Wonders of the Solar System - Trailer - BBC

In this spell-binding series, Professor Brian Cox visits some of the most stunning locations on Earth to describe how the laws of nature have carved natural wonders across the Solar System.

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[MrEvil]

Fantastic series. One of the best documentaries I have ever seen. Can't wait for Wonders of the Universe!

[spenceII]

Brian Cox is awesome. This show is going to be cool.

[amaraamara]

I love this series so I the only one who likes to count how many times he says millions and billions in each episode? Makes me feel quite relaxed and and billions and trillions and

[kokym]

i wanna watch this series SO BAD ! but too bad i don't have BBC 2 :(

[defragsbin]

His last pose in the still shot is very Alan Partridge-esque

[citizenerased]

looks great, looking forward to watching

[NAIP]

no... the message was "see the programme if you want to find out.."

[callevahacm]

It's an original composition by the person who does the music for the series.

[BlueBlood]

do you know what it is? not this one, the TV one?

[Toxic_Male_Minimalist]

@EmiLy27752

Oasis- Up In The Sky

[shawmutt]

I hope not. I can sit and spend a whole day watching Cosmos, however my kids are bored to tears. They make it about 15, 20 minutes tops. The presentation of science, like the science itself, must evolve. This show looks pretty interesting.

[Tlaloc]

@markmenez Well, as far as anyone who KNOWS what they're talking about is aware... evolution doesn't require "random genetic mutation." Maybe you should learn what evolution means before discussing it, and maybe realize that genetic mutations can be beneficial as well. Want a great example? LANCE ARMSTRONG. His genes allow him to take in more oxygen than an average person... does that sound bad? NO.

[halfx]

@the0fart0machine
One of the best supported theories in science is a 'false religion'? How'd you come to that conclusion? Or are you just trolling, It's so hard to tell any more, they all sound so ridiculous.