The Universe, On 7mate tonight 10:30pm

arifmshaikh · #1 10-12-2011, 09:18 PM

The Universe, On 7mate tonight
10:30pm - 11:30pm
Edge of Space
Classified

GGenre

ocumentary
Dangers lurk for anyone travelling to space. It's the final frontier and the possibilities are endless at the edge of space exploration.

arifmshaikh · #2 17-12-2011, 10:09 PM

The Universe on 7mate tonight
10:30pm - 11:30pm
Light Speed
Classified: PG Genre: Documentary
According to the laws of physics, we can never travel faster then the speed of light - or can we? Learn all about light speed, the ultimate constant in the universe.

RobF (Rob) · #3 17-12-2011, 10:40 PM

And in a few minutes Megadisasters is about a giant comet that hit over Canada 13,000 years ago....

GeoffW1 (Geoff) · #4 17-12-2011, 10:53 PM

Hi,

Just finished watching the doco about giant leaps in telescope tech, culminating with the Large Binocular Scope. I thought it contained fascinating stuff and great graphics, even though it had to skim quite a bit because of time constraints. It was only spoiled by the irritating Bang! Crash! Boom! sound effects they used.

Then had a look at the giant comet thing. I found it a disappointing stuffup of a potentially interesting subject. Each piece of special effects was shown again and again, and .....argh. I turned it off.

Now back to the speed of light doco.

Cheers

Tandum (Robin) · #5 18-12-2011, 06:11 AM

Do you know which season of the universe they are showing?
Season 6 is the newest. Episode 2 of season 6 explains why planet x is real

Elliptical orbit rotating once each 5,000 years.

renormalised (Carl) · #6 18-12-2011, 09:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tandum

Do you know which season of the universe they are showing?
Season 6 is the newest. Episode 2 of season 6 explains why planet x is real

Elliptical orbit rotating once each 5,000 years.

Well then, that show's been "Niburuted"

RobF (Rob) · #7 18-12-2011, 04:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GeoffW1

Hi,

Just finished watching the doco about giant leaps in telescope tech, culminating with the Large Binocular Scope. I thought it contained fascinating stuff and great graphics, even though it had to skim quite a bit because of time constraints. It was only spoiled by the irritating Bang! Crash! Boom! sound effects they used.

Then had a look at the giant comet thing. I found it a disappointing stuffup of a potentially interesting subject. Each piece of special effects was shown again and again, and .....argh. I turned it off.

Now back to the speed of light doco.

Cheers

LOL, they certainly had a bit of hype Geoff

I was listening more than watching most of the time, but I think they could have condensed it all down to 25% of the time it ran.

GeoffW1 (Geoff) · #8 07-01-2012, 08:27 PM

Hi,

The show is back, same time on 7Mate at 10.30

But THIS TIME the episode is about Sex in Space !

Ladies, it might have Prof Pearlywhites...um, how can I say this.... featuring....um.....on screen...the mind boggles.

What spacesuit mods have been developed? Could there be a transparent suit like Jane Fonda? Will there be new standards for zero-g courting? Will they need a new type of booster rocket? What will astronaut training programs be like? Can the world watch, live?

These are serious questions. Watch and see.

Cheers