Horizon: Which Universe Are We In?

Eh.... this one. Saved you watching a **** science program that does not give you real science, but some flaky theories from a 1950's pulp science fiction comic.

watch out for these bullshit sentences.

IF the scientists are right...

Maybe....

Could be....

If speculation is correct...

But this does not support the data.

it will be a long time before we find out  - which is a shame - i would love to know what's really OUT there 

No you wouldn't !

as long as they're nice people   

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ex3eZw37YXo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pr-JoqFVC5E

no point worrying about things that are out of our scope

"it will be a long time before we find out  - which is a shame - i would love to know what's really OUT there"


"What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us"

Ralph Waldo Emerson.

"Ralph Waldo Emerson."

If there are an infinite number of universes, there will be a universe where everyone is Waldo, rendering the game "where's waldo" pointless.

Alias would be in his glory then. Nobody to lose an argument to.

Waldo doesn't really have the same ring to it as Wally. Where's Waldo sound a bit lame.

Bit of a let down I thought, just a rehash of previous documentaries they've done but this time with a science type even more irritating than Michio Kaku

more science than this in Star Trek

I like Horizon and the BEEB and I think they do science pretty well. They are trying to tackle subjects we have no answers for. For every equation you add you lose half the audience. Jim Alkerselzter is also a great presenter.

If you want more science then you should take an Open Uni course. These programs are made for the lay person, not the true geek.

Turned off after 15 minutes. 

I getting fed up of science and history programmes being ruined by the presentation style.  I couldn't give a flying fug about what an interesting cool character a scientist is or thinks he is. I just want the information without the pathetic attempts of the director to make it more accessible for those under 21 with the attention span of a gnat.

The whole subject fascinates me ...
I was watching a program about space and "Super Massive Black Holes"...
Apparently if the Planet Earth were to be the same density as a "Super Massive Black Hole"
the Earth would have to be crushed the same size as a "golfball"