Post by Mr42 on Oct 8, 2014 22:01:11 GMT
For the last week or so, I seem to be drawn into watching all the documentaries I can about the universe, our galaxy, our planet, all of it. It was always totally mind boggling and mind blowing and, pretty much just felt like it wasn't even real, it's all just so sublime that you genuinely cannot really imagine how big it actually is, even when you know!!
This documentary seemed like total nonsense at first, but after reading up about galaxies and what they've found out in the last bunch of years, and all the thousands of other galaxies, as big and bigger than ours, which is already way too big to comprehend, it all is actually, weirdly put into some kind of (still pretty much unbelievable) perspective.
If you don't know what I'm talking about, then, read this...
www.ba-bamail.com/View.aspx?MemberId=835852&emailid=12288&source=mobile_share
and then... watch this, because it actually SHOWS the journey through the galaxies!
This documentary is MORE than worth 90 minutes of your time.
Switch the lights off and watch this...
I'm going to watch it again!
Some of the narration (by Alec Baldwin) is a bit theatrical / done in a weird way, but it really doesn't matter, what you see during this, the further on it goes, is just completely beyond insane.
This documentary seemed like total nonsense at first, but after reading up about galaxies and what they've found out in the last bunch of years, and all the thousands of other galaxies, as big and bigger than ours, which is already way too big to comprehend, it all is actually, weirdly put into some kind of (still pretty much unbelievable) perspective.
If you don't know what I'm talking about, then, read this...
www.ba-bamail.com/View.aspx?MemberId=835852&emailid=12288&source=mobile_share
and then... watch this, because it actually SHOWS the journey through the galaxies!
This documentary is MORE than worth 90 minutes of your time.
Switch the lights off and watch this...
I'm going to watch it again!
Some of the narration (by Alec Baldwin) is a bit theatrical / done in a weird way, but it really doesn't matter, what you see during this, the further on it goes, is just completely beyond insane.
