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Explore our universe in all its wonder!
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Same starting point, wildly different endings. We pit the cosmic bloat of red giants against the diamond-hard density of white dwarfs to understand why some stars go out with a whimper of expansion while others collapse into eternal compression. It's a tale of two destinies written in the mass of a star.
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What if the universe as we know it exists because of a series of lucky breaks? From the precise ratio of matter to antimatter in the first microseconds after the Big Bang, to the asteroid that cleared the way for mammals, we're counting down five cosmic flukes that shaped everything. Prepare to feel incredibly fortunate—and incredibly tiny.
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On August 17, 2017, a ripple in spacetime triggered alarms at observatories across the globe, launching the most coordinated astronomical observation ever attempted. What happened in the next 11 hours would confirm decades of theory, solve the mystery of where gold comes from, and open an entirely new way of seeing the universe. This is the story of GW170817—the cosmic collision that changed everything.
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NOT science fiction
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This is rocket science!
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The Universe As We Know It best of episode!
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The Universe As We Know It best of episode!
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It's a big universe!
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Super stars!
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What would other life be like?
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Our natural satellites con't
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Our own sun isn't the only one con't
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Our own sun isn't the only one
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