Cosmos Episode 9: The Lives of the Stars Part 1 of 6

Using computer animation and amazing astronomical art, Dr. Sagan shows how stars are born, live, die and sometimes collapse to form neutron stars or black holes.

We then journey into the future to witness "the last perfect day on Earth," 5 billion years from now, after which the sun will engulf our planet in the fires of its death throes.

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• Lives
• Stars
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[MetalGearSamus]

Carl Sagan,

He makes Epic Pies

[scienceandreasoniluv]

I went and bought an apple pie after this.

[Aletheophile]

@AdropInTheRain Yeah, that's odd, as far as I can work out the correct answer is about 82 or 83 successive cuts.

[JohnF30Music]

@AdropInTheRain the music didn't change, but you're most probably right, they did make a mistake and then changed it with a voiceover

[DevinedKiller]

I knew Google was big.

[RoderichEdelstein727]

Most dramatic music I've ever heard put to food preparation.

[AdropInTheRain]

anyone else noticed that when he says 90 at 3:43 the sound changes, and his lips dont say 90 more like 80

, i guess they did a mistake and then changed it.

[milkywaycenter]

So that's where Google got it's name.

[crazzikidd93]

whats the name of that song at 4:53

[Tekkenfreek234]

This guy, man...There are just no words to explain him.

[jimbofair]

jimbofair- glass is a viscous fluid. a window pane of glass over a period of time will become a puddle.

[Squiglypig]

@ZarathustrasCrown That's what I'm saying.

I bet this was a reply to my last comment on this subject whole "Glass is a liquid!" thing.

That's exactly why I said that "Saying that glass is a liquid is like saying that water is a gas" is because glass IS a liquid if it's heated and water IS a gas if it's heated.

I might not be a physics major, but I do know some elementary chemistry :/