Morgan Freeman: Mysterien des Weltalls

Steve Nahn

Vom Urknall über die Möglichkeit von Zeitreisen bis hin zu Schwarzen Löchern: Schauspieler und Hollywood-Star Morgan Freeman hinterfragt die Mysterien des Weltalls. Astronomen ist es gelungen, das Alter des Universums zu bestimmen. Ausgestattet mit äußerst empfindlichen Satelliten blicken die Wissenschaftler 13,7 Milliarden Jahre zurück in der Zeit, zu dem Moment, als das Universum zu existieren begann. Doch wie kann man überhaupt in der Zeit zurück schauen und wie kam es zur Entstehung des Universums? Schauspieler und Hollywood-Star Morgan Freeman spricht mit Wissenschaftlern und Experten um diesem Rätsel auf die Spur zu kommen.

Dr. Mike D’Zmura, neuroscientist at University of California, Irvine using a group of musicians to simulate how noisy brain activity is and how he is able to extract thoughts from this noise.

John H. Long, Jr., Professor of Biology, Vassar College.

John H. Long, Jr., Professor of Biology, Vassar College.

Dan Bauer in the Soudan Underground Laboratory as seen on the 'Beyond The Darkness' episode of Through The Wormhole.

Jason Padgett, the author of "Struck by Genius," sits working on a complex geometrical drawing, which he became able to draw after the incident that turned him into a mathematical genius.

Dr. Mike D’Zmura, neuroscientist at University of California, Irvine using a group of musicians to simulate how noisy brain activity is and how he is able to extract thoughts from this noise.

Tom Banks, PhD, Theoretical Physicist, U of CA, Santa.Cruz, Physicist: Drawing in sand on Santa Cruz beach.

Fliegende Walfische oder lebende Maschinen, die so groß wie Planeten sind?

Fliegende Walfische oder lebende Maschinen, die so groß wie Planeten sind?

Rev. Dr. John Polkinghorne at Queens College Chapel as seen on the 'Is There A Creator?' episode of Through The Wormhole.

Morgan Freeman.

Allan Snyder, Director, Centre for the Mind at the.University of Sydney ? in his office.

Jeff Tollaksen, PhD, Theoretical Physicist, Chapman.University at his home in Laguna Beach.

Ken Hayworth, neuroscientist and President of the Brain.Preservation Foundation.

Marcus Raichle ,M.D., Professor of Radiology &.Neurology at Washington University in St. Louis ? at.computer.

NICK OTWAY, Ph.D., Marine Biologist, Port Stephens Fisheries Institute