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Brian Cox was mentioned in one of the replies, but without any context so I'll add some here. The stories he tells are beautifully constructed and he addresses
by cimi_ 4y ago
Brian Cox was mentioned in one of the replies, but without any context so I'll add some here.
The stories he tells are beautifully constructed and he addresses fundamental questions like why are we here? Why is the universe the way it is? How can a handful of natural forces produce the stunning diversity we see on our planet?
He does this by travelling to visually stunning places that are somehow connected to the story (e.g aurora in Iceland, ancient astronomic clock in Peru etc).
My favourite is this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wonders_of_the_Universe https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wonders_of_the_Universe But all of them are worth watching.
- antod 4y agoI would love to watch Brian Cox be a bit more in depth and faster moving with less of the go somewhere exotic and spectacular for a reason which only adds a little bit tangentially to the material. Sure it looks goods, and is good the first few sidetracks, but after a while I found myself thinking "get on with it" and that he could've told us so much more stuff in that time. I'm 100% sure he could do amazing material that was a bit more challenging for the viewer. It would probably have a smaller audience, but they could save money on all the exotic location shoots to make up for that.