Seeking to understand how the universe works in 8 episodes and the universe and people are two sets,

The big ** model argues that the original universe was ultra-hot, high-density "point." About 18 billion years ago, this "point" suddenly **, only 10-36 seconds, accompanied by the supercooling phenomenon of vacuum phase transfer, the "point" expanded by dozens of orders of magnitude in an instant, becoming a one-centimeter-scale universe. After that, the universe continued to expand, and the temperature began to drop from billions of degrees Celsius, and at about 55 million degrees Celsius, neutrons and protons were generated from the energy of the cooling process, which in turn merged into atomic nuclei, and these processes took only 3 minutes.

About 300,000 years later, when the temperature of the universe drops to 3,000 degrees Celsius, free electrons are captured by the nucleus to form atoms. For about 30 million years that followed, those atoms continued to expand outward. The universe also continued to cool, and by the time the cosmic temperature dropped to 167 degrees above absolute zero, atoms began to coalesce to form thin gases.

Since then, it has evolved into new celestial bodies due to density fluctuations and gravitational effects. After more than 10 billion years, it has shown a variety of material forms, and has become the universe today. Since the cosmic grand 15 billion years ago, stars and galaxies have been scattering outward.

In fact, the expansion is accelerating. Steinhardt of Princeton University in the United States said that the universe has no beginning and no end, and the universe will never stop and happen again and again.

The recommended documentary "The Universe and Man", the production lineup is very strong, a domestic classic, and a pinnacle work. "The Universe and Man", which was jointly produced by Beijing Science and Education Studio and ** TV Movie Channel Program Center, with an investment of nearly one million, has gathered the most powerful advisory lineup in China's scientific community: He Zuoxiu, Wu Xinzhi, Hu Jingyao and other 6 famous academicians of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

It is the combination of these scientists and director Xin Yingyi, who has been engaged in the creation of science and education films for more than 20 years, that ensures the scientificity and vividness of this science and education film, which has invested the most since the founding of New China, and enables people to appreciate the great epic of the universe from a new perspective.

Now the structure is not clear, and no one knows how to run it.

"Fighting Stars Shifting".

Cosmic Millennium" Vast Universe".

Cosmogenesis "Stargazing Guide".

Miracles of the Solar System

Encyclopedia of Astronomy

Carl Sagan's Universe

Travel to the Edge of the Universe

Understanding the Universe with Stephen Hawking

Discovery Series (Astronomical Technology).

Hope it helps.

Morgan Freeman's Through the Wormhole, a total of seven episodes, is a relatively new theory, and it is definitely worth watching.

"Traveling to the Edge of the Universe" is quite extensive.

A good science and education film, I forgot to watch it in elementary school in junior high school, it's good.

You just want to learn astronomy, right, you have to see how the universe works, enter Hawking's cosmic version of the world, the universe and people, and then you understand the theory of relativity, quantum theory, Kepler's laws, etc., there is nothing to learn on the Internet, you only have to buy books or search for information on the Internet, so that it will be much easier for you to learn,

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Literature can try multidisciplinary research du student education, but astrophysics, astronomy and science dao

Of course, there is also a right to multidisciplinary candidates.

Domestic institutions have opened astronomy: Chinese Academy of Sciences (National Taiwan University, Purple Mountain Taiwan, Shanghai, Taiwan, Yunnan, Taiwan, Xinjiang, Taiwan, etc.), NTU, Peking University, University of Science and Technology of China, Beijing Normal University. The graduate professional courses are different from one institution to another, but they are nothing more than the following:

If you are going to test the astronomy graduate, now we have to lay a good foundation in physics, you should also study university physics and mathematics, but astronomy professionals may be more demanding in this regard. If you have a physics major in school, go with them, go to class, or physics materials, all professional courses, at least understand the physics department.

The courses involved are: Advanced Mathematics, Linear Algebra, Probability and Statistics, Mathematical Equations, General Physics (Mechanics, Thermal, Electromagnetism, Optics, Atomic Physics), Mechanics (Theoretical Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Statistical Physics, Electrodynamics, Quantum Mechanics), Solid State Physics, College Physics Experiments, Modern Physics Experiments.

When laying the foundation and starting to choose a volunteer, check out the information of specialized institutions, as well as their own areas of focus: astrophysics, celestial mechanics, astrometry.

Then at the postgraduate stage, it is the candidates who are most able to get within the contours of the institution and the exam.

You just have to learn astronomy right with bai, du, you've got zhi

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To Stephen Hawking's Universe, the Universe back to the Universe and humanity, and then you answered to find a theory about the theory of relativity, quantum theory, Kepler's laws, the Internet is not self-learning, you only have your own books or search for information on the Internet, so that you learn it will be much easier.

Shepherd Astronomy Forum content.

This ** has a second season, but the CCTV version only has the first season. You can search for the second season on Youku, but it's not Mandarin, it seems to be the Hong Kong version, called "Universe Decoding", which is also 8 episodes, and the list is for you.

1. "Understanding How the Universe Works (Season 2): The Crucible of Life".

2. "Understanding How the Universe Works (Season 2): The Big Bang".

3. "Understanding How the Universe Works (Season 2): Hellish Planets".

4. "Understanding How the Universe Works (Season 2): The Wind of Creation".

5. "Understanding How the Universe Works (Season 2): Clockwork and Creation".

6. "Understanding How the Universe Works (Season 2): A Walk on a Frozen Planet".

7. "Understanding How the Universe Works (Season 2): A New World".

8. "Understanding How the Universe Works (Season 2): The Birth of the Earth".

No, there is only one season, that is, one to eight episodes, you can also watch the documentary Universe and People, which is not bad,

It seems like it's possible.

Learn how the universe works Step into Stephen Hawking's Cosmic World Cosmic Millennium Interstellar Hitchhiker's Guide to the Great Universe**.

…The universe is infinite, the mysteries of the universe, and the cosmic travel.

A lot of them, such as "The Universe is Big**", "We Are Hundreds of Millions of Light Years Apart" and so on.

Learn how the universe works Step into Stephen Hawking's Cosmic World with Morgan. Freeman walks through the wormhole together.

Step into Stephen Hawking's cosmic world.

If you have a very shallow knowledge of astronomy, it is recommended that you watch science and education films in the following order.

The "Fighting Stars" series, positioned in the age group of middle and high school students, is very vivid and easy to understand.

The Universe and Man", can be called the best domestic science and education film, although some of the specific values are no longer practical and the status quo, but the description of its universe principle is still very correct, vivid and vivid, highly recommended.

Travel to the Edge of the Universe", this ** introduces us to what magical things exist in the universe in the form of a running account, and it is worth watching as an entry-level science and education film.

Learn how the universe works, a total of 8 episodes. It can be called the most comprehensive popular astronomy teaching film, which can give you a more comprehensive understanding of the general operation of the universe after watching it. Highly recommended.

The "Interstellar Travel Guide" series, which is also a total of 8 levels, although it tells about the knowledge of the solar system, is very comprehensive and thorough. The film also introduces the relevant knowledge of cosmic life in detail, and many moons in the solar system are very likely to have extraterrestrial life, which is worth watching.

The following ** is more in-depth and requires a certain amount of basic skills to understand.

Cosmos, a series of more than 60 episodes, is the most comprehensive astronomy film to date. But there is no **** in the mu digging mountain, and you can only see it. And it's an English voice, and you can't find subtitles for some episodes.

Into Stephen Hawking's Cosmic World", which is also a good series, in addition to telling about astronomy, also focuses on the possibility of human habitation on other planets in the future.

With Morgan. Freeman Walks Through the Wormhole Together" series, the film says that the knowledge told is very profound and mysterious, and it requires a high knowledge of astronomy and physics, as well as a strong comprehension ability to understand, but it is a very good science and education film, which can be searched.

There are also many related science and education films, which can be searched as long as you enter keywords. Basically, if you read and understand the above, you can already become a strong amateur.

Personally, I feel that it is better to read a book than to see the virtual frequency of visual infiltration.

And I think that things like the lunar calendar, what calendar (it seems that there are a lot of calendars), are a bit important!

Is there anything else: I personally feel that positioning in the universe is a difficult problem, and it is good to study the number of brothers in 3D!

And then there's physics, in some of the ** I've seen, it's always saying: Uh-huh, so-and-so star**. What is the reason for this, I think everyone has learned in high school physics, it is the atom, the proton, the quark, the gravitational force, the gravitational force between molecules, the repulsive force or something.

But the second floor is very good, I have to top it.