Galaxies and clusters of galaxies, untold billions of them, adorn the cosmos. How did such large-scale structure of the universe come about? video What is the Large-Scale Structure of the Universe? Episode 02 Season 06 26:46 Watch
The expanding universe is humanity’s monumental discovery. Beginning with something infinitesimally small, the universe has become something majestically large. How... video What does an Expanding Universe Mean? Episode 03 Season 04 26:46 Watch
The expanding universe is humanity’s monumental discovery. Beginning infinitesimally small, the universe has become majestically large. How could this happen? What... playlist What does an Expanding Universe Mean? Topic Series 7 videos 1:07:48 Watch
We know our universe is expanding—this is one of humankind’s seminal discoveries. What caused such colossal expansion? We call it the Big Bang, but what were the... playlist Why is the Universe Expanding? Topic Series 7 videos 1:13:08 Watch
What to make of an expanding universe? For one thing, roll the ‘movie’ in reverse and we have all the matter concentrated in what seems to be a single point,... playlist How Significant is an Expanding Universe? Topic Series 3 videos 30:25 Watch
The early universe was a superhot plasma of particles all running seemingly at random as if in a gigantic cauldron. How then the structure we see today with galaxies, stars,... playlist How did Matter Form in the Early Universe? Topic Series 8 videos 1:08:19 Watch
Galaxies and clusters of galaxies, untold billions of them, adorn the cosmos. How did such large-scale structure of the universe come about? The universe started as a hot... playlist What is the Large-Scale Structure of the Universe? Topic Series 8 videos 1:09:38 Watch
Cosmology is the study of the structure, beginning and end of the universe, and it has been transformed from mostly metaphysical speculation to a precision observational... playlist The Future of Cosmology Topic Series 6 videos 44:07 Watch
A group of distinguished physicists and astrophysicists outline the latest discoveries of how our universe began and continues to function, and marvel at how quickly the... video How Weird is the Cosmos? Roundtable 26:09 Watch
Roger Blandford Professor in the School of Humanities and Sciences; Professor of Physics and of Particle Physics and Astrophysics, Stanford University
David Goodstein Professor of Physics and Applied Physics, Distinguished Teaching and Service Professor, Vice-Provost, Caltech
Brian Keating Professor of physics at the University of California, San Diego; Fellow, American Physical Society
Dimitar Sasselov Professor of Astronomy and Director of the Origins of Life Initiative, Harvard University
Frank Wilczek Nobel Laureate in Physics; Templeton Prize recipient; Emeritus Professor of Physics, MIT; Distinguished Professor in Physics, Arizona State University
