Does Time Really Exist?

Today on Far Future Horizons we join host Morgan Freeman in another exciting episode of “Through the Wormhole” that will take us on a voyage of Discovery to answer to the question – Does Time Really Exist?

Is There an Edge to the Universe?

Today on Far Future Horizons we join Morgan Freeman on a voyage to the edge of the Cosmos and beyond.

Can We Survive the Death of the Sun?

Today on Far Future Horizons we join veteran actor Morgan Freeman in an outstanding episode of the acclaimed Science Channel documentary series “Through the Wormhole” which explores the question - Can We Survive the Death of the Sun?

The focus of this installment of Through the Wormhole is the survival of humanity (or whatever  we evolve to become) into the far distant future, as measured on geological and cosmological timescales, by developing the technology to move to another planet, a new "Earth" or star system in order to survive the death of our central star, The Sun.

Which Universe Are We In?

Today on Far Future Horizons we present another exciting installment from the acclaimed BBC series Horizon.

In this episode we explore the question ~ Which Universe Are We In?

Living in Parallel Universes

Today on Far Future Horizons we once again explore the possible existence of universes parallel to our own.

Parallel universes are strange hidden worlds, where an alternative reality exists and have been the subject of many a science fiction novel for decades.

Parallel universes sound like a myth and downright fantasy, but a surprising number of leading scientists believe they are real.

How Small is the Universe?

Today on Far Future Horizons we join the acclaimed BBC documentary series Horizon on an odyssey that will plunge us down  a cosmic rabbit-hole in search of the smallest thing in the Universe.

The Fabric of the Cosmos Episode 4

Today on Far Future Horizons we present the fourth and final episode of Dr. Brian Greene’s acclaimed NOVA documentary series the Fabric of the Cosmos. This instalment explores the possibility that the Universe, in which we live, is but one of an infinite multitude of Universes that make up an infinite Multiverse.

Stephen Hawking Into the Universe – Time Travel

Today on Far Future Horizons we are proud to present the second episode of Stephen Hawking’s epic cosmology series “Into the Universe” In today’s installment we join Professor Hawking on a foray through the fourth dimension and explore the possibility of time travel.

Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives

The quantum-mechanical "Schrödinger's cat" paradox according to the many-worlds interpretation. In this interpretation, every event is a branch point; the cat is both alive and dead, even before the box is opened, but the "alive" and "dead" cats are in different branches of the universe, both of which are equally real, but which do not interact with each other.

Today on Far Future Horizons we present the story of the “Many Worlds” interpretation of Quantum Mechanics and the physicist who developed it - Hugh Everett III as told by his rock star son Mark Everett and by Hugh’s close associates and colleagues.

Hugh Everett III

“Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives” tells the poignant story of a rock star in search of his father. Mark Oliver Everett, better known as E, is the lead singer of the cult US band the Eels. What most of his fans don’t know is that Mark’s father, Hugh Everett III, was one of America’s top quantum physicists.

Curiosity: Is There A Parallel Universe?

Today on Far Future Horizons we join award-winning actor Morgan Freeman for a voyage into the realm of parallel universes where the alternate realities of our imagination come alive and Doppelganger versions of ourselves are manifest. Join us on a voyage through the looking glass as we enter the realm of Parallel Universes. 

How to Travel to a Parallel Universe

Today on Far Future Horizons we are going to travel with physicist Dr. Michio Kaku on one of the greatest Sci-Fi expeditions ever conceived. 

In this edition of SciFi Science, Dr. Kaku will design a gateway to a parallel universe where the alternate realities of our imagination come alive and Doppelganger versions of ourselves are manifest.

MIT cosmologist Alan Guth explains his recipe for creating your own universe.

Down the Cosmic Rabbit Hole: Voyages to Elsewheres and Elsewhens

While I was growing up in the 1970s a new idea in Astrophysics had just come into vogue. The notion that the very fabric of our universe, the space-time continuum, can be ripped apart and be torn asunder to reveal portals that can take us to other parts of our universe or even other universes separate from our own. We were introduced to various new exotic celestial denizens that occupied this Cosmos along side planets, stars and galaxies the likes of which we had never heard of before – Black Holes, White Holes and Wormholes long before Michio Kaku became a household name.

I still have fond memories of reading books in my early adolescence with such thought provoking and imagination stirring titles as “Black Holes and Warped Spacetime” by William J. Kaufmann, “The Iron Sun: Crossing the Universe Through Black Holes” and “The Next Ten Thousand Years” by Adrian Berry all of which introduced the notion that cosmic portals exist that can take us on far off trips to elsewhere and elsewhens in our cosmos and beyond.

Today the notion of voyaging through such cosmic gateways that can zip you across vast distances in the twinkle of an eye or take you on voyages to parallel universes or on journeys across vast eons of time are the mainstays of twenty first century physics. It is almost as if the Physics of Star Trek has arrived a century earlier than expected.