Are the wonders of our universe are cosmic accident or the results of intelligent design?
For centuries religion and science were bitter foes. Now science actively searches for our creator. Some physicists think he is hidden in the math. Neurologists think she might be in our brains. Computer coders believe God is one of them, and our world is nothing more than his simulation…!.
That’s how Morgan Freeman start the latest science documentary “Through The Wormhole” on Discovery Science Channel. It explores deep question such as “What are we made of? What was there before the beginning? Are we really alone? Is there a creator?”. Based on episode one it looks very promising.
First episode talks about the question of “Is there a Creator?”. Unlike most other science documentaries this one do not try to educate us on a specific leading hypothesis at the time. Instead it tries to present you all the different sides of it from all different sources such as science, religion, biology, computing…. However in one of the interviews given Morgan Freeman has mentioned that some religious believers who interpret Bible literally might not like this.
I just watched the first episode. It was quite good. I did not exactly experience “quite the ride” that Morgan Freeman promised at the beginning, but it was good and different. Any way who am I to judge a series by its first episode :).
http://science.discovery.com/tv/through-the-wormhole/
If you are in to science, stars, galaxies, universe, wormholes, and meaning of life stuff you might like this series. Check it out.
/Rakhitha
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