Stephen Hawking's Universe - EP1:Seeing Is Believing (3/ 5)

Where did we come from? The history of cosmology from flat earth to Big Bang: Eratosthenes and Ptolemy, Copernicus, Kepler, Galileo, Newton, Edwin Hubble.

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[mar8les]

you can't have an educated argument with a creationist, its like headbutting a wall.

[goldensleeves]

I just want to say one thing to the work of scientists who defied adversity for the sake of finding truth - THANK YOU!!!!!!

Let's follow their footsteps. Science is our greatest achievement as a species.

[lainfi888]

Caimbridge was introduced into this world at the age of 82 but appeared to us

of about 39 he decided to stay in this place and did not return!

[siddgaa]

Umm fuck all relegions.... The only reason why we're being held back as spieces.

[Confusedfurry]

@2100sceptic

not really.

[Confusedfurry]

@swordysvg

google abiogenesis.

[FIGHTFANNERD3]

@swordysvg not god thats 4 sure its good your thinking this way at 12 years old but then agian kids are natural scientist

[Ogudaktig]

@swordysvg you're on the right track. your age is no matter. just keep going on your path.

[swordysvg]

Stephen hawking is Awsome but the earth is basically a mix of atoms that make up elements that make up chemicals and it's also a ton of bacteria that have evolved from a single cell organism to a item where did all of this start idk oh also I'm only 12

[BasilFawlty4444]

@mar8les

I have to say I agree.

And I'm a Christian!

[godview1]

My father complained the other day that scientist mostly study the most rediculous things. He did not mention any examples, but he said he often wonders why they study the particular things and sometimes lead to nothing. But is that not the definition of science, to study everything and try to discover new things about object we thought we knew everything about?