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New stars formed in their billions, bound togetherby their mutual gra vitational pull

Universe • S01E03 • 2021
New stars formed in their billions, bound together
by their mutual gra vitational pull

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New stars formed in their billions,
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bound together by their mutual gra vitational pull.
Duration
9 seconds
Views
164
Timestamp in Movie
00:12:46
Uploaded
May 25, 2025
Season
1
Episode
3
Genres
documentary
Production
Samsa Film,KeyFilm

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Movie Summary

Professor Brian Cox journeys across the vastness of time and space revealing epic moments of sheer drama that changed the universe forever.
S01 • E01 It was in the dark heart of the cosmic web - Universe 00:07
It was in the dark heart of the cosmic web
S01 • E02 ...it began to look for Earth-like alien worlds. - Universe 00:06
...it began to look for Earth-like alien worlds.
S01 • E04 A collapsed star is so small and yet so massive - Universe 00:10
A collapsed star is so small and yet so massive
S01 • E01 Drawing together the two simplest elements — hydrogen and helium... - Universe 00:06
Drawing together the two simplest elements — hydrogen and he...
S01 • E05 This is a galaxy called GN-z11, - Universe 00:12
This is a galaxy called GN-z11,
S01 • E03 These were the first galaxies. - Universe 00:19
These were the first galaxies.
S01 • E01 The raw material for the very first stars. - Universe 00:05
The raw material for the very first stars.
S01 • E05 It began its journey only 400 million years after the Big Bang, - Universe 00:11
It began its journey only 400 million years after the Big Ba...
S01 • E01 Hydrogen gas clings to the filaments of the web, - Universe 00:10
Hydrogen gas clings to the filaments of the web,
S01 • E02 Kepler doesn't detect planets directly. They are far too small. - Universe 00:05
Kepler doesn't detect planets directly. They are far to...
S01 • E05 When you think about that, this light journeyed through the universe, - Universe 00:10
When you think about that, this light journeyed through the ...
S01 • E02 They're just specks of dust relative to their parent star. - Universe 00:04
They're just specks of dust relative to their parent st...
S01 • E01 And where those filaments cross, the gas can become dense enough - Universe 00:13
And where those filaments cross, the gas can become dense en...
S01 • E02 They don't emit light of their own, so they just glow very dimly - Universe 00:09
They don't emit light of their own, so they just glow v...
S01 • E04 There is no limit to the speed at which the river of space can flow. - Universe 00:06
There is no limit to the speed at which the river of space c...
S01 • E05 And then, during the whole history of our planet, - Universe 00:08
And then, during the whole history of our planet,
S01 • E02 So, Kepler has to detect planets indirectly. - Universe 00:05
So, Kepler has to detect planets indirectly.
S01 • E03 The exact details of the Milky Way's birth - Universe 00:16
The exact details of the Milky Way's birth
S01 • E05 So, this is an image from the edge of time. - Universe 00:05
So, this is an image from the edge of time.
S01 • E02 Imagine that a moth just flew across the beam of light - Universe 00:18
Imagine that a moth just flew across the beam of light