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The universe

Explores the extremes of size and time that exist in the Universe.

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  • "Possible futures in space"@en
  • "Universe, solar system & stars"@en
  • "Universe, solar system & stars"
  • "Universe, solar system and stars"@en
  • "Universe, solar system and stars"
  • "Story of our universe"@en
  • "NASA Series - Universe"@en

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  • "Explores almost inconceivable extremes of size and time: from our sun's violent nuclear furnace to its satellite planets which we are exploring; from the vast islands of stars called galaxies to quasars, pulsars, and black holes. It dramatizes a mysterious and incredibly violent universe in an unforgettable way."
  • "Explores the extremes of size and time that exist in the Universe."@en
  • "Discusses how the universe was created and the life expectancy of quasars, stars, etc. Explains space stations, terreforming, Project Cyclops and the speed of light."@en
  • "Explores extremes of time and size present in the universe."@en
  • "Explores almost inconceivable extremes of size and time - from the vast islands of stars called galaxies, to sub- atomic particles, from billions of years in the past to micro- cosmic events in the present that endure for only a billionth of a second. Dramatizes a mysterious and incredibly violent universe."@en
  • "Shows a mysterious and incredibly violent universe. Explores almost inconceivable extremes of size and time, from galaxies to subatomic particles and from cosmic events that occurred millions of years ago to microcosmic events of the present that endure only a billionth of a second. Narrated by William Shatner."@en
  • "Through the use of animation and films of actual space technology, we are acquainted with the many wonders of the universe. The solar system is presented with all its unique qualities ; the planets and their own unusual qualities, the stars and galaxies, etc., are all shown to better emphasize the immenseness of our solar system, of which the earth is one, tiny, particle."@en
  • "Describes features of the bodies in our solar system and some that are beyond. Talks about origins and structure of the various bodies, and space-time relationships. Shows instruments astronomers use to gather data for the study of the universe and its great mysteries."@en
  • "Uses animation and films of space technology to present the wonders of the universe."@en
  • "Documentary. Sequences from NASA take the viewer through the solar system and beyond the galaxy to explore the vastness of the universe and its violent birth and evolution. Narrated by William Shatner."@en
  • "Deals with the "big bang" theory of the origin of our solar system. Explores in graphics and live shots the inconceivable extremes of size and time: from the vast islands of stars called galaxies to subatomic particles; from cosmic events that occured billions of years ago to microcosmic events that last only a billionth of a second. Blue Ribbon winner, American Film Festival."
  • "Using live-action and animation, gives an overview of the creation, development, and destruction of galaxies, and the composition and description of the sun and its planets, relating solar systems of unimaginable size to to the infinitesimally small atoms which comprise them."@en
  • "The immense size of the universe is described through animation and liveaction film. Views of distant galaxies and our own Solar System compare the extremes of size and time of cosmic and micro-cosmic events."@en
  • "Through the use of animation and films of actual space technology, we are acquainted with the many wonders of the universe. The solar system is presented with its unique qualities ; the planets and their own unusual qualities, the stars and galaxies, etc., are all shown."
  • "This information-packed NASA film takes you on a journey to the farthest reaches of the universe. Starting with an in-depth look at our own incredible solar system and all of its planet, you will travel ever outward through the Milky Way Galaxy into the vast island of stars beyond."@en
  • "This NASA film takes one on a journey to the farthest reaches of the universe. Starting with an in-depth look at our own incredible solar system and all of its planets, you will travel ever outward through the Milky Way Galaxy into the vast islands of stars beyond."@en
  • "Explores almost inconceivable extremes of size and time, from our solar system, to vast islands of stars called galaxies, to subatomic particles. Dramatizes a mysterious and incredibly violent universe."
  • "The film explores the secrets of our sun, pulsars, quasars, black holes and other astronomical subjects."@en
  • "Explores our mysterious and incredibly violent universe, including the almost inconceivable extremes of size and time, from galaxies to subatomic particles and from cosmic events that occurred millions of years ago to microcosmic events of the present that endure only a billionth of a second."@en
  • "Beautiful sequence of pictures accompanied by music by Gustov Holst. Conclusion: Could all this happen by chance?"
  • "NASA film explores almost inconceivable extremes of size and time -- from the vast islands of stars called galaxies, to sub-atomic particles."
  • "Explores the ways in which we explore the universe, and what we've learned. Covers the formation of the universe to current Voyager probes, and possibilities for the future."@en
  • "Shows a mysterious and incredibly violent universe. Explores almost inconceivable extremes of size and time, from galaxies to subatomic particles and from cosmic events that occurred millions of years ago to microcosmic events of the present that endure only a billionth of a second."
  • "Shows a mysterious and incredibly violent universe. Explores almost inconceivable extremes of size and time, from galaxies to subatomic particles and from cosmic events that occurred millions of years ago to microcosmic events of the present that endure only a billionth of a second."@en
  • "Explore its secrets - Travel billions of years through time -- Pulsars, quasars, black holes and more. See the mysteries of our sun. Great for the whole family!"@en
  • "Discusses what was known of the structure of the sun, the solar system and the universe and a general approximation of what forces act for creation and destruction."
  • "Viewers travel billions of years through time watching the universe evolve from one primordial mass into the stars and galaxies that we see today. Shows how the tremendous forces of gravity work, creating swirling clouds of gases and cosmic matter that are eventually transformed into stars and galaxies."
  • "Discusses how the universe was created and the life expectancy of quasars, stars, etc."@en
  • "This program goes beyond the earth, the solar system and the Milky Way, deep into the vast reaches of the cosmos."
  • "Contains the original NASA film which uses computer animation and films of actual space technology to acquaint us with our mysterious and violent universe. Explores the almost inconceivable extremes of size and time, from galaxies to subatomic particles and from cosmic events that occurred millions of years ago to microcosmic events that endure only a billionth of a second. Describes the study of the sun, the solar system, galaxies, pulsars, quasars, stages in the evolution of a star, and black holes. Projects the future of the solar system and of the universe."@en
  • "Explores almost inconceivable extremes of size and time-from the vast islands of stars called galaxies, to sub-atomic particles ..."@en
  • "Through the use of animation and films of actual space technology, we are acquainted with the many wonders of the universe. The solar system is presented with all its' unique qualities ; the planets and their own unusual qualities, the stars and galaxies, etc., are all shown to better emphasize the immenseness of our solar system, of which the earth is one, tiny, particle."@en
  • "The immense size of the universe is described through animation and liveaction. Views of distant galaxies and our own solar system compare the extremes of size and time of cosmic and micro-cosmic events. Picture the solar system: Gives a brief history of man's study of the solar system and shows how new knowledge gained from this study can give a better understanding of the history of the earth."@en
  • "Animation as well as actual films describe the modern concept of the universe."@en
  • "Uses computer animation and photographs of space to explain the creation of the universe. Describes the sun, the solar system, galaxies, quasars, stages in the evolution of a star, and black holes. Projects the future of the solar system, and of the universe."@en
  • "Explores the beginning, evolution, end and mysteries of the Universe."@en
  • "Conditions needed for life are being looked at as part of the exploration of space. Are there conditions elsewhere that would allow life to evolve?"@en

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  • "History"@en
  • "Educational films"@en

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  • "The universe"@en
  • "The Universe"@en
  • "The Universe"
  • "Universe a visual poem"
  • "The universe (VHS) explore the stars, planets, and galaxies beyond"
  • "The universe explore the stars, planets, and galaxies beyond!"@en
  • "Universe"@en
  • "Universe"

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