If you didn’t get a chance to see the full documentary, this part is a must – scientists trying to predict the kind of life to be found in the eleventh dimension.
Luring the audience into its world of lightning bolts, electricity, unstable atoms and more, this clip from the BBC show ‘Parallel Universes’ is full of mind-bending theories set to make your imagination run…
Carl Sagan was deemed the ‘people’s scientist’ as he brought the distant stars into people’s homes with his award-winning 1980 television series Cosmos: A Personal Voyage. He also popularized science with many books, the most famous being Cosmos (the best-selling science book ever published in English), and The Dragons of Eden: Speculations on the Evolution of Human Intelligence, which was awarded a Pulitzer Prize. He was also the author of Contact, a best-selling science fiction novel that was made into a movie starring Jodie Foster in 1997.
In this video, Carl Sagan describes the second, third, and fourth dimensions; or rather, the limitations of the second dimension to see the third, and the third to see the fourth, in a wonderful, witty, and most importantly – simple manner.
Cluster of Galaxies with Recent Supernova - Detail - July 5, 2006
 | Sun in Pisces 14 degrees |
| Moon in Pisces 21 degrees |
 | New Moon 1 day old |
