PBS SEEING IN THE DARK 2007 PROFESSOR TIMOTHY FERRIS
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Beautiful combination of science, music and art. It makes astronomy accessible, without sacrificing any rigor. Recommended for students and professionals of any age.
So wonderful! I remember the car radios very well! Simple but so wonderful! Gives me that magical feeling a child feels about the 'newness' of the world around them. Thank you for posting! It is a very educational and fun video!
When I was about 10 years old I was walking up east 14th street in lower Manhattan. The sun was shining,then it got dark. My first solar eclipse. I have been fascinated with the sky, space since then. This was in the early 1960's.
Watched this 3 times so far this year. So beautifully made, with wonderful scopes to drool over.
Timothy Ferris is awesome! He makes astronomy seem poetic!
His prose, method, approach, rhythm and tempo, alliteration and turns of phrase even his tone of voice... yes truly a poetic experience.
Imagine first viewing this as I did... awaking on the couch at 2 am having left the tv on, laying in the dark in a silent house as this wonderful expression of his amazement came through washing over me.
Thank you so much for your amazing video and music. All of them are beautiful.
Really enjoyed this! Inspiring! 🇨🇦
Terrific video. I cant Thank you enough. IA
Great documentary/ video.... Interesting, entertaining and educational!
Two thumbs up guys...
that was simply wonderful
THANKS AGAIN TO TH-cam I GOT THE VIDEO BACK AFTER SOME LITTLE COCKROACH PUT IN A FAKE
COPYRIGHT WHICH WAS INSANE FUCK YOU REDBULL AT 33.44 I WIN.
Yea....right up the road from me! NM Skies ROCK!
i've seen awesome stars at Chaco Canyon, New Mwxico. but most awesome stars i've evr seen was over Chesapeake Bay, at a campground. incredible. i have not been out on the ocean other than 25 miles to Catalina island. i understand out on the ocean isthe best.
I can understand how out in the ocean would offer some great skies and viewing. But wouldn't even gentle waves cause movement of the ship that would make it difficult for good viewing through a scope?
Timothy Ferris talks about his experiences with astronomy and because he was born in 1944, he is someone I can relate to. His film focuses on amateur stargazers and their telescopes. Ferris explores the life of E.E. Barnard, a Nashville-born astronomer who photographed the Milky Way. The Horsehead Nebula convinced Barnard that the dark regions of the Milky Way were gas and dust. Ferris talks about exoplanets.
For real... It's and amazing feeling
Thanks for posting this.
How are these people fighting light pollution? I love using my telescope but live far from dark sky’s. Thank you for the Video.
Timothy Ferris is great!
Thats a beautiful documentary
amazing . very cool
Thanks for this!
music by mark knopfler, that's fuckin dope dire straits ftw
pika pika??? secret language a group or stars?
will remain a mystery if no answer and that's ok
happy sunday
Why whenever planets are shown are they always out of focus?
15:50 - Hudson?!?! That's my hometown . . .
2015 - twitch does astronomy
Locked in anarchy, telescope control surfaces are broken, 20 alien civilizations discovered, all have declared war on us.
Yea, I bet it was more than just Stars and Planets he was looking at through that telescope 🔭 😂
How can I use their remote telescopes from my computer? Are they publicly available?
Some are. Go to NM Skies (dot) com
Here comes the Sun
THIS IS BEST DESCRIBED AS ""INCONSEQUENTIAL AMATUER HOUR"",,NOVA BLOOPER
i found my own constellation in the dark space in middle of milky way
it is a 5 pointed star with the center off to one side
as viewing from more southward
have you found yours?
lifetime gazer the desert is the best for mystery of the universe
and seeing it in 3D happy sun hunting
i read the sky is full of nuclear furnaces
Maybe you could get a job as a photographer for National Geographic, or a space magazine.
Samael Aun Weor
pika pika
I want a GPS telescope....
Learn the sky and you don't need a GPS scope. May I suggest "Turn Left at Orion"
They all look the same to me.......
ducatijim After awhile, you will learn to recognize the constellations. The main ones become very obvious.
When you come to a true understanding you will realize that the stars and expanse of the universe are just the fingerprint of the hand of God.
Glenn Billings what God stupid? Are you stupid on purpose?
why do u have to be so aggressive Pack?? Calm down
God does exist
Khawar Malik prove it
Prove what?
That the grand design of everything is by accident?
That the very you (Human) whos a perfect creation exist by natural selection??
The eco system, Oxygen levels, air pressure, i mean we live in an environment perfectly made for us.
I don understand why u need prove when its everywhere
from small insect to tree leafs to clouds
Everything is out there man, you just have to observe with open mind
Khawar Malik there is no grand design, and no gods exist. You have no proof. It's irrational and illogical to believe things that you can't prove are real.
girl with pretty long toes at 5:49
Roger Moore yeah I picked up on that too :)
Great subject but, soooooooooooo american.
The documentary was narrated by an American amateur astronomer and was made to be aired on an American public television station, so . . .
Timothy is a classic homosexual name