alpha-Centauri

Season 2005

Not Rated
Astrophysics explained graphically, well-founded and with a dash of humor - that is what you can expect of these 15-minute essays by Prof. Dr. Harald Lesch from the university observatory in Munich, Germany. Each show is centered around one topic that is of special interest to Lesch. The setting is simplistic and reminiscent of a university mini-lecture. But exactly that is what makes this show so special.

Where to Watch alpha-Centauri • Season 2005

26 Episodes

  • Can one travel at light speed?
    E1
    Can one travel at light speed?
  • What is a cooling flow?
    E2
    What is a cooling flow?
  • Episode 3
    E3
    Episode 3
  • Do Black Holes rotate?
    E4
    Do Black Holes rotate?
  • Episode 5
    E5
    Episode 5
  • Episode 6
    E6
    Episode 6
  • Episode 7
    E7
    Episode 7
  • Episode 8
    E8
    Episode 8
  • Episode 9
    E9
    Episode 9
  • Episode 10
    E10
    Episode 10
  • What is a Higgs particle?
    E11
    What is a Higgs particle?
  • Episode 12
    E12
    Episode 12
  • What is the Big Crunch?
    E13
    What is the Big Crunch?
  • Episode 14
    E14
    Episode 14
  • What is superconductivity?
    E15
    What is superconductivity?
  • What is causality?
    E16
    What is causality?
  • Episode 17
    E17
    Episode 17
  • Episode 18
    E18
    Episode 18
  • Episode 19
    E19
    Episode 19
  • How are magnetic fields created?
    E20
    How are magnetic fields created?
  • Episode 21
    E21
    Episode 21
  • Episode 22
    E22
    Episode 22
  • Episode 23
    E23
    Episode 23
  • Episode 24
    E24
    Episode 24
  • Episode 25
    E25
    Episode 25
  • Episode 26
    E26
    Episode 26
  • Harald Leschhimself

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