Stephen Hawking's Universe

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Contents 1 General Information 2 Cover 3 Information 3.1 Seeing is Believing 3.2 In the Beginning 3.3 Cosmic Alchemy 3.4 Black Holes and Beyond 3.5 On the Dark Side 3.6 An Answer to Everything 4 Screenshots 5 Technical Specs 5.1 KISS release 6 Links 6.1 Further Information 6.2 Release Post 6.3 Related Documentaries 6.4 ed2k Links

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Science Documentary hosted by Jeff Rawle and published by PBS, BBC in 1997 - English narration

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This incredible series treats viewers to the latest and loftiest advances in cosmological thought in true down-to-earth Hawking fashion. The series presents an intergalatic detective story, rich with mystery, unexpected twists and astonishing revelations.

[edit] Seeing is Believing

Sophisticated computer graphics illustrate the evolution of the cosmos, and other leading cosmologists and scientists contribute their ideas.

[edit] In the Beginning

In this programme, he examines theories of how the universe began, telling the story of a gripping scientific quest which reached a dramatic climax when scientists in America discovered cosmic background radiation.

[edit] Cosmic Alchemy

In the aftermath of the big bang, how was all the matter around us - people, planets and life itself - created? Professor Hawking embarks on a remarkable voyage that leads from the dreams of ancient alchemists to the genius of Albert Einstein.

[edit] Black Holes and Beyond

Much of Stephen Hawking's work has explored the mysterious possibilities of black holes. Yet for a scientist to believe in them meant abandoning the known laws of physics. Then astronomers started to see things in the sky far stranger than the wildest creations of science fiction.

[edit] On the Dark Side

In this programme, he focuses on the search for invisible or `dark' matter, which is believed to make up as much as 80 per cent of the matter in the universe and which cosmologists are convinced holds the key to the fate of the universe. But how can they find the invisible?

[edit] An Answer to Everything

Professor Hawking explains why he believes that scientists are close to discovering a single `theory of everything' that could describe the entire workings of the universe.

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[edit] Technical Specs

• Video Codec: DivX
  
• Video Bitrate: averaging 1600+ kb/s
  
• Video Resolution: 640x480
  
• Video Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
  
• Audio Codec: MP3
  
• Audio BitRate: 128 kb/s (64/ch, stereo) CBR
  
• Audio Channels: 2
  
• RunTime Per Episode: 00:54:30
  
• Number Of Parts: 6
  
• Part Size: 700 MB
  
• Subtitles: English
  
• Ripped by I_M

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• Video Codec: XVID
• Video Bitrate: 1690 kbps
• Video Resolution: 464x624
• Video Aspect Ratio: 3x4 (1:1.34)
• Audio Codec: MPEG-1 Layer 3 (MP3) <0x0055>
• Audio BitRate: 134 kbps
• Audio Streams: 2
• Total number of files: 6
• RunTime Per Part: 49 min 26.07 s (88893 Frames)
• Part Size: 698.85 MB
• Subtitles: English, Chinese
• Ripped by: KISS

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[edit] Further Information

• pbs.org

[edit] Release Post

• MVGroup.org (ed2k)
• VeryCD.com

[edit] Related Documentaries

• The Story of Everything
• Professor Hawking's Universe
• Genius by Stephen Hawking
• A Brief History of Time (Blu-ray)
• Which Universe are We In?
• Hawking's Universe
• Stephen Hawking: A Brief History of Mine
• The Hawking Paradox (BBC)
• Stephen Hawking's: Grand Design
• Brave New World
• Everything and Nothing
• The Universe Season Five
• Journey to the Planets
• How the Universe Works: Season 1
• A Brief History of Time
• Extreme Universe
• Genius of Britain
• Stephen Hawking - Master of the Universe
• Stephen Hawking and the Theory of Everything
• The Big Question
• The Elegant Universe
• The Hawking Paradox
• The Story of Science

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