Wonders Of Life With Brian Cox
Wonders Of Life With Brian Cox is a TV show on ABC. Professor Brian Cox explores natural history from a physics perspective, revealing how fundamental laws gave birth to life - the most complex, diverse and unique force in the universe. The long-running program has been available since 2015. A total of 8 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in January 2016.
Last broadcast:23/01/2016 at 15:59
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Professor Brian Cox considers what it is about our world that has made it a home and asks what ingredients are necessary to turn a tiny speck of rock in space into a living, vibrant planet. (Final)
59:00
In Australia, Professor Brian Cox explores how size determines the nature of life. Gravity and electromagnetism impact types of life differently - determining shape, movement and longevity.
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Brian Cox visits the bio-diverse hot spots of Southern Africa and Madagascar to discover why our planet is so rich in its diversity. The answer lies with the wonder molecule carbon, a universal building block.
December 2015
59:00
During this episode Professor Brian Cox takes viewers on a unique retelling of our evolutionary history. How did our senses evolve and what are the physics by which they operate?
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Professor Brian Cox explores natural history from a physics perspective, revealing how fundamental laws gave birth to life - the most complex, diverse and unique force in the universe.
July 2015
59:04
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Brian Cox visits the bio-diverse hot spots of Southern Africa and Madagascar to discover why our planet is so rich in its diversity. The answer lies with the wonder molecule carbon, a universal building block. 59:12
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During this episode Professor Brian Cox takes viewers on a unique retelling of our evolutionary history. How did our senses evolve and what are the physics by which they operate? 59:30
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Professor Brian Cox explores natural history from a physics perspective, revealing how fundamental laws gave birth to life - the most complex, diverse and unique force in the universe.