Wonders Of The Solar System, Episode 4 (Part 1/6)

[schossow77]

Excellent series by BBC. Huge fan of Brian Cox, you can tell he truly enjoys his work and it shows in his ability to explain everything in such a great way.

[purpleoscar]

He is the Michael Wood of science documentaries

[molesticles]

really good mike in the intro, I mean the wind wasn't picked up AT ALL in the helicpoter.

[grandtheftbanana]

@molesticles so?

[TwiztedSound]

@molesticles

true, i also noticed, they are using pretty good equipment

[RJL738]

Thanks for this episode, the Earth and other planets are eccelant.

[philaraz]

Does anyone know what the music is which begins at 7.35? I'm sure it's off a film but which I don't know.

[riosgeovanny]

how old are all of u watching this???

[cartabusta]

@riosgeovanny 22 why does it matter education has no age limits

[BipedalHumanoid]

@cartabusta You're too old to learn. Please stop.

[grandtheftbanana]

@riosgeovanny 17 :D

[DeadWhiteButterflies]

Brian Cox: The British Carl Sagan? :D

[PanzerBuyer]

@DeadWhiteButterflies Carl Sagan won't ever be duplicated but Prof. Cox is a natural at narration and enticing enthusiasm for all things science!

[TwiztedSound]

@PanzerBuyer

and he likes rock music, those are plus points if you ask me. ;)

[blobhead8]

I also missed this episode. Thanks alot for uploading it. Just one thing though, I thought this episode was called aliens?

[Badgerinthenight]

@blobhead8 No this one is called Dead or Alive you can watch it on the bbciplayer website. :) but not in as good quality as on here

[miinyoo]

These are just incredible. They are equivalent to the majesty of the series "Planet Earth" in all metrics of beauty, grandeur and dissection of encyclopedic volumes distilled into far too short a time. Brian Cox is the Feynman of our generation.

[BggProductions]

I missed this and the next episode. Thanks a million for uploading it!

[yeshuahfullofit]

Spectacular videograpy! Always informative.