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Could time run backwards? Is there a fifth dimension? Does quantum theory promise immortality? To explore these questions, Chown has interviewed some of the most imaginative and courageous people working at the forefront of science, and he has come away with a smorgasbord of mind-expanding ideas. For instance, Lawrence Schulman at New York's Clarkson University believes there could be regions in our Universe where stars unexplode, eggs unbreak and living things grow younger with every passing second. Max Tegmark, at the University of Pennsylvania, believes there could be an infinity of realities stacked together like the pages of a never-ending book (with an infinite number of versions of you, living out an infinite number of different lives). And David Stevenson of Cal Tech argues that life may exist on worlds drifting in the cold, dark abyss between the stars, worlds without suns to warm them. Indeed, these worlds may be the most common sites for life in the universe.&lt;br /&gt;
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	Buitenaardse manen: onderzoek de manen van de planeten in onz zonnestelsel-van de binnenste manen tot de Kuipergordel.Fantastische computergraphics brengen het universum dichterbij. De beelden laten zien welke levensvormen zich in buitenaardse atmosferen zouden kunnen ontwikkelen.&lt;br /&gt;
	Donker materie: Miljarden deeltjes donkere materie gaan elke seconde overal doorheen-toch zijn ze nooit diect waargenomen. Deze indrukwekkende kracht is nog maar 10 jaar geleden ontdekt, maar rukt in hoog tempo ons universum uit elkaar;&lt;/p&gt;
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	Astrobiologie: Ga mee op een fantastische ondekkingstocht naar het leven in de ruimte. Een gevarieerde groep van wetenschappers uit de astronomie, biologie en geologie zoeken gezamelijk naar de definitie van het leven op aarde. Ook onderzoeken ze weke levende organismen op andere planeten zouden kunen bestaan.&lt;/p&gt;
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	Reizen door de ruimte: Een ruimtetuig met zielen die laserstralen vangen, motoren die voortgedreven worden door een vreemde entitiet die bekend staat als anti-materie. Ontdek welke bizarre technologieën wetenschappers voorstellen met als doel: sneller door de ruimte reizen.&lt;/p&gt;
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	Buitenaardse planeten: nog maar 10 jaar geleden wisten we niet dat erplaneten buiten ons zonnestelsel bestonden. Astronomen hebben ruim 20 van die buitenaardse werelden ontdekt. De omstandigheden op die planeten zijn zo extreem dat ze onbewoonbaar lijken. Maar is er eindelijk bewijs gevonden dat er werelden zijn die op onze aarde lijken?&lt;/p&gt;
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	Kosmische Gaten: Wetenschappers schrijven al decennialang over witte gaten ( het tegenovergestelde van zwarte gaten), wormgaten, poorten in ruimte en tijd. Maar deze vreemde verschijnselen zijn nooit gevonden. Is er meer in os universum dan de zwarte gaten waarvan de wetenschap overtuigd is dat ze bestaan?&lt;/p&gt;
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	De geheimzinnige maan: Wetenschappers onderzoeken al eeuwenlang het raadsel van het lunar transient fenomeen (vorbijgaande maanfenomenen). We zien hoe de maan de getijden op onze planeet beïnvloedt. Oude mythes worden tegen het licht gehouden-waaronder één die beweert dat de mensheid zonder onze maan niet eens zou bestaan.&lt;/p&gt;
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	De melkweg: Laat je rondleiden langs de100.000 lichtjaren-brede sterrenfamilie en de verschijnselen die wij melkweg noemen. We komen het afval tegen van oude, uitgebluste sterren die de geboorte van nieuwe sterren inluiden. Zie hoe sterren met hypersnelheid naar de buitenste ring van de melkweg geschoten worden.&lt;/p&gt;
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	Geheimen van de zon: laat je rondleiden op het oppervlak van de ster die de aarde leven geeft. De prachtige computergraphics laten zien hoe de vlammen van de zon onstuimig razen. Beleef et allereerste ochtendgloren en zie hoe de zon over miljarden jaren zal sterven&lt;/p&gt;
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	De binnenste planeten: Mercurius en Venus: Mercurius en Venus draaien in snellen banen om de zon heen. Hun oppervlak is rotsig, compact en allesverzengend heet. De binnneste planeten laat zien hoe ze ontstonden tijdens de geboorte van het zonnestelsel. De kijker wordt meegevoerd op een opwindende reis naar de vreemde landschappen van deze grimmige planeten vlakbij de zon.&lt;/p&gt;
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	De aarde: Ontdek hoe de plek waar wij ons thuis voelen gevormd werd in één van de meest veranderlijke gebieden van de melkweg. We onderzoeken hoe verschillende kosmische gebeurtenissen gezamelijk het gevarieerde leven hebben gevomd dat we nu kennen.&lt;/p&gt;
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	De maan: In dit verbazingwekkende verhaal over de maan zijn uitkomsten van de jongste wetenschappelijke onderzoeken meegenomen. Ontdek hoe deze natuurlijke sateliliet, die het dichtst bij de aarde staat, gevormd is- en hoe hij invloed blijft uitoefenen op de aarde&lt;/p&gt;
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