The Fabric of the Cosmos
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Using humor, everyday examples and computer animation for the more abstract concepts, author and physicist Brian Greene explains complex theories of the universe and the focus of his research, string theory.
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A NOVA Production ; 32-12 Media ; Lone Wolf Documentary Group ; and in association with ARTE France and National Geographic Channel ; WGBH Educational Foundation ; Senior producer and creative director, Jonathan Sahula ; Series executive producer, Joseph McMaster ; for NOVA: senior executive producer, Paula S. Apsell
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The fabric of the cosmos
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[United States] :, PBS Home Video,, ©2011
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2 videodiscs (223 min.) :,sd., col. ;,4 3/4 in
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Add a CommentI found it a little mind boggling. I think to get a grasp on it you would need to watch it more than once. Then again, when one of the leaders in quantum physics says he struggles with quantum physics........
Brian Greene is a brilliant educator who can make complex physics easy and accessable to everyone.
Brian Greene, the Barry Manilow,of physicists, gives us a rehash of his 'Elegant Universe' series. Don't get me wrong, this is good info. But if you've seen or read the first one, the two discs are like a parallel universe with overlapping data.