Morgan Freeman: Mysterien des Weltalls

Dominica Beauvais wearing the ÒGod HelmetÓ as seen on the 'Is There A Creator?' episode of Through The Wormhole.

A professional skydiver prepares Dr. Claudia De Rham for her skydive demonstration at Indoor Skydiving Arizona.

Janna Levin calculating the merging of supermassive black holes as seen on the 'The Riddle Of Black Holes' episode. (Episode 6)

Morgan Freeman

Various robots at Hod Lipson’s lab, at the Cornell Creative Machines Lab.Various robots at Hod Lipson’s lab, at the Cornell Creative Machines Lab.

Dr. Anton Zeilinger, Ph.D., a Professor in Quantum Physics at the Vienna Center for Quantum Science and Technology stands next to his laser.

Mark Gasson from Reading University says that implantable technology like pacemakers can potentially be hacked and turn the wearer of them into an unknowing weapon.

Jay Van Bavel, an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at New York University poses with members of his "Eagles" and "Rattlers" teams used to show his dehumanization research.

A group of women in pink shirts play tug-of-war for a demonstration in the Dr. David Zarkower segment.

Cathal Gurrin, computer scientist at Dublin City University.

Dr. Andy Newberg, Neurologist, from Jefferson University.Hospital in Philadelphia, PA.

die Neurowissenschaftlerin Melanie Boly zeigt wie ein Gehirn arbeitet.

What's left of the demolished Bevatron at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory as seen on the 'What Are We Made Of?' episode.

ILANA HAIRSTON

JENNY GRAVES, Ph.D., Geneticist.Professor Emeritus, Australian National University.

Quamrul Ashraf aus Williams College und Oded Galor aus Brown University

Herman Verlinde, Ph.D.,Physicist, Princeton University: Demonstrating his theory about gravitons and quantum physics in front of a large screen at Princeton.

LEVI MORRAN, PhD., Biologist, Indiana University

Tom Griffiths, a Cognitive Scientist at University of California-Berkeley, says a coincidence is something that happens with a one in a million probability.

Gustavo Caetano-Anolles, Ph.D., Prof. BioinformaticsU. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign: Discussing the theory of LUCA, the Last Universal Common Ancestor of Life, by examining the evolution of the bicycle with the Penny Farthing, th e first bike, at a bike shop in Chicago.

Andy Strominger, PhD, Theoretical Physicist, Harvard.University: At Brookline Ice storage yard with blow torch.and ice sculpture in Boston.