I've just heard a little bit about this, but I'm very intrigued by it. I think Neil DeGrasse Tyson is a great choice for the host.
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It was a very fun watch. It's amazing how small we are. The way it was portrayed tonight was unlike any other way I've seen. The bubble matrix was humbling. I mean, it's endless. There's just so much out there, and her, and inside us.Really like this so far. Feel like I'm joining Neil as we travel the known universe in an interstellar living room. It's cool though with good production.
Stuff like this makes me feel privileged to live now and even know about s*** like Galaxies.
I feel like if I went for a second degree, it should be something science related. I'm just a little intimidated because it's been a long time since I studied science on any kind of academic level. I've forgotten so much that I'd feel like starting from the beginning would be a necessity.A few doh moments! I thought for sure I was recording the series but I wasn't. I missed the second episode so I set it to record all new episodes on Nat Geo..... On Mondays! I thought all new episodes will be on Nat Geo the first night! I checked Nat Geo on-demand and they only had it in SD. So I waited. It disappeared. It turns out that it's on Fox on-demand.
And I'm pretty bummed that I didn't get a science degree. *sadface.gif*
A few doh moments! I thought for sure I was recording the series but I wasn't. I missed the second episode so I set it to record all new episodes on Nat Geo..... On Mondays! I thought all new episodes will be on Nat Geo the first night! I checked Nat Geo on-demand and they only had it in SD. So I waited. It disappeared. It turns out that it's on Fox on-demand.
And I'm pretty bummed that I didn't get a science degree. *sadface.gif*
Since I'm thinking of becoming a teacher, I would really like to teach science more than any other subject.You're not missing out on much.