Just finished watching Wonders of the Solar System, I Feel like crying
Cant wait to watch Season 2 when its out in March.
Cant wait to watch Season 2 when its out in March.
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I know this is going a fair bit off BoC topic now, but the Wonders of the Universe trailer is now on YouTube at lastShammenDelly wrote:Just finished watching Wonders of the Solar System, I Feel like crying![]()
Cant wait to watch Season 2 when its out in March.
I'll see you when the sun sets east, don't forget me.
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ace! looks amazingTwoist wrote:I know this is going a fair bit off BoC topic now, but the Wonders of the Universe trailer is now on YouTube at lastShammenDelly wrote:Just finished watching Wonders of the Solar System, I Feel like crying![]()
Cant wait to watch Season 2 when its out in March.
if you are reading this you are spending too much time at your computer. go outside and get some fresh air.
New series started tonight on BBC2 for the next 3 nights.
Inspired, I took my binoculars out into the garden and FINALLY managed to find the M31 Andromeda galaxy!

Didn't look anything like this of course - more a smudge of light, but all the same. Those photons that traveled down my binos, into my eyes, onto my retinas took around 2.5 MILLION years to reach me. Which is pretty amazing when you think about it.
So then I thought I'd take a peek at Betelgeuse, in Orion. When I did that, quite by accident it hit upon this incredible thing:

The Great Nebula in Orion. Again, it was nothing more than a smudge of light among a plethora of stars, but this one was somewhat closer. The light only took around 1600 years to reach me this time.
Immensely happy and more than a little humbled!

Inspired, I took my binoculars out into the garden and FINALLY managed to find the M31 Andromeda galaxy!

Didn't look anything like this of course - more a smudge of light, but all the same. Those photons that traveled down my binos, into my eyes, onto my retinas took around 2.5 MILLION years to reach me. Which is pretty amazing when you think about it.
So then I thought I'd take a peek at Betelgeuse, in Orion. When I did that, quite by accident it hit upon this incredible thing:

The Great Nebula in Orion. Again, it was nothing more than a smudge of light among a plethora of stars, but this one was somewhat closer. The light only took around 1600 years to reach me this time.
Immensely happy and more than a little humbled!
Good to see fellow astronomers on the board. Orion is just incredible, also you did well finding Andromeda, it's quite difficult at times! Space constantly blows my mind. Definitely a passion.
Sagan: In order to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.
Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…
Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…
- mechanismj
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I've started Carl Sagan's Cosmos TV Program on Netflix just a couple days ago. I'll have to scope out Wonders of the Solar System next. I can never get enough of this universe!
The first time I saw the Orion Nebula was in an astronomy magazine back in school. When I looked at it, I got this INTENSE rush of familiarity; like it was my home in another time. I was transfixed and stared at the image the rest of the class (to understand how I got away with this, please see the American Education System thread
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I'm waiting patiently for Betelgeuse to blow its top! That's gonna be the show of a lifetime!
The first time I saw the Orion Nebula was in an astronomy magazine back in school. When I looked at it, I got this INTENSE rush of familiarity; like it was my home in another time. I was transfixed and stared at the image the rest of the class (to understand how I got away with this, please see the American Education System thread
I'm waiting patiently for Betelgeuse to blow its top! That's gonna be the show of a lifetime!
