PBS NOVA The Fabric of the Cosmos 2011 720p BluRay DTS x264-xiaofriend Mã: RELEASE DATE....: 15/04/2012 THEATRE DATE....: 2011 iMDB URL........: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2054363/ iMDB RATiNG.....: 7.8/10 (16 votes) GENRE...........: Documentary SOURCE .........: 1080i BluRay AVC DTS-HD MA2.0 ViDEO BiTRATE...: x264 L4.1 High @ 4.3M-4.9M (CRF 18.5) FRAME RATE......: 29.97 fps AUDiO. .........: English DTS 2.0CH 1510 Kbps RUNTiME.........: 55min*4 ASPECT RATiO....: 1.78 : 1 RESOLUTiON......: 1280 X 720 SUBTiTLES.......: English (sup) ENCODER.........: xiaofriend ----------X264 iNFO FOR RANDOM EPiSODE------------ x264 [info]: frame I:583 Avg QP:15.20 size: 97531 x264 [info]: frame P:24581 Avg QP:19.31 size: 34023 x264 [info]: frame B:75014 Avg QP:20.97 size: 12848 x264 [info]: consecutive B-frames: 3.6% 3.2% 10.4% 26.9% 16.9% 34.6% 2.5% 1.2% 0.7% Acclaimed physicist Brian Greene reveals a mind-boggling reality beneath the surface of our everyday world. "The Fabric of the Cosmos"; a four-hour series based on the book by renowned physicist and author Brian Greene, takes us to the frontiers of physics to see how scientists are piecing together the most complete picture yet of space, time, and the universe. With each step, audiences will discover that just beneath the surface of our everyday experience lies a world we’d hardly recognize—a startling world far stranger and more wondrous than anyone expected. Title: The Fabric of the Cosmos: What is Space? 什么是空间？ Released: 2011 Genre: Documentary iMDB URL:"Nova" The Fabric of the Cosmos: What is Space? (TV episode 2011) - IMDb iMDB RATiNG: 7.8/10 (16 votes) Issued: USA RunTime: 55min Directed by: Graham Judd, Sabin Streeter Starring: Christopher Berger, Raphael Bousso, Robert Cannon, Anne DeAcetis, Danny Dennis, Ken Driesslein, Alex Filippenko, S. James Gates, Brian Greene, Frederic Heringes, Peter Higgs, Craig Hogan, Clifford Johnson, Glenn Kalison, Rocky Kolb, Chris Lerude, Janna Levin, Joseph Lykken, Erik Parillo, Brad Parkinson, Saul Perlmutter, Adam Riess, Steven Rishard, Paul Romero , Jay O. Sanders, Leonard Susskind About the Document: Introduces viewers to Brian Greene, a professor at Columbia University and a man determined to bring the universe to PBS homes everywhere. Hour one concerns the very nature of space, once thought to be a lifeless component of the galaxy. Through research conducted by Isaac Newton, space was actually discovered to be a critical element of the universe, thought to resemble a fabric that interacts with its surroundings, filling a more critical role in the understanding of the world than the emptiness it was previously thought to be. We rapidly move over to theories put forth by Albert Einstein, shaping the perception of space further, developing a deeper appreciation for the movement of the galaxy, with its endless expansion and contraction. We witness the launch of a critical scientific space experience, where enormous gyroscopes were put to use (after decades of planning) to gauge how space bends, furthering the fabric idea. The wily world of particles are explored, observing their nuances and secrets, heading over to the CERN facility and the Large Hadron Collider in Geneva, where scientists are currently looking to crack the particle code, using work from physicist Peter Higgs, whose radical concepts about space helped to expand awareness of the subject. Finally, the program takes a look at the mystery of "dark energy," an unknown element of space currently being investigated by scientists. Title: The Fabric of the Cosmos: Illusion of Time 时间幻觉 Released: 2011 Genre: Documentary iMDB URL:"Nova" The Fabric of the Cosmos: Illusion of Time (TV episode 2011) - IMDb iMDB RATiNG: 7.7/10 (11 votes) Issued: USA RunTime: 55min Directed by: Randall MacLowry Starring: David Albert, Sean Carroll, Peter Galison, S. James Gates, Brian Greene, Alan Guth, Steven Jefferts, David Kaiser, Janna Levin, Joseph Lykken, William D. Phillips, Jay O. Sanders, Max Tegmark About the Document: Follows Greene as he inspects the deceptive nature of time and the numerous ways we interpret a scientific measurement that's only marginally understood. He travels to the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Colorado to view the most accurate clock on Earth, which uses the atom of cesium to track the seconds, minutes, and hours. Greene steps back in time to the birth of train travel, which required a specific concept of time zones to help sort through the chaos. Einstein returns to the program as Greene chats up "spacetime" and "now slices," exploring the perception of time and how it differs for everyone - a scientific pursuit Einstein pioneered, building upon Newton's work. Lastly, the episode spotlights the "arrow of time," a concept that opens up a larger dissection of time travel (to both the future and the past) and the particulars of black holes and worm holes, both potentially open to humans as a method of visiting corners of time previously explored only in science fiction entertainment. Title: The Fabric of the Cosmos: Quantum Leap 量子跃迁 Released: 2011 Genre: Documentary iMDB URL:"Nova" The Fabric of the Cosmos: Quantum Leap (TV episode 2011) - IMDb iMDB RATiNG: 7.5/10 (16 votes) Issued: USA RunTime: 55min Directed by: Julia Cort, Josh Rosen Cast: Allan Adams, Christopher Mark Chan, Palaiseau John Clauser, Frank Cuervo, Lela Edgar, Edward Farhi, Hannah Fierman, Peter Galison, S. James Gates, Susan Graham, Brian Greene, Husna Hasan, Walter Lewin, Sean Martin, Shauna Pinkett, Pete Punito, Thom Rachford, Jay O. Sanders, Patrick Stoffer, Leonard Susskind, Migina Tsai, Steven Weinberg, Joseph Will About the Document: Follows Greene into the mysterious elements of quantum mechanics, a puzzling development in the cosmos that's come to electrify curiosity among physicists. History is established with classical mechanics, which soon gave way to quantum mechanics when scientists investigated further. Niels Bohr is generally credited as the man behind the notion of a quantum leap, and his story is recounted here. Greene goes on to examine the double slit experiment, while discussing Max Born and his wave equation. The show moves on to John Clauser, a physicist brave enough to pick up the work left behind by Einstein, who fought the basics of quantum mechanics, preferring a knowledge of purpose over an understanding of chaos. Talk soon turns to teleporting, considering the "beam me up" routine from "Star Trek," which isn't entirely out of the question in terms of travel, using the complexity of quantum entanglement to "energize" subjects anywhere they want to go . And quantum bits (or qubits) are explored, highlighting the potential for computer technology that's far beyond what we all use today. Imagine a world where computers are able to solve complicated problems in seconds. The future can't come fast enough. Title: The Fabric of the Cosmos: Universe or Multiverse? 单宇宙还是多宇宙？ Released: 2011 Genre: Documentary Issued: USA RunTime: 55min iMDB URL:"Nova" The Fabric of the Cosmos: Universe or Multiverse? (TV episode 2011) - IMDb iMDB RATiNG: 7.1/10 (11 votes) Directed by: Rushmore DeNooyer Starring: Andreas Albrecht, Raphael Bousso, Brian Greene, David Gross, Alan Guth, Clifford Johnson, Shamit Kachru, Andrei Linde, Joseph Polchinski, Joseph Polchinski, Delia Schwartz-Perlov, Victor Shopov, Paul Steinhardt, Leonard Susskind, Alex Vilekin, Heather Warren, Steven Weinberg, Lewis D. Wheeler About the Document: Opens by taking the viewer to the edges of the universe, where physicists are hunting for the next great discovery, digging around the beyond to find evidence of the "multiverse" - additional areas of space expansion that could possibly mirror our own galaxy. Moving over to the work of MIT's Alan Guth, the program digs into the expansion of the universe, also spotlighting Alex Vilenkin and his quest to prove the concept of eternal inflation. There's a return to the mysterious qualities of dark energy, which provides something a clue toward the discovery of the multiverse. The show quickly plows into the core of an atom, unearthing the world of string theory and the fascination with mutilverse discoveries, with Greene openly questioning how the inhabitants of another Earth would deal with differences in evolution. The distances are unthinkable, but scientists seem eager to crack the multiverse code. 1 link Nhấn nút Cảm ơn (dưới chân bài) để thấy link! Mã: http://subscene.com/ Mã: [B][SIZE=4][COLOR=purple]Dark_Devil_90@HDM[/COLOR][/SIZE][/B]
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