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Dr. Michio Kaku disagrees with Hollywood's idea that a battle between humans and aliens would be like David vs. Goliath. In his scientific view, it would be more like Bambi vs. Godzilla!
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Mankind longs for proof that we are not alone in the universe, but the moment of first contact will certainly mean the end of the world as we know it. Whether that is a bad thing for humanity or the start of a great future is uncertain.
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Death is a humbling reality - but what if life had no end? Cutting-edge science embarks on a bold mission to extend human life and may soon bring immortality within our grasp.
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Physicists are designing warp drives, learning how to pry open wormholes, and finding cracks in the fabric of the cosmos to bring the final frontier within our grasp.
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Humans vs AliensDr. Michio Kaku disagrees with Hollywood's idea that a battle between humans and aliens would be like David vs. Goliath. In his scientific view, it would be more like Bambi vs. Godzilla!
Through the Wormhole (01:33)
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Predators from SpaceSome scientists propose that the concept of a "food chain" applies to life beyond our own planet. If we ever do meet with alien visitors, we'd better hope they're not hungry!Through the Wormhole (02:24)
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The Butterfly EffectIf backwards time travel was possible, could we change history? Or is the power of space and time so great that time travelers would be unable to alter even the smallest detail?Through the Wormhole (01:55)
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From RNA to DNAA molecule as complex as DNA could not have formed by itself, but a simple molecule called RNA could be the precursor to life's genetic code.Through the Wormhole (02:28)
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Supermassive Black HolesSupermassive black holes are classified as possessing a total mass between one million to one billion times the mass of our sun. That's huge!Through the Wormhole (02:27)
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Double VisionThis physicist describes the fluctuating properties of light as an experience similar to staring at a barcode on a juice carton while intoxicated.
Through The Wormhole 2 (02:03)
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Michio Kaku on ThermodynamicsWhy do we age? Dr, Michio Kaku explains the second law of thermodynamics states that everything falls apart eventually, including the human body.
Through The Wormhole 2 (01:52)
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Morphic FieldsIs there an invisible "morphic field" of energy generated by any living thing that directs the bodies of every animal and plant on Earth?Through The Wormhole 2 (02:35)
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Tracking Souls to the...If there is a way to measure consciousness and where it comes from, than it may be possible to follow the tracks of souls into the afterlife.Through the Wormhole 2 (02:38)
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Cryogenic PreservationCryogenic freezing is a process that could successfully preserve a human body over an extended period of time.Through The Wormhole 2 (02:41)
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The Omega PointSome mathematical physicists believe the key to true immortality requires the fusion of humanity and God into an everlasting cosmic computer.Through The Wormhole 2 (02:38)
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The Perfect ExplosionExplosions are not uniform. Normally, pieces and fragments will scatter every which way. So why are the forces of the universe exactly the same in every direction? Because maybe the Big Bang wasn't an explosion at all.Through the Wormhole (02:25)
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