In conversation with Professor Brian Cox | Adventures in Space and Time

Professor Brian Cox has been bringing conversations about physics and science to television for more than 15 years, and in that time he's covered a lot of topics. For his new series, Brian Cox's Adventures in Space and Time, he's taking a step back to look at some of the big questions once again. Do Aliens Exist? How Far Can We Travel Into Space? What Is Gravity?

Watch the interview as we chat about some of Dr. Cox's favourite questions, how science has changed in the last decade, and what his favourite adventures have been.

The Canadian broadcast premiere of Brian Cox's Adventures in Space and Time airs Tuesday, August 31 at 9 p.m. (ET/PT) exclusively on @bbcearth Canada.

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[tommonk]

Brian is one of my favorite science communicators. Just fantastic!

[kerrymulcahy]

Thank god for people like Brian Cox bringing science to us normal people without a scientific brain, a great presenter and nice attitude.

[Murcans-worship-felons]

A simply great human being!! Extraordinarily peaceful and well mannered.

[nadiyahasanah]

My my my. I'm very grateful to be alive in this era.

[mbedrryandod]

Brian helps me to sleep most nights, such a gentle kind fantastic guy

[frankmossa]

Great interview with prof Cox, he's my favorite person to listen to in learning about space and therein.

[sunithanair]

Loved his book Human Universe...which I audio read during my covid recovery...it brought home the wondrous nature of our existence. Goosebumps, really!

[wallacelovecraft]

Great interview. I enjoyed hearing him talk about stuff.

[terasus]

Let’s get real for a minute here. Besides the fact that he’s got golden lighting shinning on him, which by itself makes you look gorgeous and youthful, has he gone under any kind of surgery? Because it is crazy how incredible he looks. Having said that, I absolutely adore listening to everything he says.
One of my favorite science communicators.

[akibabe]

Older than me, and looks about 33 😃😃❤️. And an awesome professor

[captur]

If you ask me, Brian's discovered the foundation of youth...I mean come on...

[maxwellwellmax]

Mr Cox seems to be immortal, he simply does not seem to age wow.

[janthompson]

Hi, does anyone know what the music is on the trailer for space & time I seen recently on bbc4? Very spacey and familiar but can’t find info for what is the music. Ta

[basukisugito]

I remember when I had my first physic lesson, and the teacher said "energy can't disappear, energy can only change to another form" ... and I was thinking means energy is eternity, now I thinking, means universe is eternity. Even if universe in it self had a birth and dies.. The energy in the universe just change to another form when universe die. Or the totally energy in the universe must be +/- 0.

[magic_hotel]

I'm beginning to suspect that Brian has invented a time nachine. He says here that he teaches in Manchester and on another stream that he lives in London. That would be quite some commute without a time machine, or teleporter or some such.

[flareonspotify]

I think black holes are really big mirascopes

[jerseygurl]

He gives me Jackson Brown vibes, if JB was a fantastic british scientist.

[austenpowers]

Ledge. If you haven’t seen his BBC Horizon (awesome show) called ‘What on earth is wrong with gravity’, you should treat yourself.

[garymaxwellian]

It's quite clear that information radiates from black holes.
Otherwise, How would we know they're there? 😁
Next step: Define information..😁

[sfron]

Dude on the right needs to spend more than 20 bux on a mic... goodness sounds like a ww2 radio