Big Picture Science – Cosmos: It’s Big, It’s Weird: Brian Greene

by Gary Niederhoff on January 9, 2012

Part 1 of Cosmos: It’s Big, It’s Weird, featuring Brian Greene, Physicist and mathematician, Columbia University, and author of The Hidden Reality: Parallel Universes and the Deep Laws of the Cosmos.
(TRT 18:58)

Tagged as: cosmology, physics

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reza January 12, 2012 at 4:06 am: this is an excellent website and the radio program is one that I have been listening to for the last few years. this is as good as it gets. if there is an Oscar for helping public understanding of science, there is no competition.
hope you can get SETI work back on.

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