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“I seem to be having tremendous
difficulty with my lifestyle." |
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During theses next holiday days I'm gonna take a break from diligently learning too much Astronomy, Science, Cosmology, Physics, Astrobiology and other cool (The Great Courses) space stuff (you see, there's a certain order I am learning all this stuff), and I will be enjoying theses other neat, super-fun The Great Courses releases:
- My Favorite Universe
- The Inexplicable Universe: Unsolved Mysteries
- New Frontiers: Modern Perspective on Our Solar System
- Einstein's Relativity and the Quantum Revolution: Modern Physics for Non-Scientists, 2nd Edition
- Impossible: Physics beyond the Edge
I share this information because if you take delight or are curious about science, the universe, physics, astronomy, our solar system and other cool space stuff, then do yourself a favor and check out these DVDs. Make sure to also get your hands on the accompanying guidebooks for each individual release - they will make absorbing this information a delightful experience.
StarTalk is a program I enjoy a little too much.
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| Science, pop culture and comedy collide on StarTalk. |
Actually, do yourself favor and immerse yourself in watching StarTalk right now: it is too much fun! ( ( Launch StarTalk ) )
What follows are two of The Great Courses DVDs I find immensely enjoyable.
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| The Inexplicable Universe • Neil deGrasse Tyson • (The Great Courses) |
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| My Favorite Universe • Neil deGrasse Tyson • (The Great Courses) |
"In life and in the universe it's
always best to keep looking up."
-Neil deGrasse Tyson
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The Planetary Society • Bill Nye: Funko Pop • Carl Sagan: Pale Blue Dot
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The Planetary Society www.PlanetarySociety.org
Space for Humanity www.SpaceForHumanity.org
Webb Space Telescope www.WebbTelescope.org
Supercollider www.SuperColliderArt.com
Supercluster www.SuperCluster.com
SpaceX www.SpaceX.com
NASA www.NASA.gov
