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EPISODE
SEASON
Episode 01: Journey from the Center of the Sun
Episode 02: The End of the Universe
Episode 03: Jupiter: Destroyer or Savior?
Episode 04: First Second of the Big Bang
Episode 05: Is Saturn Alive?
Episode 06: Weapons of Mass Extinction
Episode 07: Did a Black Hole Build the Milky Way?
Episode 08: Our Voyage to the Stars
Episode 09: The Search for a Second Earth
How the Universe Works - Season 3
Description
The third season begins with a new journey from the center of the sun, where we walk the path of light. First, we will know together the sun's fiery birth, and then its 430,000-mile battle against gravity and magnetism. On the other hand, there will be a side about the end of the universe and knowing its beginning since ancient times.
The third season begins with a new journey from the center of the sun, where we walk the path of light. First, we will know together the sun's fiery birth, and then its 430,000-mile battle against gravity and magnetism. On the other hand, there will be a side about the end of the universe and knowing its beginning since ancient times.
Actors:
Woody Fischer,
James S. Bullock,
Kathryn Bywaters,
Carly Howett,
Mark Sykes,
Larry Molnar,
Mike Lisa
Woody Fischer
James S. Bullock
Kathryn Bywaters
Carly Howett
Mark Sykes
Larry Molnar
Mike Lisa
Genre:
Documentary
Director:
Mark Bridge, Peter Chinn, Louise Say, Lorne Townend, Shaun Trevisick, Kate Dart, George Harris, Alex Hearle, Adam Warner
Country:
United States
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June 26, 2019
The narrative storyline is fun, and the basic concepts are gone over well enough that anyone with an interest in science and a little bit of knowledge shouldn't have too much trouble understanding the show.
