symphony of science - a wave of reason
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quota wave of reasonquot is the seventh installment in the symphony of science music video series it is intended to promote scientific reasoning and skepticism in the face of growing amounts of pseudoscientific pursuits such as astrology and homeopathy and also to promote the scientific worldview as equally enlightening as religion it features carl sagan bertrand russell sam harris michael shermer lawrence krauss carolyn porco richard dawkins richard feynman phil plait and james randi more science music videos can be found at http:symphonyofsciencecomenjoyjohn john symphonyofsciencecom lyrics:russell:when you are studying any matteror considering any philosophyask yourself only: what are the factsand what is the truth that the facts bear outsagan:science is more than a body of knowledgeit039s a way of thinkinga way of skeptically interrogating the universeif we are not able to ask skeptical questionsto be skeptical of those in authoritythen we039re up for grabsshermer:in all of science we039re looking for a balance between data and theoryharris:you don039t have to delude yourselfwith iron age fairy talesporco:the same spiritual fulfillmentthat people find in religioncan be found in scienceby coming to know if you will the mind of godkrauss:the real world as it actually isis not evil it039s remarkableand the way to understand the physical world is to use sciencedawkins:there is a new wave of reasonsweeping across america britain europe australiasouth america the middle east and africathere is a new wave of reason where superstition had a firm holdplait: teach a man to reasonand he039ll think for a lifetimesagan:cosmology brings us face to face with the deepest mysterieswith questions that were once treated only in religion and myththe desire to be connected with the cosmosreflects a profound realitybut we are connected not in the trivial waysthat astrology promises but in the deepest waysfeynman:i can039t believe the special stories that have been made up about our relationship to the universe at largelook at what039s out there it isn039t in proportionrussell:never let yourself be diverted by what you wish to believebut look only and surelyat what are the factsrandi:enjoy the fantasy the fun the storiesbut make sure that there039s a clear sharp linedrawn on the floorto do otherwise is to embrace madness

symphony of science - 039the big beginning039 ft hawking sagan dawkins shears tyson
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quotthe big beginningquot is the eighth installment in the symphony of science music video series it deals with the origins of our universe covering the big bang theory expansion and cooling of the universe formation of galaxies the interplay between matter and anti-matter and cosmic radiation the music video features stephen hawking richard dawkins carl sagan tara shears and neil degrasse tyson videos sampled for this installment include into the universe with stephen hawking god the universe and everything else the universe history channel nova sciencenow interviews with richard dawkins and tara shears and carl sagan039s cosmos the principal design for the motion graphic at the end was designed by joe snodgrass check out his record label: http:twittercomluxusarctica thanks to himcheck out http:symphonyofsciencecom for more science music videos you can find links to all the sources used in this video at the website under quotadditional infoquot for each oneenjoyjohnlyrics:hawkingwe observe that distant galaxies are moving away from usthey must have been closer together in the pastit was the beginning of the universeand of time itselfanything that happened before the big bangcould not affect what happened afterdawkinsthe poetry of the expanding universethe poetry of the complexity of lifewe039re not normally equipped to understandand science gives it to usscience is opening your eyesto the wonderfulness of what039s therescience is opening your eyesto the poetry of the expanding universesaganthe early cosmos was everywhere white hotbut then as time passedthe radiation expanded and cooledthen little pockets of gas began to growsteadily brightening we call them the galaxiesshearsin the big bang we had equal amounts of matter and anti-matterand as soon as they met each otherthey annihilated togetherand this battle played outwhilst the universe expandedin its first minute of existencedegrasse tysonit039s not all that hard to detect the big bangall you need to do is change the channeluntil you come between two stationsabout one percent of the snow and noisecomes from the big bang itselfwe039re all eavesdroppingon the birth pains of the cosmos

prince ea - the brain new single cdq download link
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named most intelligent hip hop song of all time prince ea doesn039t disappoint with this innovative track breaking down the human brain purchase quotthe brainquot now: http:princeeabandcampcomtrackprince-ea-the-brainprince ea039s new track from his upcoming albumproduction by young k tech supreme nate kiz and trifeckta teacher played by ken wolfe photograph by joseph lombardi happy birthday hillary : facebookhttp:wwwfacebookcomprinceeatwitterhttp:wwwtwittercomprinceeamy websitehttp:wwwmakesmartcoolcom

how big is the universe
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how big is the universe science of spacethis video explores the broad scope of the universe without using any complicated astronomical jargon this is my second and improved version space science god religion design

inner space - nasa promo
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here is to helping nasainspired by http:wwwredditcommore specifically: http:wwwredditcomrvideoscommentsez5xenasa_the_frontier_is_everywhere_my_2nd_attempt_atfound different clips online and edited them together fcp ampamp motionmusic: arcade fire - quotwake upquotmy name is leon and i go to school for media ampamp communications at http:wwwmumedu

the feynman series part 4 - the key to science featuring joan feynman
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https:wwwfacebookcomthesaganseries the feynman series is a companion project of the sagan series working in the hopes of promoting scientific literacy created by reidgower http:twittercomreidgowercopyright disclaimer under section 107 of the copyright act 1976 allowance is made for quotfair usequot for purposes such as criticism comment news reporting teaching scholarship and research fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing non-profit educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use all copyrighted materials contained herein belong to their respective copyright holders i do not claim ownership over any of these materials i realize no profit monetary or otherwise from the exhibition of these videosbeauty - http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=crmbwcztc6ehonours - http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=dkv0kcr3yiwcuriosity - http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=lmtmglzpvymcreditsmusic - http:itunesapplecomcaalbumhurry-up-were-dreamingid462951764narration - no ordinary genius http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=fzg1cu8t9nwnarration - fun to imagine http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=au8pid_6xecnarration - messenger lectures http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=b240pgcmwv0the moon in 2012 - http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=wotcsnnfyeeagora - http:wwwimdbcomtitlett1186830imax hubble 3d - http:wwwimdbcomtitlett1433813imax solar max - http:wwwimdbcomtitlett0177240planet earth - http:enwikipediaorgwikiplanet_earth_tv_seriesbaraka - http:wwwimdbcomtitlett0103767wonders of the universe - http:enwikipediaorgwikiwonders_of_the_universenasa - http:wwwyoutubecomusernasatelevisionaurora borealis in finnish lapland 2011 - https:vimeocom29568236galaxy collision animation - http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=j_uwuujft3qearly flight attempts - http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=h5l_ozqyluwimax the magic of flight - http:wwwimdbcomtitlett0119595when we left earth - http:enwikipediaorgwikiwhen_we_left_earth:_the_nasa_missionsimax the dream is alive - http:wwwimdbcomtitlett0089050

symphony of science - onward to the edge
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mp3:http:bitlyoryyiv - a musical celebration of the importance and inspirational qualities of space exploration human and robotic as well as a look at some of the amazing worlds in our solar system featuring neil degrasse tyson brian cox and carolyn porco quotonward to the edgequot is the 12th installment in the symphony of science series materials used in this video are from :my favorite universebbc wonders of the solar systemcarolyn porco ted talknatgeo quotguide to the planetsquotthanks for watchinglyrics:neil degrasse tysonthe act of moving onward means we pass these sign postsone of them was first leaving earththe next one is hanging out on the moonwhat039s next the planetsonward to the edgewe039re moving onward to the edgehere we are togetherthis fragile little worldbrian coxthis is our sunjust another star in a sea of starsthe heart of the solar systemjust another star in a sea of starsmercury is the closest planetthis tortured piece of rock has been stripped nakedtysonthe moon has a skyit has a horizonit039s another worldit039s got earth in the sky just the way we have the moon in the skyrefrainwe039re not the only world to think aboutworlds unnumberedwe039re not the only world to think aboutthink about worlds unnumberedcarolyn porcothere is a powerful recognition that stirs within uswhen we see our own little blue ocean planetin the skies of other worldsthe saturn systemoffers splendor beyond comparebecause of its ringsand very diverse moonstysonthese are no longer abstractionsthese are worldsmaybe there039s life therethey039ve changed how we think about earthcoxquota mote of dust suspended in a sunbeamthe pale blue dotquot carl saganrefrainthe laws of nature createvastly different worldswith the tiniest of changestysonwhen i reach to the edge of the universei do so knowing that along some paths of cosmic discoverythere are times when at least for nowone must be content to love the questions themselves

4th dimension - tesseract 4th dimension made easy - carl sagan - youtube
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from the epic cosmos by carl sagan: http:amznto2bkhuix us for uk: http:amznto2bnep14 canada: http:amznto2autzu2 this short video clip show

the sagan series part 7 - the long astronomical perspective
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https:wwwfacebookcomthesaganseries quotlikequot the sagan series on facebook and subscribe to this channel for more you can also follow me on twitter: http:twittercomreidgowercreditsbbc planet earth - http:enwikipediaorgwikiplanet_earth_tv_seriesbbc life - http:enwikipediaorgwikilife_bbc_tv_seriesbaraka - http:enwikipediaorgwikibaraka_filmmindrelic - manhattan in motion - http:vimeocom24492485trinity and beyond - http:enwikipediaorgwikitrinity_and_beyondhome - http:wwwhomethemovieorgblue planet - http:wwwimdbcomtitlett0099158lexarmediainc - http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=kvf29r7nxlmspace station - http:wwwimaxcomspacestationroving mars - http:wwwimdbcomtitlett0436595

symphony of science - the quantum world
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a musical investigation into the nature of atoms and subatomic particles the jiggly things that make up everything we see featuring morgan freeman stephen hawking michio kaku brian cox richard feynman and frank closequotthe quantum worldquot is the eleventh installment in the ongoing symphony of science music video series materials used in the creation of this video are from:http:symphonyofsciencecom for downloads ampamp more videosrichard feynman - fun to imaginebbc visions of the future - the quantum revolutionthrough the wormhole with morgan freemaninto the universe with stephen hawkingbrian cox ted talkbbc what time is itbbc wonders of the universebbc horizon - what is realityspecial thanks to everybody who039s donated to keep the project alive and to those who helped track down the materials used in this videolyrics:morgan freemanso what are we really made ofdig deep inside the atomand you039ll find tiny particlesheld together by invisible forceseverything is made upof tiny packets of energyborn in cosmic furnacesfrank closethe atoms that we039re made of havenegatively charged electronswhirling around a big bulky nucleusmichio kakuthe quantum theoryoffers a very different explanationof our worldbrian coxthe universe is made of twelve particles of matterfour forces of naturethat039s a wonderful and significant storyrichard feynmansuppose that little thingsbehaved very differentlythan anything bignothing039s really as it seemsit039s so wonderfully differentthan anything bigthe world is a dynamic messof jiggling thingsit039s hard to believekakuthe quantum theoryis so strange and bizzareeven einstein couldn039t get his head around itcoxin the quantum worldthe world of particlesnothing is certainit039s a world of probabilitiesrefrainfeynmanit039s very hard to imagineall the crazy thingsthat things really are likeelectrons act like wavesno they don039t exactlythey act like particlesno they don039t exactlystephen hawkingwe need a theory of everythingwhich is still just beyond our graspwe need a theory of everything perhapsthe ultimate triump of sciencerefrainfeynmani gotta stop somewherei039ll leave you something to imagine

carl sagan attempts to debate with a creationist
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carl sagan takes a call from a short-sighted creationistmy aim was to post this tomorrow 9th of nov on what would have been carls 76th birthday but i039m unable to do soplease enjoy see the full radio interview athttp:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=7ppds1o8l9k

the center of all things
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an homage to carl sagan039s quotpale blue dotquot this video explores humankind039s place in the big picture

carl sagan stephen hawking and arthur c clarke - god the universe and everything else
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stephen hawking arthur c clarke and carl sagan via satellite discuss the big bang theory god our existence as well as the possibility of extraterrestrial life

shit skeptics say
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written by john rael and ross blocherdirected by john raelcinematography by karus marshall-walschi usually do 039crotch-kicking-comedy039 so why do i feel like i039ve sunk a level by doing a meme anyways it was pretty fun to get together with a few fellow skeptics and point out all the 039shit039 that we say it039s a fun way to celebrate skepticism while takin039 the piss out of it also there was so much material that i am currently editing two more editions of it coming soon special thanks goes out to wendy hughes and jim underdown of the iig for lending me their cool toys power balance bracelet placebo band dowsing rods ghost detecting meterhope you enjoyjohnps sorry about the lack of crotches getting kicked those are also coming very soonp-ps when i say quotwritten by john rael and ross blocherquot i mean that i john rael came up with the idea and wrote a dozen or so lines and then ross responded by writing two full fuckin039 pages worth and he seems like such a nice guy :note: music in the background 039party039 scene is tim minchin canvas bagsfilmed with a canon t3i

the biological advantage of being awestruck - by jason_silva
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this video was created by jason_silva and shot and edited with my friends at bravo media and is non-commercial and for educational and inspirational purposes only full credits and clip attributions can be found below this video was inspired by three big ideas:1 the ideas of psychologist nicholas humphrey who has written of quotthe biological advantage of being awestruckquot basically our ability to awe was biologically selected for by evolution because it imbues our lives with sense of cosmic significance that has resulted in a species that works harder not just to survive but to flourish and thrivequothumphrey refers to consciousness as a magic show that you stage for yourself inside your head which lights up the world and makes you feel special and transcendent this magical theater provides a reason to live a love of occupying the present moment and a desire to sustain it into the future that over time has proved stronger than anything else and accounts for humanity039s swift and triumphant success--humphrey says quotbeing enchanted by the magic of experience rather than being just an aid to survival provides an essential incentive to survivequotquotwe relish just being here we feel quotthe yen to confirm and renew in small ways or large our own occupancy of the present moment to go deeper to extend it to revel in being there and when we have the skill to celebrate it in wordsquotour desire to understand brings exquisite pleasure and feeds our exploratory voyage our scientific inquiry our technological development and even our poetic self-regardmore: onlinewsjcomarticlesb10001424052748703858404576214771893335998html2 the stanford study that found that awe is clinically good for you expanding perception of time increasing compassion and empathy and promoting well being:more: theatlanticcomhealtharchive201207study-awe-inspiring-experiences-change-our-perception-of-time2601383 ross andersen039s rapturous meditation on the ontological awakening of our psyches provided by the hubble space telescope: quotat first glancing the deep field quotone might mistake it for gemstones scattered across black velvet but a closer look reveals that each smudge of light 2600 in all is a galaxy dense with billions of star-fired worlds pinwheeling in deep time to that point astronomy had imaged objects only four billion light years away and poorly at that here a telescope reached 11 and a half billion light years into space and delivered an image legible to the layman: an unprecedented expansion of human visionquotmore: lareviewofbooksorgarticlephpid=331music by john murphy - quotkaneda039s death pt 2quot from sunshine soundtrackitunesapplecomusalbumsunshine-music-from-motionid297702863featuring stock footage from shutterstockstill images courtesy of the imaginary foundation - imaginaryfoundationcomand clips from knate myers039 quotiss at nightquot featuring nasa images: vimeocom45878034camera: liam o039 sullivanedited by jess betz and jason silva shot and edited at bravo media - bravomediainccomcontact jason: infoatthisisjasonsilvacom