SBS2 tonight

[glenc]

Most of Our Universe is Missing

7.30pm – 8.30pm SBS TWO
Tuesday 23 March 2010

There was a time, not so long ago, when science seemed to understand how the universe worked. But recently things have started to unravel. According to this documentary, there is, it seems, a lot more to the universe than meets the eye. We visit the world's most powerful telescopes, fly through outer space, tour a virtual 'dark universe' and travel to the Earth's deepest mines to try to find the missing majority of our universe.

[Baddad]

Hi Glen, :)
That sounds like something I would really like to see. Thanks for the info. I rarely look at what's on SBS 2. Perhaps I should check more often.;)

Although we have sunshine I don't think we'll have a clear night. Chance of thunderstorm forecast. A good night to develope square eyes. :lol:

Cheers Marty

[Nesti]

Looks like Miss LG and I have a date...Life's Good :D

Cheers for the heads-up.

[Ric]

Thanks Glen, I'll have to check that out.

Cheers

[casstony]

Thanks Glen - some interesting characters in that show. It's been years since I've looked at a TV guide and without such announcements I'd miss all of these astro-shows.

I'd like to see a sub forum for announcing up-coming astronomy shows. I probably miss most of them.

[Matt Wastell]

SBS every Tuesday night at 7.30pm - they are doing a bit of a run on astronomy related topics!

I love the fact that we know very liitle of the visible universe - dark matter and dark energy are the dominant 'glue' of the universe and we know nothing about them.

[OneOfOne]

Keep your eye on the astronomy events forum, the one below general chat, a lot of people post heads up for TV shows etc.

Hey....someone move me! The thread was moved here while I wasn't looking....

[casstony]

Thanks for the tips Matt and Trevor - SBS Tuesday 7.30 written on the calendar.

[Ric]

That was quite a good documentry last night. Well presented and easy to get a grasp of.

cheers

[spacezebra]

Thanks for the heads-up Glen. Excellent doco.

Cheers Petra d.

[gb_astro]

The narrator's "Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy" tone certainly suited the subject well.
Weird stuff.

gb.

[mswhin63]

I liked the show as did my eldest son. The humor of the show really helped keep interest going.

[glenc]

On SBS2 Tue 30/3 at 7:30
We Are The Aliens
Looks at the work by a number of scientists such as Fred Hoyle and Chandra Wickramasinghe who, in 1960, proposed a theory that life on earth came from outer space. (From the UK, in English) (Documentary) (Rpt) PG CC WS
http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/we-are-the-aliens/

[OneOfOne]

I have seen the Missing Universe doco before, a year or so ago, so a lot of it was familiar. It is a bit old though as they have since found even more evidence for Dark Matter and Energy, but no evidence, AFAIK, to support variable gravity.