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Cosmos: Possible Worlds

Remember those serpentinizedrocks at the bottom of the sea that were cranking outhydrogen...

Remember those serpentinized
rocks at the bottom of the sea that were cranking out
hydrogen and methane?

Full Transcript

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Remember those serpentinized rocks at the bottom of the sea
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that were cranking out hydrogen and methane?
Duration
7 seconds
Views
23
Timestamp in Movie
00:15:06
Uploaded
Jun 01, 2025
Season
1
Episode
3
Genres
documentary, animation, family

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Movie Summary

"Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey" returns for a second season. Ann Druyan, original creative collaborator to Carl Sagan, serves as executive producer.
S01 • E08 With his increasingly powerful telescopes, - Cosmos: Possible Worlds 00:10
With his increasingly powerful telescopes,
S01 • E13 They tirelessly answer every conceivable question you might have. - Cosmos: Possible Worlds 00:05
They tirelessly answer every conceivable question you might ...
S01 • E01 The very name we gave to our own species, - Cosmos: Possible Worlds 00:15
The very name we gave to our own species,
S01 • E06 A mystery that he alone recognized was insoluble - Cosmos: Possible Worlds 00:09
A mystery that he alone recognized was insoluble
S01 • E07 Mushrooms this gigantic make you wonder just how big - Cosmos: Possible Worlds 00:08
Mushrooms this gigantic make you wonder just how big
S01 • E03 Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas, - Cosmos: Possible Worlds 00:07
Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas,
S01 • E02 What, if anything, do the other animals think? - Cosmos: Possible Worlds 00:04
What, if anything, do the other animals think?
S01 • E13 And here, there is no such thing as a dumb question, - Cosmos: Possible Worlds 00:08
And here, there is no such thing as a dumb question,
S01 • E12 There were rocks that you could burn for fuel to drive - Cosmos: Possible Worlds 00:06
There were rocks that you could burn for fuel to drive
S01 • E05 Mosso was a child of the working class who - Cosmos: Possible Worlds 00:06
Mosso was a child of the working class who
S01 • E02 What might they have to say to us if we could only communicate? - Cosmos: Possible Worlds 00:05
What might they have to say to us if we could only communica...
S01 • E09 For the first time, an elementary particle of - Cosmos: Possible Worlds 00:06
For the first time, an elementary particle of
S01 • E08 Cassini discovered Jupiter's Great Red Spot independently - Cosmos: Possible Worlds 00:10
Cassini discovered Jupiter's Great Red Spot independent...
S01 • E05 His primary research had been in - Cosmos: Possible Worlds 00:05
His primary research had been in
S01 • E06 But the scientists didn't know they needed one another. - Cosmos: Possible Worlds 00:04
But the scientists didn't know they needed one another.
S01 • E12 These rocks were actually the carbon remains of plants and - Cosmos: Possible Worlds 00:11
These rocks were actually the carbon remains of plants and
S01 • E03 But once again, the oxygen produced by life shook things up. - Cosmos: Possible Worlds 00:05
But once again, the oxygen produced by life shook things up.
S01 • E02 When we observe them carefully, - Cosmos: Possible Worlds 00:07
When we observe them carefully,
S01 • E13 And these aren't just robots whose heads are filled - Cosmos: Possible Worlds 00:05
And these aren't just robots whose heads are filled
S01 • E06 There wasn't a single university department where - Cosmos: Possible Worlds 00:07
There wasn't a single university department where